At least 42 killed in terror attack on Istanbul’s Atatürk Airport

At least 42 killed in terror attack on Istanbul’s Atatürk Airport

ISTANBUL
LATEST NEWS

  1. Angry questions in Germany after Christmas market attack

  2. Türkiye to receive larger foreign capital: Chamber head

  3. Local textile industry facing challenges in export markets

  4. Turkish Airlines hopes to bring more tourists from Chile

  5. Credit card payments increase 78 percent in November
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WORLD

Angry questions in Germany after Christmas market attack

The German government faced growing questions Sunday about whether more could have been done to prevent the Christmas market car-ramming attack that killed five people and injured over 200.

ECONOMY

Türkiye to receive larger foreign capital: Chamber head

Türkiye is expected to receive larger foreign capital and resource inflows next year as its economy becomes increasingly more stable and incentives investors, according to Erdal Bahçıvan, chairman of the board of directors of the Istanbul Chamber of Industry (İSO).

SPORTS

Fenerbahçe in tatters after Athletic loss

Fenerbahçe headed into turbulent times after a home loss in the Europa League against Athletic Bilbao on Dec. 11 night added to the club’s wounds and sparked fan protests.