In the runoff of the presidential elections, voters who could not go to the polls due to illness or disability were given 'mobile ballot boxes' and citizens used this application to cast their votes.

Voting started at 08:00 AM across Türkiye. More than 60 million voters will vote in more than 191,000 ballot boxes.

In Türkiye's May 14 presidential and 28th parliamentary elections, candidates for the presidency did not need 50 percent and the runoff was postponed. Voting in Sunday's runoff elections will start at 08:00 AM and end at 05:00 PM.

Turkish President Erdogan and CHP leader Kilicdaroglu will face off this weekend in what is expected to be a breathless presidential runoff election. While the political scene is heating up, foreign press and media outlets are closely watching Türkiye. Western media giants in particular have their eyes and ears on the news coming out of Türkiye.

It was announced that the person who attacked the Turkish House in New York, USA was captured.

The European Muslim Forum has announced its support for Turkish President Erdogan in the runoff of voting in the presidential election on May 28.

The identity of the suspect who attacked the Turkish House in New York, where Türkiye's Permanent Mission to the United Nations and Consulate General in New York are located, with a crowbar a few days ago has been revealed. The search for the suspect continues.

Foreign media outlets continue to keep their finger on the pulse of the second round of the presidential election in Türkiye. Reaching millions of readers around the world, international media giants are conveying the election atmosphere in Türkiye to their followers with different and striking headlines.

The Turkish House in the US state of New York was attacked. The attacker, whose identity has not yet been determined, broke the windows of the building. While 12 windows and doors of the building were damaged, no one was injured. Türkiye's s president called on the US to find the 'terrorist'.

Turkish citizens living in the South Asian country of Thailand went to the polls in the morning for the runoff of the presidential election to be held in Türkiye on May 28.

The voting process for the runoff of the presidential election to be held in Türkiye on May 28th continues at the consulates and customs in Italy.

Turkish citizens living in the Netherlands rushed to the polls early in the morning for the runoff of the Presidential Election.

An 'unidentified object' was detected on the radar of a passenger plane in Gaziantep yesterday afternoon. Flights were temporarily suspended due to the UFO alert. The incident caused great repercussions in the world press.

Turkish citizens queued up in front of Trixxo Arena in Hasselt, Belgium to vote in the runoff of the presidential election to be held in Türkiye on May 28.

Turkish citizens living in France queued up to vote in the second round of the presidential election to be held in Türkiye on May 28, forming a long queue in front of the Consulate General in Paris.

Turkish citizens living in China have started voting for the runoff of the presidential election as of 08:00 am local time.

Turkish voters living in Bosnia and Herzegovina started voting for the runoff of the presidential election as of this morning.

Voters who wanted to vote for the runoff of the presidential election in Türkiye formed long queues in Cologne and Frankfurt, Germany.

Turkish citizens living in Japan went to the polls as of 08:00 am local time for the runoff of the presidential election to be held in Türkiye on May 28.

Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) President Ersin Tatar called President Recep Tayyip Erdogan by phone and congratulated him on his party's winning the majority of the votes in the elections.

The world press followed the excitement of Türkiye's election moment by moment. While Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan closely followed the Presidential and 28th Term Parliamentary Elections in Türkiye, the elections were widely covered in the press of these countries.