Turkey

Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu accused the United States of 'hypocrisy' and 'double standards'

Cameron, who is campaigning for Britain to stay in the union, accused the Leave campaign of alienating British Muslims

Yigit Bulut, who advises president on economy, says: 'we do not expect anything from EU'

Yildirim chosen by the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) as its chairman, replacing Ahmet Davutoglu

Binali Yildirim, 60, won all the votes from the 1,405 delegates at an extraordinary party congress

After applying in 1987, Turkey began EU accession talks in 2005

Decision by Turkish legislature to strip scores of lawmakers of parliamentary immunity would have serious consequences

'He will only have the role of deputy to Erdogan in the (presidential system) that he wants to put in place'

Widespread agreement among governments and aid groups that current humanitarian system is in dire need of an overhaul

Coach Terim hoping star midfielders Arda Turan, Hakan Calhanoglu can inspire side

Yildirim is poised to replace Ahmet Davutoglu, who stepped down after a power struggle with Erdogan

Armed forces initially said helicopter had crashed due to a technical fault during air operations against PKK fighters

There is no indication who fired the fatal shot at Pinar Gemsiz, who was reportedly 33

That raised the death toll to 16 from the May 12 blast in Sarikamis outside the city of Diyarbakir

Nizami was the fifth opposition figure executed since Bangladesh set up a controversial war crimes tribunal in 2010

Erdogan to see daughter Sumeyye marry defence industrialist Selcuk Bayraktar at a large-scale, high security ceremony

PM Nawaz is scheduled to attend the marriage ceremony of Turkish President Erdogan’s daughter

PM to travel to Turkey to attend the marriage ceremony of Turkish President Erdogan’s daughter

Sources say Nawaz will leave on Saturday for a day-long personal trip to Turkey

Turkey has been hit by a series of bombings this year, claimed by Islamic State and Kurdish militant groups

Motiur Rahman Nizami, was hanged at a Dhaka jail for the massacre of intellectuals during the 1971 independence war

The vehicle was carrying detainees accused of 'terror' crimes when the car bomb exploded, says state-run news agency

Voiced concern at information emerging from "a variety of credible sources" about the actions of the Turkish military

Erdogan accused the international coalition of abandoning his country to fight the group alone

Turkey is a country in flux politically, and as the last two elections have indicated, a country polarised

The EU asked member states to grant visa-free travel to Turks but said Ankara still had to change some laws first

Amid reports that his departure followed split with Erdogan, Davutoglu said he would not criticise Turkish strongman

Ertem says Turkey and its economy will stabilise further when a PM more closely aligned with President takes office

Learning from Pakistan’s experience with al-Qaeda and Taliban, Ankara should not make a blunder in banking on Daesh

Deputies traded kicks and punches, threw water at each other prompting members of the HDP to withdraw from the chamber

From Moscow to Madrid, workers chanted demands for higher wages, better conditions and more job security

Turkey is facing security threats on several fronts

Istanbul braces for major security lockdown for May Day, almost 25,000 police on duty and numerous roads closed

The surrender by a British-led force at the garrison in Kut al Amara is seen as the last Ottoman victory of the war

To fulfill the EU dream, one of the boxes Ankara will have to tick is learning to accept media critique

Karan and Cetinkaya went on trial last year on charges of 'inciting public hatred' and 'insulting religious...

The bombing took place near Bursa's 14th century Grand Mosque

The warning comes as the Dutch government is working to lift a travel ban on Dutch-Turkish journalist Ebru Umar

Expulsions came as tensions flared at a migrants' camp on Greek island of Lesbos during a visit by Migration Minister

Police break up a group of more than 100 protesters, preventing them from making a press declaration

Mogherini says 'Turkey would only get visa-free travel to the bloc once it has met all the required criteria'

The system is being brought in so they will be able to hit Daesh targets more effectively

Kahraman 'As a Muslim country, why should we be in a situation where we are in retreat from religion?'

Turkey has killed 492 'terrorists' since January 9 in air raids, while another 370 killed in artillery strikes

'Police at the door. No joke' tweeted Ebru Umar

The idea has been long championed by Turkey in the face of UN caution

Turkey firm over the contentious issue of visa-free travel for its citizens

PM Viktor Orban says 'The security of the European Union cannot be in the hands of a power outside the EU'

Four Turkish academics go on trial in a series of court cases, highlights growing restrictions on free speech

Assets were in form of property, cash, shares, gold, and were believed to spread across at least 20 countries