President Erdogan

Turkish President expresses concern over possible Russia clash, urging caution amid escalating tensions at NATO summit

Approved by Ankara last month, syllabus to roll out gradually from next academic year

Iranian President Raisi visits Turkey, discussing Gaza conflict, energy cooperation with counterpart President Erdogan

Turkey rejects plans for a Gaza buffer zone, deems it disrespectful to Palestinians, says President Erdogan

Turkish President Erdogan tells UN chief Israel must be held accountable for war crimes in Gaza

Erdogan accuses Israel of war crimes in Gaza, supports ICC trial for leaders, and backs Hamas as a political party

Turkish President Erdogan defends Hamas as a liberation group, criticises Western support for Israel in Gaza

Turkish President submits bill to ratify Sweden's NATO membership bid, paving the way for its entry into the alliance

US says Biden administration seeks cooperation with Turkey on common priorities

Two leaders address presser after co-chairing 6th session of Pakistan-Turkey High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council

PM Imran will visit Malaysia in first week of February

President Erdogan declared the state of emergency on July 20, 2016, five days after warplanes bombed Ankara

Erdogan has been sworn in for another five-year term and has appointed his son-in-law as the new finance minister

Recep Tayyip Erdogan secured an emphatic win in the presidential election as expected

A spokesman for Erdogan's government has called the case a "plot against Turkey"

Turkey’s president was set to travel to Doha after holding talks with Riyadh

Erdogan met at the White House with US President Donald Trump for a visit that aimed to improve strained ties

Arab-Islamic-American Summit will be among a series of talks expected to be held in Riyadh on May 20-21

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

External Affairs Ministry says New Delhi's position on Kashmir ‘very sharp and publicly known’

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

The move is part of a power grab by Erdogan for one man rule in the wake of the July 15 failed coup, claim critics