Turkey

Real Madrid midfielder believes his team can only blame themselves for result

Sleepy Szigetvar with a population of 10,000 has few hotels, but Pap is convinced of the town's long-term potential

The fighting complicated efforts by the United States and Russia to reach a ceasefire deal for Syria

Ankara had threatened to walk away from an EU migrant deal should it not get more relaxed travel rules in October

It was one of the highest casualty tolls in a single day of the conflict in recent years

The incursion coincided with a separate push by Turkish-backed Syrian rebels, who seized several villages

Hundreds, possibly thousands, of Uighurs have traveled clandestinely via Southeast Asia to Turkey

Officials hope this will increase exports to Turkey by $600 million

He would be replaced by Suleyman Soylu, the current labour and social security minister

The truce is between the Jarablus Military Council and Turkey

The editor of Hurriyet daily is among nine current and former journalists arrested in Istanbul

Turkey began talks about joining the European Union in 2005 but has made little progress

Turkey has a military base in Qatar which houses up to 3,000 troops or possibly more 'depending on the needs'

While Turkey says 25 Kurdish militants were killed in its air strikes but denies there were civilian casualties

There were no casualties and no disruption to flights, says Diyarbakir governor Huseyin Aksoy

One never knows when Erdogan will whip up a souffle of vindictiveness against another power

Policewomen will be able to cover their heads so long as the headscarf is the same colour as the uniform

Turkey has embarked on an all-out purge of state institutions in the wake of the coup

The two leaders stress the importance of cooperation for regional security against all 'terrorist organisations'

Cizre is located in Sirnak, a province that borders both Syria and Iraq and has a largely Kurdish population

Offensive pushes Islamic State out of Jarablus and surrounding villages

The air and ground operation, is aimed at clearing extremists from the town of Jarabulus

Child bomber killed 51 wedding guest in Gazientap on August 21

Hurriyet daily said that DNA tests were under way to ascertain the identity, nationality and gender of the bomber

Spokesperson for the National Security Council condemned the attack 'in the strongest possible terms'

President Erdogan says Dai’sh likely behind bombing

Erdogan said that the aim of attacks like Gaziantep was to sow division between different groups in Turkey

The explosion is the latest attack to have rocked the key NATO member in a horrific year

A suicide bomber attacked a wedding thronged with guests in Gaziantep city

Rating agency says political uncertainty will weaken economic performance

Ankara criticises Washington for not extraditing Pennsylvania-based preacher Gulen, whom it blames for July 15 coup

The two countries are expected to begin the process of exchanging ambassadors to fully restore diplomatic ties

The design of the fleet tanker was prepared by Turkey, while the tanker itself was built at Karachi Shipyard

Recep Tayyip Erdogan meets Pakistan’s parliamentary delegation at Presidential Palace in Ankara

Local media said around 1,000 police took part in raids at 204 addresses in 18 provinces

The attack targeted a police headquarters in the central Ipekyolu district of Van city

The regulation refers to crimes committed before July 2016, the ones after July 1 are outside its scope

Video shows blast left building's concrete frame and twisted metal exposed with windows entirely blown out

Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast has been hit by waves of violence since the collapse last year of a ceasefire

The issue took on fresh urgency last month following the attempted coup in Turkey

The bus was carrying fighters for Syria's civil war, the observatory reports

Politicians have raised fears of divided loyalties among Germany's roughly three-million-strong Turkish population

Fethullah Gulen is accused of ordering the July 15 coup to remove President Recep Tayyip Erdogan from power

A Kurdistan Workers Party commander warned at the weekend of fresh attacks

A security source said initial indications were that seven people had been wounded in Diyarbakir

Turkey is a valued ally, making substantial contributions to NATO's joint efforts, said military alliance's statement

'Let me say openly, EU adopted a favourable position to the coup (and) encouraged the putschists' FM Mevlut Cavusoglu

The two strongmen conspicuously skirted one major issue that divides them -- the war in Syria

Members of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) opened fire on the soldiers

Soldiers, police, judges, journalists, medics and civil servants are among those who have been removed or arrested