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Analysis: The road to a solution between Athens and Ankara is shorter if it does not pass through Washington.
Turkish authorities banned a Kurdish adaptation of a well-known satirical play over concerns of 'public order', just hours before it was due to open in Istanbul.
Is Turkey's new gas discovery a game changer?
While the discovery of Black Sea natural gas is highly significant both economically and politically, it may not reap the rewards that Turkey expects.
Brutal murder shines spotlight on Turkey's femicide epidemic
The killing of a 27-year-old student has sparked nationwide protests, but the government is considering rolling back legislation that protects ...
Turkey rejects calls to resurrect Islamic caliphate
A spokesman for the ruling party said that Turkey would remain a secular republic after a pro-government magazine issued a call to resurrect the ...
Turkey amends laws to allow multiple lawyer associations
Critics say the move could limit the independence of lawyers and reduce the professional associations’ clout.
Erdogan shuts down university linked to rival
Erdogan has ordered a university co-founded by his rival Ahmet Davutoglu.
Turkish court upholds Istanbul opposition leader's conviction
A Turkish appeals court confirmed a jail sentence given to the head of the main opposition party in Istanbul.
Hints of rapprochement between rivals Egypt and Turkey, explained
Behind-the-scenes talks indicate warming ties between longtime rivals Egypt and Turkey but Emirati influence over Cairo looks to hamper ...
The significance of Erdogan's Hagia Sophia conversion plan
As opposition parties call for early elections, Erdogan's critics say he is using Hagia Sophia to divert attention from economic turmoil ...
Turkey passes controversial bill granting increased powers to 'nightwatchmen'
A new law granting 'nightwatchmen', who patrol neighbourhoods to report crimes and disturbances, almost the same powers as police, with critics ...
Turkey claims healthcare 'transformation' helped vanquish Covid-19
Turkey claims a healthcare transformation helped suppress coronavirus cases.
Turkey jails politician over videos of song from mosques
An opposition politician in Turkey has been detained by authorities for sharing a video that showed the moment mosques blared an Italian ...
Turkey makes arrests after mosques play WWII anti-facist song
Instead of the call to prayer, mosques in Izmir played the anti-fascist anthem 'Bella Ciao', prompting authorities to launch a probe into ...
Turkish lawmakers approve prisoner release law amid coronavirus pandemic
The new law excludes detainees charged under controversial anti-terrorism laws and journalists, politicians and lawyers in pre-trial detention.
Former Erdogan ally launches much-anticipated rival party
Former economy czar Ali Babacan will officially launch the party on Wednesday after a months-long wait.
Turkey to abolish visas for UK tourists
Turkey is set to welcome six countries, including the UK and Poland, into its visa-free club as a move to open European borders.
Turkey slams 'unsatisfactory' Russia proposals on Idlib
Turkey and Russia are locked in talks in Moscow, but Ankara has slammed what it called 'unsatisfactory' proposals by the Russians.
Turkey tells Russia it will start Idlib operation
Turkey has massed troops on the Syria border, ready for an operation in Idlib province.
Erdogan ally says Turkey should prepare to invade Damascus
Devlet Bahceli called on Turkey to review its ties with Russia and prepare to take Damascus after the Syrian regime attacked Turkish military ...
Syrian regime prepares for attack on Idlib city
The Syrian regime has launched attacks on a road from rebel-held Idlib city to a nearby village in what appears to be preparation for an attack ...
Anger as Turkey lawmakers set to introduce 'marry-your-rapist' bill
A bill intended to grant amnesties for child rapists if they marry their victim is due to be introduced later this month in Turkey.
Turkey clerics defy tradition to allow interest on loans
Traditional Islamic thought bars lending money with interest rates.
In Turkey, Kurdish educators take their classrooms underground
Turkey's crackdown on Kurdish language schools has forced students and educators to take their courses underground.
Ahmet Davutoglu was once one of the leading figures in the Turkish government.
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