Kuwait signs $370m agreement with Turkiye for Bayraktar drones

Bayraktar TB2 drones have an estimated cost of $5 million

Turkey says Malaysia, Indonesia interested in purchasing armed drones

International demand for Ankara's attack drones skyrocketed following their presence in several combat zones, such as Syria, Ukraine, and Libya

Turkey delivers 20 armed drones to UAE

International demand for Baykar's manufactured drones soared after their success in Ukraine, Syria and Libya

Russia destroyed at least 100 Turkish Bayraktar drones used by Ukraine: Report

Turkey sold Ukraine Bayraktar drones both before and after the start of the Kremlin's special military operation in Ukraine

Ukraine claims it destroyed Russian vessels using Turkish drones

Ankara has continued to supply Ukraine with drones, despite attempts to toe the line between its NATO obligations and its deep economic ties with Moscow

Turkey provides Ukraine with new shipment of Bayraktar drones

Ankara's ongoing support of the Ukrainian army comes despite recent attempts to toe the line between its NATO obligations and its deep economic ties with Moscow

Turkiye’s Baykar launches new jet-powered drone

Turkiye continues to cement its reputation as a top manufacturer of sophisticated combat drones

Ankara top choice as arms provider to Africa: Report

Cheap prices and the lack of political conditions are among the main reasons that Turkish arms sales are appealing to African states

The Gray Wolf returns to Central Asia: Turkey’s ambitions for the region

As a proponent of Pan-Turkism, Ankara is keen on expanding its influence across Central Asia, yet this foreign policy shift is likely to be checked by much bigger regional powers like China, Russia, and Iran.

Turkish Baykar to complete construction of drone factory in Ukraine in two years

As part of an agreement between Ankara and Kiev, Baykar agreed to build its second manufacturing plant in Ukraine

Testing the waters: Could Turkey’s Russian relations sink over Ukraine?

Neither friend nor foe, Turkey and Russia have backed opposing sides in several regional conflicts, yet managed to avoid direct confrontation. Now the Ukraine crisis poses a serious challenge.

Turkey hosts mediation talks between Russia and Ukraine

While Turkey has opposed sanctions on Russia and maintains close relations with Moscow, it has supported Kiev with drones both recently and in the past despite its role as mediator

Turkey disapproves of ‘fascist practices’ against Russian culture

Turkey is set to host a meeting between the Russian and Ukrainian foreign ministers on 10 March

Erdogan calls for Ukraine ceasefire during phone call with Putin

The Turkish president has offered to serve as a mediator in the Ukraine conflict, despite his country’s military support for the Ukrainian army

Frenemies: Russia and Turkey’s ‘cooperative rivalry’

Russia and Turkey are often mistakenly cast as allies. Their active rivalry in some of Eurasia's biggest zones of conflict is only likely to grow as Ankara seeks a seat at the Big Table.

Everybody wants to hop on the BRICS Express

Eurasia is about to get a whole lot larger as countries line up to join the Chinese and Russian-led BRICS and SCO, to the detriment of the west

Turkish and Russian Presidents expected to meet in Kazakhstan this week: Kremlin

Since the start of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Ankara has remained neutral between the warring parties

Ukraine: Somewhere between Afghanization and Syrianization

Ukraine is finished as a nation - neither side will rest in this war. The only question is whether it will be an Afghan or Syrian style finale.

Cyprus concludes deal to purchase Iron Dome air defense system

Cyprus's purchase of the Iron Dome system could jeopardize the recent normalization of ties between Israel and Turkey

Turkey building drone factory in Ukraine to fight Russian forces

Baykar's Ukraine-based factory could drastically change the situation on the ground

The twists and turns of Erdogan’s foreign policy

A deeply NATO-entrenched Turkey is heading east, but not in the way you think. Erdogan's 'Asia Anew' strategy is all about Turkic primacy, and will likely be at odds with Chinese and Russian-driven integration plans