Erdogan Struggles to Convince Own Party, His Base For Yes Vote
A number of polls point to an uphill battle for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan not only to convince the nation ...
Tag: Turkey
HRW: Referendum Campaign In Turkey Lacks Fairness, Free Debate
Less than two weeks into Turkey's historic referendum on a constitutional amendment that will give the Turkish president tremendous powers, ...
Erdogan Signals New Phases In Syria Campaign
Only days after Turkey announced the end of its military campaign in Syria, its president signaled new fronts against terrorist ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Merkel to Turkey: Stop Nazi Comparisons
In a display of exasperation and fury, German Chancellor Angela Merkel fumed over Turkey's repetition of Nazi remarks over ban ...
Russia Building Base in Kurdish-Controlled Afrin Area in Syria
Russia has begun to build a military base in the northwestern Syrian town of Afrin, which is under control of ...
EU Says Death Penalty Is Red Line For Turkey’s Membership Bid
Turkey's insistence on reinstating death penalty would likely put the country on a diplomatic collision course with the European Union, ...
German Spy Chief Sees No Link Between Cleric And Turkey Coup
Reclusive Turkish cleric's role in a coup that rattled Turkey last summer is under constant scrutiny not only in the ...
Coup Trials Cast Doubt On Turkey’s Hero Commander
Zeki Aksakalli is a famous general leading the Turkish troops in northern Syria. When he was dispatched to Syria, he ...
Merkel, Hollande Denounce Erdogan’s Nazi Remarks
Turkey's Nazi remarks continue to stir a diplomatic backlash from European capitals as the French president and German chancellor jointly ...
68 Int’l Rights Groups Ask Turkey To Release All Journalists
A number of leading world organizations, including PEN International, Article 19 and 66 other well-known organizations expressed extreme wariness over ...
Migration Deal Teeters On Edge Amid Crisis With Europe
Last year, the European Union, after months of diplomatic wrangling, sealed a deal with Turkey to curb the flow of ...
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