“I extend my best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mr. Trump, his family, and his supporters," the president has said.

The coastal safety agency has dispatched two tugboats to the Bosphorus prevent the ship from grounding.

Imprisoned for 25 years, Abdullah Öcalan's last known contact with the outside world was three and a half years ago, when he had a disrupted phone call with his brother.

For a family of four, food expenses alone exceed the minimum wage, according to BİSAM's monthly report.

President Erdoğan hailed the public resistance to the attempt while saying "we will never forgive those who call 15 July a staged event or a sham fight."

The expert report holds the city’s water and sewerage administration and the electricity distribution company responsible for the deadly electrical hazard.

In the first official statement in response to Turkey’s recent invitations for talks, the ministry has set a return to the pre-2011 status quo as the condition for normalization.

Mozalar was arrested for ‘inciting hatred and hostility among the public” due to social media posts opposing attacks on Syrian refugees.

Euthanasia will be introduced for animals that “pose a rabies risk, cannot be adopted and cannot be treated,” according to an AKP official.

During our visit to a ‘city canteen’ we saw people from all walks of life—police officers, civil servants, construction workers, security guards, retirees, and students. The common thread among them all is the struggle to make ends meet.

The 12-year-old girl’s father has been released from prison with a life sentence.

A vehicle carrying journalists was hit by a drone strike while traveling on the Sinjar-Mosul road.

Tekin was detained for 44 days on suspicion of 'espionage' because a police checkpoint and a shuttle appeared in her documentary footage.

The venue hosting the exhibition will initiate legal action against the ban.

The Kurdistan Regional Government has said that Turkey was responsible for the attack.

Mozalar is facing charges of "inciting hatred and animosity among the public" due to her posts opposing a recent pogrom attempt targeting Syrian refugees.

The Freedom of Belief Initiative has found 47 incidents of hate crime targeting various belief groups, mostly Christians and Jews.

Thirty-three of the killed workers were children. İSİG says child employment under the guise of vocational training results in more deaths, which has now become more visible in urban areas.

Açık Radyo’s license was canceled by RTÜK after mentions of the Armenian genocide during a program.

While the Syrian government has yet to respond to Erdoğan’s calls for a meeting with his Syrian counterpart, the CHP has confirmed it will engage in talks with them. However, a Syrian newspaper close to the Damascus government has denied the CHP statement.