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U.S. Says Turkish Air Strikes In Syria Put American Troops At Risk
The United States has said recent Turkish air strikes in northern Syria put U.S. soldiers at risk, reiterating its concerns...
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Turkey Sought To Bury Story On Iran Sanctions Buster
A Turkish journalist has revealed that senior Turkish officials had worked hard to bury a story that his newspaper was...
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Turkey Suspends 9,000 Police In Latest Purge
The Turkish government has suspended more than 9,000 police officers in the latest purge wave since abortive coup attempt last...
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Disrobed And Jailed, Turkey’s Judges Suffer In Dark
A frail man in a black tracksuit with sparse hair next to a frighteningly big V-shape surgery scar on his...
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US Says ‘Very Concerned’ About Turkish Air Strikes On Syrian Kurds
The U.S. State Department has expressed its concern over Turkish air strikes on Syrian Kurdish militants in northern Syria, allied forces...
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Flynn Broke Law By Taking Money From Turkey, Russia — House Committee
Former White House National Security Adviser Michael T. Flynn does not appear to have complied with the law when he...
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Anti-ISIS Coalition Dismisses Turkey’s Claim About YPG Influence
Syrian Kurdish militants did not push the U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State (ISIS) to halt support for Turkish operations...
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In 13-Year Setback, European Assembly Reopens Turkey Monitoring
Only 7 years ago, Mevlut Cavusoglu, a Turkish lawmaker from Antalya was elected to lead the Parliamentary Assembly of Council...
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Trump Emulates Obama, Describes Armenian Genocide A ‘Great Tragedy’
U.S. President Donald J. Trump has avoided uttering the term "genocide" to define mass killing of ethnic Armenians at the...
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Turkey Deports Italian Journalist After Two-Week Detention
Turkey has deported an Italian journalist following a two-week detention, adding to a long list of foreign reporters who are...
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Demanding Jobs Back, Turkey’s Purged Academics Are On Hunger Strike
Nuriye Gulmen has become a symbol of civil disobedience and peaceful resistance to political repression under the state of emergency....
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Caliphate’s Days Are Numbered. Long Live ISIS?
In 2015, three British schoolgirls left London for Turkey and then joined the Islamic State in Syria, illustrating the power...
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Turkey’s Witch Hunters Turn Fire Against Each Other
For years, Cem Kucuk made a career for leading a McCarthy-like witch-hunt on TVs. He won many enemies, as he...
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Erdogan Came Close Losing His Most Powerful Weapon — Polls
In Ankara's Sihhiye Square in 2007, nearly 300,000 supporters of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan gathered to show support for...
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US Raid Kills ISIS Operative Linked To Istanbul Nightclub Shooting
An operative of the Islamic State (ISIS) who coordinated the Istanbul nightclub attack was killed in a US military ground...
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Surge In Kidnappings Of Purged Officials Recalls Dark 1990s
'White Toros' was an old vehicle specially designed for Turkish drivers by French Renault's local representative. Millions of low-income Anatolians...
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Erdogan Says ‘Obama Deceived Us’ Over Syrian Kurdish Fighters
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said former U.S. President Barack Obama deceived Turkey regarding the role of Syrian Kurdish...
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Contested Referendum Pushes Turkey Into Uncertain Future
As protesters walked past the bookshop he runs in Besiktas, a female customer asked for a book, any book, on...
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HRW Calls On Turkey To End Emergency Rule
While Turkey's authorities ramped up their crackdown on No voters who took to streets to protest referendum result, detaining at least...
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