Türkiye opens a key NATO summit on July 7, aiming to cement its role as a rising European security partner as it leverages rapid growth in its defense industry and expanding global military ties.

NATO has released the official schedule for the upcoming Ankara summit, featuring defense industry agreements and a joint statement with Ukraine.

The Turkish capital will host leaders from around the world as top military alliance NATO charts its future in shifting global order. The two-day summit...

Ankara will serve as the crucible for global diplomacy on July 7–8, as Türkiye hosts one of the most consequential NATO summits in history to unite all 32 member states under a…

Next week's NATO Summit in Ankara is expected to showcase Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s rising influence within the alliance, as he aims to use the gathering to…

Ankara gains fans as arms producer while it strengthens ties with U.S., Europe, Asia

Ankara gains fans as arms producer while it strengthens ties with U.S., Europe, Asia

Türkiye is set to host the 36th NATO Summit of Heads of State and Government in Ankara on July 7-8, bringing together leaders from the alliance’s 32 member states.

After years of consistent growth of its defense industry, Ankara hopes that hosting a historic NATO summit would cement its rise as a key European security...

Billions of dollars in national and multinational defense agreements are expected to be announced at the NATO summit’s industry forum in Ankara on July 7, highlighting the…

As Türkiye prepares to host a crucial summit of NATO, it counts on accomplishments in the past summits and key events of the alliance where it scored...

Türkiye opens a key NATO summit on July 7, aiming to cement its role as a rising European security partner as it leverages rapid growth in its defense industry and expanding…

Turkish Communications Director Burhanettin Duran on Monday said that the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara will be critical for both the alliance's...

Government leaders hope to show off the country's burgeoning defense industry at the alliance event.

Turkey is "well-positioned to contribute" to NATO on several fronts, one analyst told Breaking Defense, but others noted distinct geopolitical sticking points.