Daily Sabah (Turkey)
Fuel gone, Gaza turns to trash fires
DESPERATE Palestinians at a garbage dump in a Gaza neighborhood dug with their bare hands for plastic items to burn to fend off the cold and damp winter in the enclave, battered by two years of Israel’s war on Gaza. The scene in the Muwasi area of the...
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‘Board of Peace’ steps into Gaza deadlock
U.S. PRESIDENT Donald Trump yesterday formally launched his ambitious “Board of Peace” at the World Economic Forum, unveiling a new international body initially tied to Gaza’s fragile cease-fire but pitched as a broader platform that could reshape, and...
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HYPOTHERMIA KILLS GAZA INFANT AS TRUMP UNVEILS CEASE-FIRE VISION
infant died from hypothermia in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, underscoring the worsening humanitarian crisis as world leaders gathered at a Swiss resort with U.S. President Donald Trump’s Gaza cease-fire plan high on the agenda. Three-month-old Shaza Abu...
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ERDOĞAN, SHAQUILLE O’NEAL SHARE COURT, SIGNED BALLS IN ISTANBUL
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met NBA icon Shaquille O’Neal yesterday in Istanbul, turning a routine photo opportunity into a striking snapshot of sports diplomacy. The meeting took place on the court at the Turkcell Basketball Development Center, where Erdoğan...
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GAZA FAMILIES BACK NEW ‘BOARD OF PEACE’ AS US-LED PLAN TAKES SHAPE
PALESTINIAN families and clans in the Gaza Strip on Sunday publicly endorsed the newly formed National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, pledging grassroots support for its humanitarian mission as an ambitious U.S.-led international framework...
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U.S.-BACKED TERRORISTS IN SYRIA LOSE CONTROL OF OIL, GAS, DAM
THE SYRIAN army yesterday continued dashing the dreams of so-called autonomy of the U.S.-backed YPG, the Syrian wing of the terrorist group PKK. In the second major push in two weeks against the group, the army seized swathes of the country’s north,...
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STRATEGIC VALUE, VAST CRITICAL MINERALS: WHY U.S. WANTS GREENLAND
an autonomous territory of Denmark, became a central point of geopolitical debate after U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated his interest in taking control of the strategic Arctic island, citing national security concerns. Greenland covers 2.16...
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Erdoğan calls for unity amid YPG push
IN REMARKS published yesterday, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan told fellow members of the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) at a meeting on Monday that they would not allow the “brotherhood of Arabs, Turks and Kurds” to be disrupted. He was...
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AID LIFELINE AT RISK AS ISRAEL TARGETS MSF
crowded into wards at a Gaza hospital fear they could be left without care after Israel announced it will bar 37 aid organizations, including Doctors Without Borders, from operating in the territory from March 1 over staffing disclosure requirements....
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PROTESTS GROW AFTER 2 ICE SHOOTINGS WIDEN CLASH OVER TRUMP CRACKDOWN
TENSIONS over U.S. President Donald Trump’s sweeping immigration crackdown escalated across the United States on Thursday after a second shooting involving federal immigration officers in as many days, intensifying protests and sharpening a widening...
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UN CONDEMNS U.S.’ VENEZUELA OPERATIONS FOR UNDERMINING INT’L LAW
THE U.N. human rights office warned yesterday that the recent U.S. military capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro undermined international law, warning against actions that threaten states’ territorial integrity. U.S. forces ousted Maduro in a...
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AFTER MADURO, TRUMP CROSSHAIRS TURN TO GREENLAND, CUBA, COLOMBIA
A DAY after a venturous U.S. military operation in Venezuela, President Donald Trump renewed calls Sunday for an American takeover of Greenland on national security grounds, threatened military action against Colombia over cocaine trafficking, and...
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‘Happy New Year’
‘Good night’ and ‘Happy New Year’ were his reactions as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was escorted to a high-security prison in New York on a stunning night, after he and his wife were seized by U.S. forces and flown to New York on drug-related...
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SWISS GRAPPLE WITH IDENTIFYING VICTIMS AFTER DEVASTATING BAR BLAZE
on Friday faced the grim task of identifying victims from a devastating blaze that tore through a crowded New Year’s Eve party at the Le Constellation bar, a ski resort, killing around 40 people and leaving more than 100 injured, many critically. The...
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Fight against terror, corruption marked 2025
without elections, Turkish politics had its fair share of turbulence and fast-paced developments. Undoubtedly, highlights of the year for politicians from all parties were new phases in the terror-free Türkiye initiative, and the arrest and detention...
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Erdoğan meets Somalia’s president after Israel recognizes Somaliland
PRESIDENT Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud met yesterday, discussing Israel’s decision to recognize Somaliland, the breakaway region that Mogadishu considers part of its territory. The bilateral talks mostly focused on...
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SYRIA SECURES, OPENS CRIMINAL PROBE INTO ASSAD-ERA MASS GRAVE
SYRIA’S government has ordered troops to guard a mass grave used to conceal atrocities under Bashar Assad and opened a criminal investigation after a media report that detailed a yearslong scheme by the former regime to hide thousands of bodies at the...
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STRONG STORM BATTERS GAZA, ENDANGERING DISPLACED FAMILIES IN TENTS
A POLAR low-pressure system bringing heavy rain and powerful winds swept through the Gaza Strip, worsening conditions for Palestinians sheltering in fragile tents and overcrowded facilities with little protection from the elements.
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CONGO REFUGEES TELL OF DEATH, LOST CHILDREN AS WAR ERUPTS AGAIN
CONGOLESE refugees fleeing into Rwanda described neighbors being slaughtered and children lost amid the chaos, as renewed fighting erupted despite a peace deal brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump. “I have 10 children, but I am here with only...
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SUDAN’S BURHAN MEETS ERDOĞAN AS TÜRKİYE SEEKS END TO CONFLICT
PRESIDENT Recep Tayyip Erdoğan yesterday met with Sudan’s Sovereign Council Chairperson Abdel Fattah al-Burhan at the Presidential Complex in the capital Ankara, as Türkiye reiterated its call for an end to Sudan’s ongoing conflict. Burhan’s visit...
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ERDOĞAN LINKS SCIENTIFIC EXCELLENCE TO COUNTRY’S LONG-TERM GROWTH
THE TÜBA and TÜBİTAK Science Awards Ceremony took place yesterday at the Beştepe National Congress and Culture Center in Ankara, bringing together President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, senior government officials, leading scientists, academics and key...
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GAZA HEALTH OFFICIALS RAISE ALARM AS DRUG SUPPLIES HIT CRITICAL LEVELS
GAZA’S Health Ministry warned Sunday that hospitals in the Palestinian enclave are facing critical shortages, with medicine stocks down by 52% and medical supplies by 71%. The warning followed a press conference held at al-Shifa Hospital in western...
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Türkiye complains Israel complicates Gaza peace bid
IT HAS been nearly two months since a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas began, but Israel’s violations of the deal have delayed a proposed Gaza peace plan by the United States, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stressed during a round table discussion in...
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Cease-fire brings calm, not safety, as Gazans move back into ruins
family’s building still rises two stories above the flattened remains of Gaza City, an improbable silhouette in a landscape of broken concrete and twisted steel. After more than two years of Israeli bombardment, the structure stands only in part: one...
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ERDOĞAN HOSTS FAMILY OF 6-YEAR-OLD PALESTINIAN GIRL KILLED IN GAZA
PRESIDENT Recep Tayyip Erdoğan yesterday received the family and relatives of 6-year-old Hind Rajab, who was killed after being trapped in a vehicle during an Israeli attack in Gaza, according to the Turkish Presidency. During the meeting at the...
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WINTER DELUGE FLOODS THOUSANDS OF GAZA TENTS, HOSPITAL
HEAVY rainfall from a new lowpressure system early yesterday flooded thousands of tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, as well as a hospital. According to Anadolu Agency (AA), rainwater leaked into sections of al-Shifa Hospital in...
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KIZILAY DELIVERS 100 TONS OF AID TO SUDAN AS CRISIS DEEPENS
THE TURKISH Red Crescent (Kızılay), in cooperation with the Sudanese Red Crescent, is providing 100 tons of humanitarian aid to help ease the crisis caused by the ongoing conflict in Sudan. Sudan has been facing intense clashes between the Sudanese...
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Gaza’s amputees struggle as medical evacuations lag
in her wheelchair, Haneen al-Mabhouh dreams of rebuilding her family, of cradling a new baby. She dreams of walking again. But with her leg gone, her life in Gaza is on hold, she says, as she waits to go abroad for further treatment. An Israeli...
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ERDOĞAN, PUTIN DISCUSS UKRAINE, TIES IN TURKMENISTAN
PRESIDENT Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday held extensive talks on the war in Ukraine at a meeting in Turkmenistan, officials said. Erdoğan and Putin held a closed-door meeting on the sidelines of the International...
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ENTERING THE MINDSET OF GÖBEKLİTEPE
outset of this piece, I wish to say that despite what its title might suggest, this is definitely not a piece of mysticism inspired by what has been unearthed at the ancient archaeological site of Göbeklitepe in the southeast of Türkiye. As such, it is...
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TÜRKİYE ENTERS ALERT PHASE AS FERTILITY FALLS BELOW RENEWAL RATE
TÜRKİYE is entering a structurally transformative demographic era as its fertility rate drops below the population renewal threshold, signaling the onset of a profound aging cycle with multidimensional socio-economic implications.
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ERDOĞAN WELCOMES HUNGARY’S ORBAN IN ISTANBUL
PRESIDENT Recep Tayyip Erdoğan yesterday welcomed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban with an official ceremony at the Dolmabahçe Palace in Istanbul. Erdoğan and Orban held bilateral and delegation-level meetings before attending a signing ceremony...
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43 CHILDREN AMONG 79 DEAD IN SUDAN PARAMILITARY DRONE STRIKES
Dozens of Sudanese civilians, including many children, were killed in a paramilitary drone attack on the army-held town of Kalogi in Sudan’s South Kordofan state, a local official confirmed Sunday. The attack, which took place on Thursday, involved...
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TFF PURGE ENGULFS ÇAKAR, YANDAŞ, BALTACI IN MOST EXPLOSIVE SWEEP YET
TURKISH football awoke Friday to another seismic jolt as prosecutors launched a pre-dawn operation sweeping players, club executives, agents and even former refereeturned-TV pundit Ahmet Çakar into custody, intensifying a betting scandal that has...
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‘STRONG REASONS TO BELIEVE’ ISRAEL COMMITTED WAR CRIMES IN GAZA
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Wednesday that Israel’s war on Gaza was “fundamentally” flawed and there are “strong reasons to believe” war crimes have been committed. “I think there was something fundamentally wrong in the way this...
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ERDOĞAN PLEDGES TAKING RISKS TO END PKK TERRORISM
PRESIDENT Recep Tayyip Erdoğan yesterday reiterated his commitment to the terror-free Türkiye initiative launched by government ally Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) Chair Devlet Bahçeli. Addressing a parliamentary group meeting of the Justice and...
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GAZA CHILDREN FIND COMFORT, TACKLE WAR TRAUMA IN VIRTUAL REALITY
Children traumatized by Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza are participating in a therapy program that uses virtual reality headsets to provide an escape from their surroundings, with organizers reporting faster improvements in psychological well-being...
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DEADLY ASIA FLOOD DEATH TOLL TOPS 1,000 AS COUNTRIES DEPLOY MILITARY
THE DEATH toll from devastating floods and landslides across Asia rose above 1,000 yesterday, as Sri Lanka and Indonesia deployed military personnel to assist survivors in the hardest-hit areas. Separate weather systems brought torrential, extended...
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Kızılelma hits historic air-to-air milestone
TÜRKİYE’S first unmanned jet combat aircraft, Bayraktar Kızılelma, achieved a new milestone as it struck a jet-powered target aircraft with a beyond-visual-range (BVR) air-to-air missile, marking a first in the world, its developer Baykar said...
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Pope calls for Christian unity at İznik site
POPE Leo XIV on Friday joined Orthodox patriarchs and other Christian leaders in commemorating an important moment in Christian history, gathering at the site in Türkiye of an unprecedented A.D. 325 meeting of bishops to pray that Christians might once...
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LARGE-SCALE N. WEST BANK OPS IN ‘DANGEROUS ESCALATION’
THE ISRAELI army launched a large-scale operation in the occupied West Bank yesterday, deploying reinforcements and military bulldozers in the Tubas governorate as helicopters fired on unidentified targets, according to local sources.
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Action plan takes aim at femicide, abuse
THE FIFTH action plan of the Turkish government against femicides and violence targeting women was unveiled yesterday at an event in Ankara. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan attended the launch of the plan at the Congress and Culture Center of the...
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TÜRKİYE’S EFFORTS TO REESTABLISH GAZA AFTER FRAGILE CEASE-FIRE
TÜRKİYE is keen on contributing to the recovery of Gaza and experts point out that Ankara may play a part in the Palestinian enclave’s reconstruction after years of heavy Israeli bombardment. In this context, Hüseyin Fazla, founder and director of...
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ERDOĞAN HIGHLIGHTS PEACEMAKING BIDS FROM GAZA TO UKRAINE
The G-20 summit in South Africa was an opportunity for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to meet with international leaders and promote Türkiye’s vision for greater global cooperation and lasting peace. Speaking at a news conference on the sidelines of...
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NATION MOURNS TRAGIC CRASH
AN INVESTIGATION has been launched into the military cargo plane that crashed in Georgia on its return from Azerbaijan, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said yesterday, reiterating condolences for those who died and the nation. Speaking during his...
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Türkiye’s ‘Green Homeland’ takes root
FROM the capital to the forests of western Türkiye, citizens, officials and children wielded shovels and saplings yesterday in a nationwide campaign bringing President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s “Green Homeland” vision to life. Across 81 provinces,...
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TÜRKİYE ADVANCES FIRMLY AS GLOBAL POWER, ERDOĞAN SAYS
TÜRKİYE yesterday marked the 87th anniversary of the passing of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, founder of the republic, with nationwide and international ceremonies led by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who reaffirmed the nation’s commitment to building on...
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Latest body exchanges push Gaza war death toll past 69,000
THE OFFICIAL Palestinian death toll in Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza has crossed 69,000 with the latest exchange of bodies as part of a cease-fire, Gaza officials said Saturday. The latest jump in deaths occurred as more bodies were recovered in the...
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LOUVRE HEIST RENEWS QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW EUROPE’S TREASURES WERE WON
AS FRENCH police race to track where the Louvre’s stolen crown jewels have gone, a growing chorus wants a brighter light on where they came from. The artifacts were French, but the gems were not. Their exotic routes to Paris run through the shadows of...
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U.S. PUSHES FOR UN RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE INT’L FORCE IN GAZA
THE U.S. has circulated a draft resolution at the U.N. Security Council seeking authorization for an international stabilization force in Gaza, a key pillar of U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan, Washington’s mission to the U.N. said...
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NEW YORKERS BREAK TRADITION TO PICK SOCIALIST MAMDANI AS MAYOR
NEW YORKERS elected Zohran Mamdani, a young, self-described leftist, socialist, as mayor Tuesday, while Democrats secured two key governorships in early results viewed as a warning to President Donald Trump ahead of the 2026 midterms.
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War steals 520M childhoods in 2024
ONE in five children worldwide lived amid active warfare last year, as the number of minors in conflict zones climbed to about 520 million in 2024 – 47 million more than in 2023 and the highest since tracking began in 2005, according to a Save the...
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LIVING AMONG DEAD: WAR-DISPLACED GAZANS SEEK REFUGE IN CEMETERIES
WITH no other refuge from the war, dozens of Palestinian families in Gaza, including Maisa Brikah and her children, have spent five months living amid gravestones in a sun-baked cemetery in Khan Younis. A blonde-haired toddler sits outside one tent,...
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ISRAEL THREATENS TO RAMP UP LEBANON STRIKES OVER HEZBOLLAH DISARMAMENT
ISRAEL threatened Lebanon yesterday with intensifying strikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, a day after an Israeli air raid killed four people, according to Lebanon’s Health Ministry. Despite a November 2024 cease-fire with the Lebanese...
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HURRICANE MELISSA KILLS 50, RAVAGES CARIBBEAN BEFORE FADING AWAY
HURRICANE Melissa, once a roaring Category 5 storm and among the strongest ever recorded in the Atlantic, has weakened into open waters, but its deadly legacy lingers across the Caribbean – with at least 50 people dead, thousands displaced and damage...
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REPORTS OF MASS KILLINGS PROMPT UN CALL TO HALT SUDAN VIOLENCE
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres yesterday urged an immediate halt to the escalating violence in Sudan following reports that paramilitary forces killed more than 460 people in a maternity hospital. Mohammad Hamdan Daglo, the head of the Rapid...
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Israel kills 104 Gazans, then vows cease-fire
THE ISRAELI military killed at least 104 people in Gaza overnight before claiming yesterday that it will abide by a cease-fire accord. Israel launched airstrikes in Gaza late Tuesday, after an alleged attack by Palestinian resistance groups killed one...
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Homegrown battle tanks join military fleet
PRESIDENT Recep Tayyip Erdoğan yesterday oversaw the delivery of the first domestically developed Altay main battle tanks to the armed forces, as he reiterated Türkiye’s goal to achieve full self-sufficiency in the defense industry. “With Altay, we...
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STARMER MEETS ERDOĞAN AS TÜRKİYE, UK EYE NEW DEALS
ACCOMPANIED by top defense officials, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived in Ankara yesterday as a guest of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The British leader was received by Erdoğan at the Presidential Complex after a welcoming ceremony at a...
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ISTANBUL MEETING MARKS GAZA TRIBUNAL’S VERDICT ON ISRAEL’S WAR CRIMES
The four-day Gaza Tribunal ended Sunday in Istanbul, chaired by former U.N. rapporteur Richard Falk. Survivors, medical experts and witnesses testified before the panel, which announced its final verdict.
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U.S. EYES NEW GAZA AID MODEL TO REPLACE CONTROVERSIAL FOUNDATION
THE UNITED States is weighing a new framework for delivering humanitarian aid in Gaza that would replace the much-criticized Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). The plan, still in its conceptual stage, outlines a sweeping effort to improve aid...
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TÜRKİYE, OMAN JOIN FORCES FOR 2-STATE SOLUTION FOR GAZA
ON THE second day of his visit to Oman, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan yesterday met with Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al Said. No news conference was held following the meeting, but the Turkish Presidency’s Directorate of Communications announced...
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LOUVRE REOPENS DAYS AFTER DARING ROYAL JEWEL HEIST
THE LOUVRE reopened its doors to visitors yesterday, three days after it had been shuttered over the theft of precious royal jewelry, an Agence France-Presse (AFP) journalist reported. From 9 a.m. (7 a.m. GMT), the museum’s usual opening time, the...
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Gaza, bilateral deals top Erdoğan’s Kuwait visit
The Gaza cease-fire and Syrian stability were among the top regional issues discussed as part of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s Kuwait agenda yesterday, the first leg of a three-country tour to the Gulf region, where four bilateral deals were also...
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INDIAN CAPITAL DELHI REELS AS BLANKET OF TOXIC SMOG COVERS CITY
A THICK, toxic haze blanketed New Delhi yesterday as air pollution levels surged to more than 16 times the World Health Organization’s recommended daily maximum. New Delhi and its sprawling metropolitan region – home to more than 30 million people –...
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Cease-fire on brink after Rafah attack
ISRAEL launched airstrikes on Gaza yesterday, undermining hopes that a week-old U.S.-brokered cease-fire would hold as both Israel and Hamas traded blame for renewed violence. Israel’s military said in a statement that the strikes targeted Palestinian...
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GAZA FAMILIES STRUGGLE TO IDENTIFY DEAD AMID NUMBERED REMAINS
THE FLUORESCENT lights flicker over rows of weary faces inside a small hall at Nasser Hospital. A large screen dominates the room, its shifting images revealing bodies returned from Israel – charred, decomposed and stripped of identity. Mothers clasp...
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Fragile Gaza calm faces new test
ISRAEL and Hamas traded blame over cease-fire violations yesterday while the former said it would reopen Gaza’s Rafah crossing with Egypt to allow Palestinian movement, but offered no timeline. A row over the return of bodies of hostages held by Hamas...
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Global aid cuts push 13.7M people toward extreme hunger: WFP
World Food Programme warned yesterday that severe funding cuts could push as many as 13.7 million food aid recipients to “emergency” hunger levels, just short of famine. It warned that six key operations – in Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of...
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AT LEAST $70B NEEDED TO REBUILD GAZA AS FULL RECOVERY MAY TAKE DECADES
THE LATEST joint estimate from the United Nations, the European Union and the World Bank is that at least $70 billion will be required to rebuild Gaza after two years of the Israeli genocidal war, and it could take decades for the Palestinian enclave...
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Leaders rally behind Gaza peace
ALL 20 remaining hostages in Gaza and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli custody were freed yesterday under a cease-fire that paused Israel’s twoyear genocidal war, which has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians. Cheering crowds greeted...
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DOZENS DEAD, BORDERS SHUT AFTER PAKISTAN, AFGHANISTAN CLASH
DOZENS of fighters and troops were reported killed yesterday after Pakistan and Afghanistan engaged in deadly cross-border clashes overnight. The clashes were the most serious fighting between the South Asian neighbors since the Taliban came to power...
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CAUTIOUS RETURN BEGINS IN GAZA
THOUSANDS of Palestinians poured onto Gaza’s battered coastal road Friday morning, walking north with children in tow and belongings strapped to carts and shoulders, marking a rare dawn of cautious optimism after two years of relentless Israeli...
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Truce deal reached to end Israel’s 2-year genocidal war in Gaza
and Hamas have agreed to a long-awaited cease-fire and hostage deal, marking the first phase of U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to end the Gaza war that has killed more than 67,000 people and reshaped the Middle East. The breakthrough was greeted...
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