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There was no immediate claim of responsibility

Police returned fire, injuring one of the women, before tracking them to a nearby building

Foreign Ministry spokesman said that Syrian government and Russia have been carrying out bombardments since the truce

Over 500 years old, surviving fire and earthquakes, the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul welcomes up to 400,000 people a day

The pair, who were kept in jail for over 90 days, are still set to stand trial on the charges on March 25

Some 6,500 people were stuck at the Idomeni camp on Greece's northern border with Macedonia on Sunday

Pen International said the development was positive in the "current dire situation for freedom of expression in Turkey

He says Syrian opposition has agreed to the 'possibility' of a temporary truce, and would meet in Riyadh on Tuesday

The journalists were kidnapped while in the southeastern city of Mardin more than 48 hours ago

Davutoglu says 22 suspects have been detained over Ankara bombing

Rami Jarrah said he had been released but said he was given no explanation as to why he was arrested

Hollande said negotiations must resume, bombardments must stop, and aid must come

Turkish government have said the PYD's armed wing, the YPG, was responsible for a suicide bombing in the capital

A total of 17 suspects have now been detained after nationwide raids in the wake of the attack

The United States has said it does not consider the YPG a terrorist group

The head of the PYD has denied that his group carried out the attack in the Turkish capital of Ankara

There has been a growing standoff over plans by the Cengiz Holding conglomerate to build a mine on the Black Sea

She died of her wounds in hospital on October 25

Pakistan won 15 gold, 13 silver, 1 bronze medal, 4 trophies and 30 certificates at the event

They said the attacks were making the humanitarian situation in the region worse

Turkish artillery struck Kurdish militia targets in Syria, putting Ankara at odds with the US supporting Syrian Kurds

Almost 50 civilians were killed when missiles hit five medical facilities, two schools in rebel-held areas of Syria

Ahmet Davutoglu they will deliver an extremely decisive response if Russia continues behaving like a terrorist outfit

Syrian foreign minister warned that ground intervention would amount to aggression that must be resisted

Saudi Arabia has resumed its participation in air strikes against Islamic State in recent weeks

One of the buildings shook before collapsing, giving those inside a chance to run outside, says police official

A trip to Istanbul is incomplete without a visit to the burial site of Abu Ayyub al-Ansari

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Turkey and Germany would ask NATO to help police the Turkish coast

Thousands of Syrians, mostly women and children, have fled toward the Turkish border since Friday

Akkol has been wanted for 20 years over killing of Ozdemir Sabanci, head of one of Turkey's largest industrial empires

The foreign ministry's statement comes a day after Russia accused Turkey of breaching the Open Skies treaty

Two people were rescued swimming to the shore, says Turkish coast guard

Statement says Russia awaiting explanation from NATO, Pentagon and Turkish armed forces on a village shelling incident

Turkey shot down a Russian warplane in November in an incident that wrecked relations between the two countries

More than one million refugees and migrants arrived in European Union last year and some 3,600 died or went missing

The operation targeted alleged art thieves attempting to sell the painting "Woman Dressing Her Hair"

Arrivals from Russia for 2015 dropped to 3.65 million in 2015 from around 4.5 million in the previous year

The southeast has endured the worst violence since a ceasefire between the state and PKK militants collapsed

The statement could hinder attempts to mend fences between the two countries after years of estrangement

Biden and Davutoglu discussed how to further support Sunni Arab rebel forces fighting to oust Assad

The rocket struck a house in the city center of Kilis, 10 km north of the border, Sabah Daily reported

Russia's reported move into Qamishli comes as Ankara and Moscow are experiencing their biggest crisis in years

Sources say PKK members tossed a homemade explosive into the yard of the middle school

The 98-kilometer-long border has served as a thruway for IS fighters, black-market goods and war materiel

Critics see Turkish president as intolerant of dissent and quick to take legal action over perceived slurs

Global tourism figures were hard hit by the global financial crisis, declining 4.0 percent in 2009

Describing the cats as 'our mosque’s Friday guests', the imam lets the cats stay throughout the winter months

Some local media reports say two people were killed

Domestic and international flights in and out of Istanbul's Ataturk Airport were affected, says statement

'The number of Britons stopped in Turkey has gone up in the past eight months' Philip Hammond