Analysis Erdogan Warns That Turkey Alone Cannot Withstand Another Wave of Refugees
The Turkish president wants a security zone established in northern Syria, but the U.S. objects Turkey having sole responsibility out of concern for Kurdish allies
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Turkish Police Believe Khashoggi's Body Was Burned, Report Says
The consulate had two wells and a gas and wood floor furnace that could reach heat of over 1,000 degrees, destroying any DNA traces, says state-run Anadolu news agency
Despite U.S. Threats, Turkey to Purchase Russia's S-400 Missile System
After U.S. officials warn to withdraw offer to sell missile package if purchase went ahead, Turkish lawmaker says Ankara would remain loyal to its Russia deal
Turkey Orders 1,112 Arrested Over Links to Cleric Gulen
The operation is among the biggest launched against alleged supporters of U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen since the failed 2016 coup
Opinion How Erdogan Got Egypt Into Bed With Israel
The only reason the whole east Mediterranean is working with Egypt, not Turkey, is Erdogan's bloody-mindedness and penchant for making enemies
Israeli Arab Student Found Dead in Turkey; Police Arrest Father and Brother
Eyewitnesses say they saw 20-year-old Suwar Kablawi hurled from the balcony of her apartment, but local media reports she committed suicide
No Concrete Plan With U.S. for Safe Zone in Northern Syria, Erdogan Says
Turkish president warns that while 'we are loyal to our agreements,' patience is not limitless
Despite Backing Rebels in Syria, Turkey Has Maintained Intel Contacts With Damascus
'Leaders may be cut out. But intelligence units can communicate for their interests,' says Turkisk President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who once called Bashar Assad a 'terrorist'
Submarine From 'Hitler's Lost Fleet' Found After 75 Years
After the Turkish Navy's discovery, reported by TV channel Russia Today, just one of the six lost WWII submarines remains missing
Turkey to Begin Drilling for Resources Around Cyprus, Likely Angering Greece
Turkey and the internationally recognized Greek Cypriot government in Cyprus have overlapping claims of jurisdiction for offshore oil and gas research in the eastern Mediterranean
Turkey Calls for International Investigation Into Khashoggi Murder
Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says he wants to bring up the issue with UN Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial, Summary or Arbitrary Execution, Agnes Callamard during her visit to Turkey
Prominent Turkish Journalist Sentenced to Six Years in Jail for 'Disclosing State Secrets'
Nazli Ilicak has been under arrest since a failed military coup in 2016. In 2018, she was sentenced to life in a different trial for alleged links to anti-Erdogan cleric Gulen
Turkey Planning International Investigation Into Khashoggi Murder
'We see how those who spoke of freedom of press are now covering this up after seeing money,' says Turkish official
Turkey Charges U.S. Consulate Worker for Ties to Gulen, Accused of Orchestrating Failed 2016 Coup
Consulate worker Metin Topuz was arrested in October 2017; under Turkish law, a judge must decide if his case proceeds to trial
As Turkish Economy Sours, Erdogan’s Party Could Lose Grip on Big Cities
Ruling AKP falling in popularity ahead of March 31 local elections
Enes Kanter Urges Trump to Act on Turkey's Human Rights Record After Istanbul Seeks His Extradition
26-year-old New York Knicks center has been an outspoken critic of Erdogan, and was indicted by a Turkish court last year on charges of belonging to an armed terrorist group - which he denies
Turkey's Lira Dubbed the 'Comeback Kid' of the Year - but Can Trump Still Destroy a Full Recovery
So far the Turkish lira is the worst performing emerging market currency in 2019. Yet others seem hopeful it could stabilize
Trump Threatens to 'Devastate Turkey Economically if They Hit Kurds'
Erdogan's spokesman fires back: 'Terrorists can't be your partners and allies'
Analysis What's Behind the Snub Erdogan Gave Bolton, and Why Some in Israel Are Still Optimistic
Nothing has changed in long-term Turkish policy, Erdogan’s political interests and regional ambitions. The change is in U.S. policy
Erdogan Calls Kurdish Fight Against ISIS 'Huge Lie' - Hours After Deadly ISIS Bombing on Kurdish Base
Islamic State said one of its suicide bombers killed some people on Monday at a military base in Syria's Raqqa city, which is under control of a U.S.- backed and Kurdish-led militia
