EUalive with Bosphorus News

Policing, digital trade and education are moving at different speeds ahead of the 30 October summit

The three allies use an El Alamein summit to lock in their maritime rules as gas projects move ahead

The 20-year concession ranks among Turkey’s largest long-term public-service concessions involving international partners

The Republic of Cyprus has always rejected any step that would appear to legitimise partition or treat the Green Line as an international border

Israel’s airstrikes on the Abu al-Duhur airbase in eastern Idlib early on 18 August brought Turkey close to a military response, according to the U.S. special envoy for Syria

Ankara risks Russia’s ire and tests its carefully cultivated neutral-mediator image by pushing a major transfer of aging U.S.-origin weapons

Presidential decrees create the Fethiye-Kaş and North Aegean parks covering over 23,000 km²; Athens says the zones have no legal effect beyond Turkish waters

The Mecca Pact formalises mutual defence among three major Muslim powers, reflecting declining confidence in Western security guarantees

The proposed law would allow the suspension of certain prosecutions and sentences after verified end of the group’s activities

The Cypriot Ministry of Foreign Affairs described the agreement between Turkey and the Turkish Cypriot administration as illegal under international law

The project would be dedicated exclusively to military use as part of NATO’s broader effort to expand its pipeline network

An adjustment simplifies customs procedures without yet establishing a fully open land border