Middle East
Turkey To Strip Citizenship Of 130 Turks Abroad
The Turkish government will strip the citizenship of 130 Turks abroad over alleged ties to militant organizations or the failed...
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Turkish Generals Say Coup Attempt Was Programmed To Fail
Turkish generals alleged on Monday that a failed coup attempt last summer was wired to fail, highlighting amateurish planning that...
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No Future For Turkey’s Purged Officials
The humanitarian and socio-economic cost of Turkey's sweeping purge steadily worsens, with dismissed officials striving to make ends meet, fight...
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Turkish Colonel Says His Testimony Taken Under Torture
A Turkish colonel whose testimony was key to support the government's main argument that the failed military coup attempt was...
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Erdogan Signals To Extend Political War In Turkey, Abroad
Turkey has literally become a party-state after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan returned to the party as its leader in a...
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Turkey Cracks Down On Newspaper For Questioning Erdogan’s Whereabouts
At least 4 to 5 days, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan slipped out of the public eye in prior to July...
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Video: Erdogan Watches Bodyguards Beating Protesters In D.C.
The revelation of a new video showing Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan calmly watching a violent scuffle between protesters and...
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Once Hailed As Hero, Journalist Is Now Framed As Villain
Six years ago, when Journalist Nedim Sener was imprisoned, Oguz Guven was among hundreds to protest his arrest outside a...
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No Tolerance Even For Hunger Strike As Police Attacks Protesters
From Turkey's iconic music figure Sezen Aksu to main opposition lawmakers, from internationally famous Marxist sociologist David Harvey to intellectuals...
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For Turkey’s Top Judge, No Rights Infringed After Coup
As Turkey's Council of State marked its 149th anniversary of its foundation this week, its president delivered a speech that...
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Hundreds of Ill Prisoners Left To Die In Turkey’s Prisons
A fresh controversy broke out after the release of Istanbul Mayor Kadir Topbas's son-in-law who was previously jailed over links...
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People Mobilized For Academics After 63 Days Of Hunger Strike
Today, Nuriye Gulmen and Semih Ozakca observed 63rd day for their hunger strike in a civic resistance that spurred national...
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Upheaval Stirs Turkey’s Main Opposition Party
Many expected that a razor-thin win in the controversial referendum last month would plunge the ruling Justice and Development Party...
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Brussels Says Death Penalty Would End Turkey’s EU Bid
The European Union has said introducing the death penalty would end Turkey's longstanding bid to join the bloc, describing the...
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Report: Turkey Is Preparing To Arrest 215,000 More In Crackdown
Turkey's sweeping purge is set to further expand as the pro-government media is sending signals of a larger wave with...
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Journalists Around World Rally For Jailed Colleagues in Turkey
As the international community marks the World Press Freedom Day at a time when 'post-truth' politics pervade public discourse and...
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Young Turkish Reporter’s Worst Fear Comes True Behind Bars
“I have been jailed for 9 months, crying all the time, expecting justice. I just want to believe that it...
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Turkey Braces For Potential Fallout With NATO Over S-400 Deal
Only a year and a half ago, Turkey shot down a Russian jet for allegedly violating the Turkish airspace for...
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Turkey Fires 4,000 Public Workers In Latest Purge
The Turkish president has signed twin executive decrees to fire nearly 4,000 public employees, shut down one newspaper and one...
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Turkey’s President, Long Nation’s Neutral Figure, To Become Partisan
A constitutional referendum, which was approved by a slight majority of the Turkish people on April 16, will go into...
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