Minister Szijjártó acknowledged Turkey's role in ensuring Hungary's secure energy supply, noting that Hungary took delivery of over 21 million cubic metres of gas a day through the TurkStream pipeline ...

Israel’s full-blown war against Iran threatens to upend regional dynamics and Turkey’s careful balancing act. The conflict ...

As Turkey grows in power, Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan would much prefer Iran to be weak and divided. The United States and Israel appear poised to make this dream a reality.

Turkey’s new energy arsenal—including domestic oil, Black Sea gas, renewables, and nuclear—represents a powerful geopolitical and economic tool. While it may never match the output of Saudi Arabia or ...

Two billion cubic metres of gas Turkey will also provide Syria 2 billion cubic metres of natural gas each year, Bayraktar said on Thursday. Ankara, which supported rebel forces in neighbouring Syria ...

Damascus, SANA- Energy Minister, Mohammad al-Bashir, and Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar, signed on Thursday an agreement aimed at developing and strengthening ...

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday that the Mount Gabar field in the Kurdish-majority southeast has produced nearly $2 billion worth of oil.Turkey ...

He expressed Turkey’s openness to cooperation and contributing to the development of Syria’s transport sector while keeping pace with global developments.

Sanctions had previously forced 11 international companies - responsible for 49.6 percent of Syria’s total crude oil production in 2010 - to abandon operations in the country.

According to Turkey’s DHA News Agency, a senior Turkish Defense Ministry official says that Ankara intends to examine “how the agreement reached [between Damascus and SDF] will be implemented and its ...

Its military presence, base establishment and training efforts are key to these goals. Meanwhile, Turkey’s dealings with HTS and the Syrian government highlight its growing role in Syria’s future.

Around four years after the US involvement in the Syrian Civil War, then-President Donald Trump unilaterally ordered the withdrawal of around 2,000–2,500 troops from the nation in December 2018.