Turkey

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

German media reported that 414 military personnel, diplomats, judges have sought political asylum in Germany

Three agreements were signed in Istanbul on the sidelines of 13th International Defence Industry Fair 2017

Equipment provided to the SDF would be limited, specific to a mission

The block on the site was prompted by two online encyclopedia entries accusing Turkey of links to militant groups

Ties between Germany and Turkey plunged during the referendum campaign to grant Erdogan enhanced presidential powers

They're believed to be followers of US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen, the alleged mastermind of July 15 failed coup

Istanbul municipality also removed Wikipedia founder from the guest list of the World Cities Expo

Erdogan's government has detained or sacked tens of thousands of people under a state of emergency

Turkey and the EU strained further this year after Turkish ministers were blocked from rallying for 'Yes' vote

The president will likely be reinstalled as party chairman on May 21 to replace Yildirim

Erdogan's government dismissed nearly 4,000 public officials, including 1,000 people working for the justice ministry

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

It is the second large-scale purge since the narrow victory of an April 16 referendum

Russian military says the Liman had a hole ripped out of its hull in the incident

The assembly, made up of more than 300 members of national parliaments, voted by 113 in favour and 45 against

Officials identified the slain militant as Abdurakhmon Uzbeki

Turkish President described an Iraqi paramilitary organisation as "terrorist"

Rescue teams were dispatched to the scene

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

The passengers included two judges and seven police personnel

'Everyone should respect the outcome, especially the main opposition'

The vote is over, but there is a sense that the struggle has only just begun

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

The 'Yes' camp won with 51.41 per cent in Sunday's vote

New system centralises the entire executive bureaucracy under the president

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

'Yes' vote would replace Turkey's parliamentary democracy and may see Erdogan in office until at least 2029

Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants carried out the attack on Saturday night

Turkish referendum takes place under a state of emergency that has been in place since last summer's failed coup

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

Turkey faces multiple security threats, including from Islamic State and Kurdish militants

Turkish voters are to decide on Sunday whether to grant President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expanded powers in a referendum

Experts say prevailing disharmony in policies will diminish benefits of agreement

At least four people were injured, medics said

Turkey is due to hold both presidential and parliamentary elections in 2019

Tougher Turkish line on Assad may strain Russia ties

It is a chance for the children to temporarily forget their past

The coup was put down when thousands of Erdogan supporters surged into the streets in his support

Both are said to be in good health and under medical supervision

PIMA would contribute Rs52.4 million to support 22,000 orphans

US President Donald Trump ordered the strike in retaliation for what he said was a "very barbaric attack" on Tuesday

Erdogan accused both countries of using "Nazi" methods, sparking consternation in Berlin

Say if trade deal signed, several local Turkish manufacturers face closure

Since July 15, at least 113,000 people have been suspended or sacked from their public sector roles

Consumer prices rose 11.3 per cent in March from the same period in 2016

A UN statement issued afterwards said more "groundwork" needed to be done

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson arrived in Ankara on Thursday ahead of talks with Turkish President Erdogan

UK ban affects 14 carriers including British Airways, EasyJet and flag carrier Turkish Airlines