Turkey government
Turkey set to call for action on Gaza as soon as possible, source says
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is expected to call a meeting with ministers of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Jordan, Pakistan, and Indonesia to discuss action on Gaza.
Istanbul mayor's jailed lawyer denounces 'criminalization of the right to a legal defence'
Turkey arrests opposition mayor over alleged tender-rigging, state media says
Attackers set off bomb at Turkish gov't building, Erdogan defiant
Turkey’s local elections
For too long, many governments have called out Turkey’s authoritarian turn without naming those most heavily and directly impacted by it.
E.U. seeks to suspend talks with Turkey
Halt to accession talks, recommended by European Parliament, could have an impact on E.U. funding for Ankara as well as foreign investment.
Turkey has Janus face when it comes to opposing nationalism in Israel
Both Turkey and Israel have nationalist roots and are at a crossroads of internal religious and ethnic disputes that are often enshrined in law
Erdogan’s victory and Israel’s natural gas exports
Gas companies should push for the rapid implementation of the export deal with Egypt while the Egyptian gas shortage continues.
Cartoon mocking Erdogan lands four top university graduates in jail
Human rights groups say the Turkish government has grown increasingly intolerant of opposition voices since a failed military coup in July 2016.
Many fear Erdogan's new powers as Turkish president is sworn-in
New term comes as the president presses forward with purge
Ten killed as Turkish train derails after heavy rain
The train was carrying 362 passengers and was headed to Istanbul when five carriages came off the tracks, the transport ministry said in a statement.
Human Rights Watch: Turkish border guards shoot at fleeing Syrians
"Syrians fleeing to the Turkish border seeking safety and asylum are being forced back with bullets and abuse."
The Demise Of Turkey’s Democracy: An Open Letter To President Erdogan
Turkey says detained more than 1,000 in latest anti-terror raids
Since last year's failed coup, Turkey has arrested some 50,000 people in a crackdown that is worrying some rights groups.