Today's sources: Anadolu Agency (20 items, all Turkish-language wire, summarised in English by TurkishPress).
US Central Command (CENTCOM) said the naval blockade imposed on Iran had been lifted as of today. CENTCOM added that its forces would remain in the region to make sure the provisions of the agreement are upheld. The move follows the memorandum signed between Washington and Tehran.
The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) Foreign Ministry criticised the "2025 Türkiye Report" adopted by the European Parliament's General Assembly on 17 June.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
Council of Higher Education (YÖK) President Prof. Dr. Erol Özvar said the National Technology Move is carrying Türkiye to major successes in every field, citing the country's people, strong culture, and solid infrastructure.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
US President Donald Trump said he could lend support if Israel were to strike Iran's nuclear facilities on its own, "if it is small-scale."
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
Extensive security measures were put in place in the town of Bürgenstock, in Switzerland's Nidwalden canton, where the first technical talks under the memorandum signed between the United States and Iran are planned.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
Targeting the Israeli ministers who criticised the US-Iran memorandum, Vice President JD Vance said, "You are a country of 9 million. You cannot find a way out of every national security problem you face just by killing."
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
Vance reacted sharply to some figures in the Israeli cabinet who criticised the US-Iran memorandum, saying, "If I were in the Israeli cabinet, I would not attack the one strong ally I have left in the whole world."
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
One of three people killed in an Israeli attack on the Gaza Strip despite the ceasefire was reported to be a Palestinian groom-to-be who had gone out to distribute his wedding invitations.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
The signing of the memorandum, which opens the way to seeking common ground on ending the war and on nuclear matters, has raised hopes in the Iranian capital Tehran for a recovery in the country's economy.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
Leaders of European Union countries gathered in the Belgian capital Brussels to discuss support for Ukraine, competitiveness, trade relations with China, the Union's next budget, and developments in the Middle East.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
Germany and the United Kingdom announced new aid packages for Ukraine that include air defence systems, missiles, and unmanned aerial vehicles.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas said the Union stands with Ukraine and has its own security interests, and so cannot act as a mediator between Moscow and Kyiv.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he was pleased that US President Donald Trump had signed the US-Iran memorandum in Paris.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Moscow's response would be devastating in the event that NATO attacked Russian regions.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
An attack on Diori Hamani International Airport in Niger's capital Niamey killed 11 soldiers and 2 civilians, while 22 attackers were neutralised.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
Meeting with civil-society representatives, Trade Minister Ömer Bolat said Türkiye had become a country with annual exports of $273.5 billion, adding, "This month, God willing, we will have around $4.5 billion in additional export revenue on top of last year."
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
The Türkiye women's national volleyball team beat France 3-0 in its second match of the second week of the 2026 FIVB Nations League (VNL), held in Ankara.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
The Czechia-South Africa match in the second week of Group A at the 2026 FIFA World Cup ended in a 1-1 draw.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
Aurora, a team made up of Turkish players, beat its Russian opponent to reach the semifinals of the CS2 (Counter-Strike) 2026 Major, one of the most important tournaments in esports.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said he was deeply concerned about the intensifying clashes in Sudan.
TRSource: Anadolu Agency
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