Syrian rebels backed by the Turkish military have seized the town of Nairab in northwest Syria's Idlib province, the first area to be taken back from advancing Syrian government forces
The Turkish president's 'verbal attacks' on the EU and its new initiative are 'unsurprising,' Libya expert says
Surprise ruling met with applause in the courtroom
Authorities have carried out a sustained crackdown on alleged followers of U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, including military and justice ministry personnel
Amid Assad regime assault, Ankara says it will use military power to drive back Syrian forces if they don't withdraw, while Moscow says Turkey failed to neutralize militants
China's coronavirus outbreak has showed no sign of peaking with health authorities reporting more than 5,000 new cases earlier on Friday
Overseas investors have largely steered clear of Turkey’s sovereign bonds, while some players are reconsidering their strategies
The plane split into three pieces after going off the runaway while attempting to land despite the bad weather
Erdogan's remarks to members of his ruling party followed rare direct and deadly clashes Monday between Turkish and Syrian troops inside Syria
UN's Guterres calls the situation a 'scandal' even as his envoy cites a 'genuine will' by rival military factions as they planned their first meeting to secure a lasting ceasefire
Erdogan and Putin reportedly agreed to improve coordination of their countries' actions in Syria after a confrontation between Turkish and Syrian forces killed soldiers on both sides
Fighting between Turkish and Syrian forces shows Ankara has run out of options in Idlib
'If Russia is unable to control the Assad regime from targeting us, we will not hesitate to take actions against any threat, just as we did today in Idlib,' Turkey's communication director said
'We will have to resort to the same path again if the situation in Idlib is not returned to normal quickly,' says Erdogan
'Saudi Arabia, you are silent. When will you speak? Shame on You!' leader tells party members
Sweeping cyberattacks targeting governments and other organisations in Europe and the Middle East are believed to be linked to Turkey
Tremor felt throughout the region and as far south as Israel
Ankara and Washington have been at loggerheads over Turkey's purchase of the S-400 systems, which the United States says are not compatible with NATO defenses
Turkish economy, and particularly inflation rate, improving fast after a deep 2018 crisis
Turkey has repeatedly struck the Yazidi militia positions in Sinjar, an area devastated by ISIS, in efforts to cut supply routes of the PKK.
