Turkey

Training aimed at increasing technical expertise will start on April 9

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

Seven others were found alive on the inflatable dinghy, the agency said

Arslan made the comments during an interview with broadcaster NTV

Turkish President angered the Germans and Dutch after repeatedly accusing his them of "Nazi methods" over the bans

Turkish Transport Minister Ahmet Arslan said Ankara would ask the US to reverse the ban

Turkey and the EU are locked in an explosive crisis that threatens to jeopardise Ankara's bid to join the bloc

Authorities arrested Yucel month on charges of propaganda in support of a terrorist organisation

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he expected parliament to approve the restoration of capital punishment

Minister says he also said that he always had doubts about whether Turkey should join the EU

Pakistan and Turkey will discuss specific items including the textile sector

Turkish foreign minister accused political parties in the Netherlands of dragging Europe into an abyss

A daily printed her picture today and called her an ugly aunt

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

The sanctions mark another low point in relations between Turkey and the EU, which it still officially aims to join

The Dutch foreign ministry said there was a safety risk in travelling to Turkey

Says it should face sanctions for barring Turkish ministers from speaking in Rotterdam

The referendum comes less than a year since a rogue military faction on July 15 tried to oust Erdogan from power

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan denounced the Netherlands as "Nazi remnants, fascists"

It also calls on the Turkish authorities to avoid excesses and provocations, said Turkish FM Mevlut Cavusoglu

Rotterdam city authorities had on Friday withdrawn permission for him to attend a meeting to rally support

Says he acted as a foreign agent representing the interests of Ankara in exchange for over $500,000

UN investigators documented numerous killings, disappearances and torture, as well as other human rights violations

A helicopter carrying high-level business executives crashed onto a Turkish highway

The attempt to further boost Erdogan's powers with the referendum has meanwhile alarmed his critics at home and abroad

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

However, the opponents say granting new powers would make the parliament dysfunctional and promote a one-man model

Pilot found in ground search and shifted to hospital, says Turkish news agency

Tender awarded after bidding as agreement with SriLankan Airlines expires

Pakistan will get market space in agriculture and pharmaceutical sectors

Tehran and Ankara support opposite sides in the conflict in Syria

Unable to speak any foreign languages Gökçe said he is able to "communicate with people through meat"

If convicted, they will face multiple life sentences over alleged links to the attempted overthrow of President

They said the organisation has little experience in education, may have extremist ties

The attack comes hours after a suicide bomber attacked Turkish-backed rebels outside the Syrian town

The blast hit a security checkpoint, killing 41 people including 35 civilians

Says it was PM’s responsibility to announce anti-terror operation

According to Sahin, 540,000 Syrians reside in Istanbul among the 15 million people living in the city

Pakistan, India should not hatch conspiracies against each other, premier says during media talk in Ankara

SMEDA officials in Ankara exchange views on policies, information on structure

Ankara will assist in financing road infrastructure

Women may wear the headscarf underneath their cap or beret so long as it is the same colour as their uniform

Police carried out simultaneous raids in 41 locations across the city

Demirtas has been held in jail since November on charges of links to the outlawed Kurdistan Worker's Party

Close to 4,000 members of the judiciary have now been purged

40 soldiers charged with having direct or indirect role in storming luxury club to assassinate the president

Turkey faces multiple security threats, including PKK in the largely Kurdish south-east and Islamic State militants

Turkey has blamed PKK for several deadly attacks and bombings throughout the country

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