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Erdogan has sought to lead Islamic condemnation of his US counterpart's move

Erdogan is also expected to visit Thrace in northern Greece, where there is a Muslim minority

Move comes after Turkish prosecutors launched an investigation last month into CHP spokesperson Bulent Tezcan

Turkey's state-run news agency says image of Ataturk had been used to portray an enemy protagonist in a scenario

Turkish central bank has bought almost 30.4 tonnes of gold this year

Erdogan also signalled the "readiness" of Turkey's private sector to help Qatar with 2022 football World Cup

The development comes two weeks after a Turkish teacher, his wife and two young daughters were deported

Turkish teachers request govt to let them live as immigrants

Tensions between Ankara and Iraqi Kurdistan heighten

Says Turkey no longer regarded ambassador John Bass as the US representative to Turkey

Says Turkish foreign ministry officials had contacted their US counterparts over the issue

US embassy on Thursday said it was 'deeply disturbed' over the arrest and rejected the allegations

'Some leaders of Iraq's Kurdistan region have made erroneous decisions which must be corrected'

'Russia has been trying to abstain from taking a clear stance on the issue'

If Barzani, Kurdish regional government do not go back on this mistake they will go down in history with the shame

The purchase of the missile systems from a non-NATO supplier will raise concerns in the West over their compatibility

Erdogan takes interest in the fate of Muslim communities across the world and of the Palestinian cause

Rally in Istanbul last month was the biggest event staged by Erdogan's critics in years

Clashes broke out during protests, leaving five Palestinians dead

The indictment accuses Cumhuriyet of beginning a 'perception operation' with the aim of starting an 'asymmetric war'

Critics say Erdogan is using a state of emergency introduced after the coup to target opposition figures

Illuminated anti-coup slogans were hung between the minarets of some of Istanbul's greatest Ottoman mosques

Turkey's government has dismissed opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu's "March for Justice" as an irritation

Turkey remains under a state of emergency imposed in the wake of the July 15, 2016 failed coup

Berlin-Ankara relations have badly deteriorated amid disputes over Turkey's mass arrests of alleged state enemies

Erdogan welcomes Qatar's dismissal of a sweeping list of demands from Saudi Arabia

Turkish President held a three-way call with French counterpart Emmanuel Macron and the Qatar emir

Turkey blames the violence on demonstrators linked to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party

Lawmakers noted that the incident was the third episode of violence by Turkish security personnel on US soil

Turkey accuses Gulen for engineering the coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Raid comes nearly six months after an IS gunman killed 39 people in attack on the elite Reina nightclub

Under the old constitution, the head of state had to sever ties with their political party

Erdogan's government wants to develop traditional sports to celebrate the glory days of Turkey's past

The editor was held over a news story about the death in a traffic accident of senior Turkish prosecutor

Police try to stop 200 protesters in Gayrettepe district

Turkish president says there is no similarity between the Kurdish insurgents and the Kashmiri freedom fighters

Spokesperson focuses on observer findings regarding proper legal framework and late changes in ballot counting

Respectful dialogue needed to heal divided Turkish society, says German FM

Says people had been unable to vote in privacy; some ballots were counted in secret

Statement comes a day after Turks narrowly voted to change the constitution and hand Erdogan sweeping new powers

'Referendum had closed the door on Turkey's long history of military intervention in government'

Residents protested in at least four districts of Istanbul

The April 16 plebiscite will decide on replacing the country's parliamentary system with an executive presidency

Demonstrators held up a sign reading 'Kill Erdogan with his own weapons' and pictured a pistol aimed at his head

Government's lawyer could not produce any evidence to support claim that order was legal

Ties between the two countries have been particularly strained since last year's failed coup aimed at ousting Erdogan

The explosion struck the district of Viransehir on Friday night, killing a 10-year-old and a neighbourhood watch guard

The cartoon has disturbed society and disturbed us as a publishing company, says statement

Erdogan says the reform will provide stability at a time of turmoil

Rights groups and some European countries have said Erdogan is using the current state of emergency to quash dissent