Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

Turkey and Syrian rebels have launched a joint operation against Syrian Kurdish forces, putting the U.S. and Russia in a difficult position.

Turkey's relationship with the U.S. has been strained for months.

There are now more journalists imprisoned in Turkey than in any other country in the world.

The United Nations will vote on whether to draft a motion to condemn Trump's Jerusalem announcement. Trump said he'll be watching and taking names.

Kanter called Erdogan "Hitler of our century."

Erdogan manufactured a crisis the Norwegians were blamed for.

A billion-dollar corruption trial in New York could imperil the Turkish government—and members of the Trump team.

Fifteen universities, 1,000 schools, 28 TV channels, 66 newspapers, 19 magazines, 36 radio stations, 26 publishing houses, and five news agencies have been shut.

As Syrian Kurds build ties with the government to cement their stake, Turkey's role could threaten their leverage.

Trump lamented "the mess" he inherited in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and beyond, but promised "to get it all done."

The Russian leader simply walked away, but social media users cast doubt on whether he was the one to blame for the incident.

Days after Syria and its allies declared victory over ISIS, Defense Secretary James Mattis said the U.S. military wasn't going anywhere just yet.

"Singing the national anthem in a disturbing way" is one of the latest prohibitions to hit the Turkish capital, as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan consolidates power.

For a long time it was wrongly assumed that activism, feminism and human rights were only threatened in only in non-Western countries, but what happened in Turkey could happen anywhere.

Turkish president rages against the 'undemocratic' indictment of his security detail after skirmish during U.S. visit.

The latest visa move targets a key NATO ally and undermines an already tense relationship.

The tit-for-tat began after Turkey arrested a Turkish worker at the U.S. consulate.

Erdogan is holding Brunson hostage in hopes the US will turn over a Muslim cleric living in Pennsylvania.

Erdogan was speaking near Times Square when pro-Kurdish protesters got into a scuffle with men in suits.

Turkey boasts the second largest army in NATO but its government is growing ever closer to Russia.

Once assembled, the zombies began to dance and shake off their grey clay coverings to reveal colourful clothing or their naked bodies.

Transportation Minister Ahmet Arslan says new security measures will lead the U.S. to lift the ban.

Erdogan is implementing his own theory of regression—but Turkish society will suffer when science is so undermined.

The Ibn Rushd-Goethe mosque has been slammed by traditional Islamic authorities in Egypt and Germany. But its female imam says she is not discouraged.

Turkish schools will also teach less about secularism and have already started classes on the 2016 coup from a pro-Erdogan perspective.

The man said he had been "provoked" by her choice of clothing.

Given Iran's vast Shia population, it was assumed Iranian recruits to ISIS would be hard to find.

Trump's new friends represent a rogues' gallery of modern authoritarians.

With the defeat of ISIS in Raqqa in the cards, should we hand Syria back to Assad?

Turkey has agreed to send troops to the Gulf state after a diplomatic break with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt.