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Former Trump Aide Seeks to End Case Against Turkish Gold Trader
A former surrogate for President Donald J. Trump tried to cut a deal between the Turkish and U.S. governments, seeking...
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Court Changes Ruling After Campaign Against Release of Journalists
When Sehriban Aksoy went to Istanbul Silivri Prison, a notorious complex outside the city, late Friday night it was just...
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Turkish Court First Rules To Release Journalists, Then Reverses Decision
Twelve hours after a Turkish court ruled to release 21 journalists in a decision that offered a glimmer of hope...
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Discord Over Syria On Display During Tillerson’s Turkey Visit
The unbridgeable gap between American and Turkish policies in Syria was on a vivid display during Secretary of State Rex...
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Turkey Fires 293 Public Workers In Latest Purge
In the latest decree published on Wednesday, the Turkish government has fired 293 public officials ahead of a referendum on...
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Syria Campaign Completed, Turkey’s Security Council Says
Turkey's ongoing military endeavor in Syria dubbed as Euphrates Shield Operation has been successfully completed, the country's National Security Council...
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Berlin Investigating Turkish Spying In Germany In Latest Row
The spying row with Berlin escalated this week after revelations over depth of Turkish intelligence agency's espionage activities against opponents...
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Tillerson Won’t Meet With Opposition During Turkey Visit
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson won't meet with Turkish opposition figures or imprisoned journalists during his visit to Turkey...
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Turkish Journalists Are On Trial Over Tweets, News Reports
“I wanted to die with a sense of departure from life when I was put into custody, to a three-man...
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Singer-Turned-Journalist Defies Court As Journalism Faces Trial
Atilla Tas is a former Turkish singer who likes to make fun of himself. His self-humiliating jokes earned him hundreds...
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Erdogan Eyes Brexit-style Referendum On EU
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said his country may have a Brexit-style referendum on whether or not to continue...
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Turkey Is Embroiled In Spying Row With Switzerland
Turkey has found itself in a diplomatic tug-of-war with European countries over allegations of political espionage against Turkish citizens, opponents...
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8 Months On, Turkey Fails To Sell Coup Narrative To Allies
For every visiting foreign official, making a pilgrimage to a bombed part of the Turkish Parliament has been made compulsory....
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Erdogan: If You Call Me Dictator, I Will Call You Nazi
Turkish president has said he would keep throwing Nazi slurs as long as he is called "a dictator," refusing to...
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Erdogan Cited Hitler’s Germany To Promote Presidential System
Turkey has a president whose pastime is to throw Nazi slurs on European nations, particularly Germany and the Netherlands. This...
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Erdogan Says Europeans May Not Safely Set Foot On Streets
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said Europeans and Westerns may not safely set foot on streets, a statement critics...
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Erdogan Calls Jailed Journalists Killers, Child Abusers And Thieves
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan took his feverish anti-media frenzy into a new level, shrugging off international criticism over the clampdown...
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Erdogan Vows To End EU Membership Bid, Migrant Deal
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has vowed to put an end to his country's longstanding but deadlocked membership negotiations with...
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