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Kilicdaroglu came second to Erdogan in Sunday's presidential election, and is seeking nationalist support.
'Near catastrophic', two-hour chase in New York caused by 'highly aggressive paparazzi', couple's spokesperson says.
Listed firms put their shareholders first when making decisions even if it leaves employees susceptible to job cuts.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, Moscow has cracked down on opposition voices, sentencing several to lengthy jail times.
President Yoon and PM Trudeau focus on security, clean energy and critical mineral supplies ahead of G7 summit in Japan.
Government officials say the May 28 run-off will prove Erdogan's popularity as magazine's cover called 'inhumane'.
As the war enters its 448th day, we take a look at the main developments.
The reconnaissance satellite is a key part of Kim's plan to modernise and advance the country’s military prowess.
Four people were killed in the attack and three more kidnapped, according to local police in Nigeria's Anambra State.
Plan to rebuild small mosque for Daegu university students has come up against a powerful conservative Christian lobby.
Legislators and judges across US are grappling with top court's ruling, which has been used to challenge restrictions.
At Tesla's annual shareholder meeting, Musk said Tesla would advertise its cars, something it has never done before.
Robert Shonov is being held for allegedly cooperating 'on a confidential basis' with a foreign organisation.
Republican lawmakers continue to insist on cuts to social programmes as US debt default looms on the horizon.
The vessel, a canoe, was carrying 37 people across the Shire River when the incident took place.
Lasso could trigger 'two-way death' clause in constitution, dissolving both the legislature and ending his presidency.
People were seen burning and attacking police, gov't buildings, official and public vehicles, and military assets.
Ankara says remarks made in a report on Sunday's polls by European observers are 'politically charged and accusatory'.
US special counsel John Durham examined the FBI's 2016 investigation of possible Trump campaign collusion with Russia.
The thieves looted goods worth more than 113 million euros ($123m) from the Green Vault in Dresden in 2019.
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