Turkey government
Erdogan: 'Israel must not be allowed to spread smell of gunpowder and blood in our region again'
The Turkish president added that "any solution that does not rely on the countries of the region will not be sustainable."
Could a war of words between Turkey and Israel escalate toward a new crisis? - analysis
Turkey set to call for action on Gaza as soon as possible, source says
Istanbul mayor's jailed lawyer denounces 'criminalization of the right to a legal defence'
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.
Turkey's Erdogan says metal detector removal 'right but not enough'
Erdoğan's comments came after he called Tuesday on Muslims worldwide to “defend al-Aksa."
Germany condemns Turkish criticism of new liberal mosque
Germany is home to an estimated 4 million people of Turkish origin.
Turkey's pro-Kurd party elects new co-leader to replace jailed predecessor
In a statement from his jail cell in northwest Turkey, Demirtas called for the HDP to prepare "a plan to fight for democracy and peace" in the face of a "political purge."
The sultan's silent partner
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s referendum win and his alliance with the Nationalist Party are another nail in the coffin of Turkish democracy.
A Sad Day For Turkey
Turkey’s choice
It is crucial that when the constitution is changed it should be welcomed by the entirety of the people.
Turkey’s lonely messiah
Seeing all this, one can’t but realize that results of the upcoming referendum will not change much for Erdogan.
Observer: 2.5 million Turkish referendum votes could have been manipulated
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has dismissed criticisms of the vote.