Turkish Official: Evidence Found Missing Journalist Was Killed in Saudi Consulate
Turkish president previously appeared to allege that potential crime scene was tampered with
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
'A Strong Relationship': Saudi King, Turkish President Discuss Missing Dissident
Saudi King Salman and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan discuss forming a 'joint working group' to probe disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi
Turkey Renames U.S. Embassy Street 'Malcolm X Avenue'
Amid fraught tensions between the U.S. and Turkey, Ankara city authorities have decided to rename the street where the new embassy is being built after the American Muslim activist
Saudi Journalist's Disappearance Strains Turkey-Saudi Relations
Erdogan must take diplomatic and economic factors into consideration as he deals with Khashoggi's killing amidst an economic crisis
Turkish Court Rules to Release U.S. Pastor at Center of Ankara-Washington Rift After Two Years
The detention of Andrew Brunson led President Trump to sanction officials and raise tariffs ■ Brunson reportedly boarded a flight back to the U.S.
Erdogan Increases Pressure on Saudi Arabia Over Missing Journalist
Turkish president asks how it's possible for a consulate not to have security cameras, says they would catch a mosquito
Turkish Newspaper Identifies 15 Saudis Allegedly Involved in Jamal Khashoggi's Disappearance
Sabah newspaper published the names and years of birth of 15 Saudis it said arrived in Istanbul on October 2. One of the men identified by is a Saudi forensic expert and is on the Saudi Society of Forensic Medicine's board
Opinion When Your Favorite Vacation Destinations Are Run by Dictators
Where can one flee? To anti-liberal Hungary? Oligarchic Bulgaria? Nationalist Austria? Rapidly deteriorating Italy? More and more countries are succumbing to the powers of darkness
Washington Post Publishes Possibly Last Image of Missing Saudi Reporter
Turkish officials are reportedly investigating a black van they believe may have been used to move the columnist's body from the consulate
Opinion Turkey, Jailer of Journalists, Now Slams Saudi Arabia - for Murdering a Journalist
Two of the world's biggest suppressors of freedom of expression are about to go head to head over Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance, while the West, keen to keep Riyadh's billions onside, will only muster a silent displeasure, a whisper in a thunderstorm