Turkey crash: Bus ploughs into crash scene, killing rescuers

By Europe Times August 20, 2022 No comment

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In Turkey, a bus struck the scene of an earlier traffic accident, causing 16 fatalities and 21 injuries. On Saturday morning, the event took place close to the city of Gaziantep in the south. Firefighters, rescuers, and a group of journalists who had been dispatched to a scene where a car had veered off the […]

Israel: Turkish flight aborted as passengers get plane crash pics

By Europe Times May 10, 2022 No comment

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After passengers received plane crash images on their phones, the captain of a Turkish AnadoluJet flight aborted its take-off at Israel’s main airport. The plane was taxiing at Ben Gurion Airport when the incident occurred, according to Israel’s aviation authority. Passengers and crew were removed from the plane, and luggage was inspected again. A number […]

France bans far-right Turkey organisation Grey Wolves

By Europe Times November 3, 2020 No comment

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The European country of France, which recently opened a word war with another European country of Turkey over the matter of the right of caricature, is planning to ban Grey Wolves, a far-right Turkey organisation. The proposed ban means the organisation will not be able to function in the country in the future. The ban […]

Turkish Prez urges Turks to boycott French goods

By Europe Times October 27, 2020 No comment

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Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the President of the Eurasian country of Turkey, has urged his citizens to boycott goods made in France, which recently toughened its stand on radical Islam. Mr. Erdogan has criticized the new stand, adopted by France, as an attempt to oppress the Muslim community of the European country. He has urged the […]

Pro-Turkey nationalist defeats pro-Greece leader in Northern Cyprus election

By Europe Times October 19, 2020 No comment

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In the Northern Cyprus presidential election, Ersin Tatar, the nationalist leader who shares close relation with Turkey, has defected his opponent, Mustafa Akinci, who is a moderate leader, who stands with the west and works for the reunification of the country. The nationalist leader has secured not less than 52 per cent of the total […]

Turkey reenters into energy dispute with Greece

By Europe Times October 12, 2020 No comment

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The European country of Turkey has reentered into a serious energy dispute with its European neighbor, Greece. Turkey has once against sent its research ship to the disputed waters located near Greece. Earlier, it withdrew the vessel after the presence of the ship had triggered a dispute. The disputed waters in the Mediterranean situated near […]

Turkey tightens its grip over social media

By Europe Times July 29, 2020 No comment

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The Turkish parliament has cleared a controversial law, which has provisions to control the operation of social media platforms. As per the law, all social media firms with more than a million Turkish users is to set up local offices and comply with requests to remove content. The law has provisions to punish with fines […]

Turkey punishes US consulate employee

By Europe Times June 12, 2020 No comment

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Turkey has punished a US consulate employee, Metin Topuz, as they have found that the employee, who is a Turkish national, has links with a terror organisation work against the interest of the Turkish government. The person was originally arrested in the year 2017. Since then, he is under the custody of the Turkish government. […]

Greece denies Turkey’s allegation about migrant killing

By Europe Times March 5, 2020 No comment

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The European country of Greece has strongly denied Turkey’s allegation that a migrant from the embattled Middle East country of Syria was shot to death by the Greece Security Force. Turkey made the allegation immediately after it had announced that it would not prevent the flow of migrants to Europe in future. Recently, a confrontation […]

Turkey permits migrants to entre Europe

By Europe Times March 2, 2020 No comment

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Turkey has removed all restrictions which prevents the entry of migrants to Europe through the land border the country shares with the continent. The move has come shortly after several Turkish soldiers were killed in Syria in an attack carried out the war-embattled country with the support of Russia. Justifying its decision to allow migrants […]