Turkey

The defendants include senior military officers accused of plotting last year's failed coup against Erdogan

The mission will visit ‘Inegol’ to participate in Modef Fair Centre

Turkey's relations with the Horn of Africa date back to the Ottoman Empire

Key witness not allowed to testify, say Pakistani officials handling Karkey case

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

Andrew Brunson has been held by Turkish authorities since October 2016 for 'being a member of Gulen's group'

Ankara plans to use all options from economic sanctions to military measures to counter the Kurdish move

Kurds voted in large numbers in an independence referendum

Veteran journalist said he would continue to write despite the tough media environment

Erdogan has threatened to impose sanctions against Kurdish northern Iraq

Cost of losing the $700 million-plus dispute relating to a company hired for RPP services keeps rising

White House denies issuing any such apology

Urges Myanmar to end discrimination against the persecuted community

The trial is the latest to get underway for journalists in Turkey under the state of emergency imposed

Witnesses in the region said they saw around 100 military vehicles deployed, including tanks

In meeting with Shehbaz, Turkish president praises Pakistan's efforts against terrorism

Both leaders emphasis the importance of solving the crisis in the Gulf diplomatically, and aim to improve their ties

European journalists among more than 50,000 people arrested in Turkey after last year's foiled coup to oust Erdogan

Since the coup attempt some 150,000 people have been sacked or suspended from jobs in the public and private sectors

Ankara also agrees politically-negotiated settlement only solution to Afghan conflict

During visit he will call on President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım

Turkey ranks 155 on the latest RSF world press freedom index

Security forces targeted outposts and caves used by the militants for shelter and storage

The accused faces several years in jail if found guilty of belonging to the movement of Fethullah Gulen

The assault in Istanbul was caught on camera showing the man shouting 'those who wear shorts must die'

Turkish FM says his country has mobilised the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation on the issue

The move is likely to worsen already strained ties between the two NATO allies

Images showed the shattered windows of a broken shuttle bus and other damaged cars close to the explosion site

Without rule of law guaranteed in Turkey progress in trade relations between us is difficult, says Merkel

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

Qatari prosecutors are working with Turkish authorities to follow this case

Turkish president launched a personal attack on Gabriel, who has criticised his treatment of opponents and critics

Up to 10 generals including the former special forces chief were ready to resign, Hurriyet daily reported

Shehbaz advised students to work as ambassadors of goodwill during their stay in Turkey

The officer, who was taken from the scene in an ambulance, died from his wounds

PAF has organised air shows in Islamabad and Karachi to celebrate Independence Day

Authorities detain nine people so far in operation

A total of 486 suspects will go on trial in a purpose-built courtroom outside Ankara

The video, was widely shared on social media and could not be independently verified yet

If convicted, they face varying terms of up to 43 years in jail

Police seize several electronic devices and documents during the operation in nine different Istanbul districts

Relations between Germany and Turkey have been strained since last year's attempted coup and the subsequent crackdown

Health officials discuss discounted packages, special visa regime

Qatar has emerged as Turkey's number one ally in the Middle East in recent years

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

Qatar has been strongly backed by Ankara throughout standoff between Gulf states

Relations between key NATO partners are further damaged by an intensifying row over the Turkish authorities'

The epicentre of the quake was approximately 10.3 kilometres south of the major Turkish resort of Bodrum

If you prevent our freedom of worship there then we will prevent your freedom of worship here

Lawmakers agree to a three-month extension of the current emergency law