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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he was hopeful Turkey would release this month American pastor Andrew Brunson, whose detention caused a recent crisis between the NATO partners.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urged Turkish scientists living abroad to come back home, a call that received a number of sneering responses from academics.

The daughter of jailed American pastor Andrew Brunson, who caused a recent tension anb bilateral economic sanctions between Turkey and the U.S., spoke about her father's prosecution at a…

Germany and Turkey, the two candidates to host Euro 2024, were both praised in a UEFA report published Friday a week ahead of the vote on where the 24-team tournament will be staged.

Turkish police on Friday detained 85 military personnel in countrywide raids over alleged links to the group blamed for the 2016 failed coup, state media reported.

Iranian-Turkish gold trader Reza Zarrab, who was on a high-profile U.S. trial for allegedly helping Iran evade economic sanctions through Turkey, bank fraud and money-laundering, was spotted…

A Turkish court ordered an Austrian student and journalist to be kept in jail ahead of a trial on terror charges following his detention last week, his lawyer said on Friday.

Russia and Turkey have agreed on borders of the demilitarized zone around Syria's Idlib, Russia's top diplomat said Friday, part of a deal aimed to prevent a military assault on the last…

The deputy chairman of Turkish main opposition party, Muharrem Erkek, claimed that American pastor Andrew Brunson, who has been under house arrest and at the center of a heated debate…

Turkey's Competition Authority has fined US tech giant Google around $15 million for violating competition rules in sales of mobile software.