Russia, Iran and Turkey are meeting in Kazakhstan to discuss rebuilding efforts as the war in Syria ends. After having played such pivotal roles in Syria, they'll be jostling over who gets what from the Syrian government.

Turkey could take possession of the Russian S-400 Triumf anti-aircraft missile system by 2020 in a $2.5 billion deal. What is this doing to the NATO alliance where Turkey is a member? It is an 'unfreezing' of Cold War geopolitics, says Professor Richard Sakwa.

Despite a security scare before the service, hundreds gathered in Anzac Cove to mark 104 years since the landing at Gallipoli.

Turkey’s foreign minister says that Ankara will seek the best military equipment elsewhere if the US refuses to sell F-35 fighter jets. Former Pentagon official Michael Maloof argues that Turkey will incur sanctions if they purchase Russian equipment anyway, and that Turkey’s economy “cannot afford” sanctions. They also discuss problems with integrating NATO and non-NATO weapons systems.

France marks first national commemoration of Armenian genocide

Starting on April 24, 1915, Turkey's Ottoman government carried out mass killings that claimed the lives of more than a million Armenians, amounting to what most refer to as the Armenian Genocide. France was at the time one of the main safe havens for them, and is now home to Europe's biggest Armenian community. France announced earlier this year that it would hold commemorations annually on April 24th. DW's Lisa Louis reports from the southern city of Marseille, which was the first port of call for Armenian refugees.

Thousands of people are expected to take to the streets in Los Angeles today to commemorate the 104th anniversary of the Armenian genocide that killed 1.5 million people. Demonstrators call on the United States and its ally, Turkey, to officially recognize the tragedy.

Bahadir Kaleagasi, secretary general at Turkish Industry and Business Association, discusses how political uncertainty surrounding elections impacts the nation's businesses. He speaks with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Turkey is celebrating National Sovereignty and Children's Day. To honor the contributions young people make, ministers and other top officials gave up their jobs to children. And as Angela Murphy reports, even the president took orders for the day.

8-15 April 2019