'EU gates closed to Türkiye'

The re-election of Turkish President Erdogan continues to have wide repercussions in the Western media. The scandalous news, published by Germany-based publication Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and analyzing the relations between Türkiye and the European Union, garnered great reaction.

Turkish President Erdogan spoke with Palestinian President Abbas

President Erdogan had a phone call with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Abbas congratulated President Erdogan on his election victory.

Striking Kosovo statement from Türkiye

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs made a written statement on the tension in the north of Kosovo. Warning against actions that could escalate tensions, Türkiye called for dialogue to establish lasting peace and stability.

NATO 'looking forward' to working with Erdogan

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg congratulated President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on his re-election. "I look forward to continuing to work together," Stoltenberg said.

Sweden announced that it will hold talks with Türkiye

'I will meet with my Turkish counterpart Cavusoglu on Thursday to discuss the NATO membership process,' Swedish Foreign Minister Billström said.

China celebrates Erdogan's victory

The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced that Beijing congratulates President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on his re-election as president. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning expressed his country's wish for Türkiye to achieve new successes under Erdogan's leadership.

Congratulations to Erdogan from African leaders

Following the re-election of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, congratulatory messages have started to arrive from all over the world. African leaders also issued meaningful messages to congratulate President Erdogan. The emphasis on "historic victory" drew attention.

Kilicdaroglu suffered 12 defeats in 14 years

Kilicdaroglu, who suffered his first defeat in the 2009 local elections, lost all the elections against President Erdogan after he became CHP chairman in 2010 following the videotape scandal that led to Deniz Baykal's resignation.

President Erdogan speaks after the runoff of voting

President Erdogan makes a statement in front of his Kisikli residence after the runoff of elections.

'We will win together'

CHP Spokesperson Faik Oztrak said in a statement after the polls closed, "Our officials and citizens should continue to protect the ballot boxes. We have come to this day by uniting, today we will win together."

Presidential election runoff results

Voting in the runoff of the presidential election has ended and the polls are closed. Supreme Election Board lifted the election ban and the first results are in. So who is ahead in the election vote rates? How many votes did Erdogan get, how is Kilicdaroglu's vote rate? Breaking news of the election will meet with readers minute by minute at turkiyegazetesi.com.tr. Here are the minute-by-minute vote rates of Erdogan and Kilicdaroglu and the first results...

Türkiye election runoff - live updates

Türkiye went to the polls again on Sunday to elect the president, as the candidates did not receive an absolute majority in the first round of the Presidential Election held on 14 May. Voters started voting at 08:00 AM. Here are the presidential elections moment by moment...

Voting has ended across Türkiye

Voting for the second round of the Presidential Election has ended across Türkiye.

Turkish President Erdogan visited the graves of his parents

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited the graves of his parents in Istanbul after voting for runoff of the elections.

Turkish President Erdogan visited the graves of his parents

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited the graves of his parents in Istanbul after voting for runoff of the elections.

Türkiye elections witnessed interesting scenes

Türkiye went to the polls again after 2 weeks. The May 14th colorful scenes continued in the runoff. Some came dressed in sweaters for their lambs, some voted with a parrot on their shoulders. 110-year-old grandmother Safiye also hit the road for democracy.

Türkiye elections witnessed interesting scenes

Türkiye went to the polls again after 2 weeks. The May 14th colorful scenes continued in the runoff. Some came dressed in sweaters for their lambs, some voted with a parrot on their shoulders. 110-year-old grandmother Safiye also hit the road for democracy.

They rode their horses to vote

In Izmir, a horse riding coach and his friend went to vote with their horses. Citizens watched the event with interest and colorful images emerged during the runoff of the Presidential Election.

He carried his mother on his back to the polling station

Dilber Tunc, 83-year-old Dilber Tunc, who has Parkinson's disease and lives in Muş, Turkey, cast her vote for the second round of the presidential election at the school she came to on her son's back.

CHP leader Kilicdaroglu casts his vote

National Alliance Presidential candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu cast his vote for the runoff of the presidential election in Ankara.