Globe Post Turkey - Daily news from Turkey

Turkey's top appeals court on Thursday ordered the release of an opposition lawmaker convicted last year of leaking classified material to the press, state media reported.

The head of the United Nations Humanitarian (U.N.) Taskforce for Syria, Jan Egeland, told the media that Turkey and Russia's deal to avoid a Syrian government offensive on Idlib province "is…

The Turkish government has made a total of 848 requests of search or arrest through Interpol from Germany, since 2016's failed coup attempt, the DW Turkish reported on Wednesday.

A Turkish court on Wednesday ordered the arrest of 24 workers, including some leaders of labor unions, after they were detained in a mass crackdown over protests on working conditions at…

Turkey on Wednesday made it easier for foreigners to become Turkish citizens by cutting the financial and investment criteria required for citizenship, according to a decree from President…

A pastor and an attorney from the U.S. Istanbul Consulate visited American pastor Andrew Brunson, who has been under house arrest on charges of "espionage" in Turkey's western province of…

Turkey's official gazette has been shut down after being published for 98 years because of increasing paper prices, as the currency crisis continues to plague the country, the Sozcu daily…

Moscow said Monday there would be no assault on Syria's Idlib as the leaders of Russia and Turkey agreed to create a demilitarised zone around the Syrian rebel-held province.

Germany's Kurdish community said it had been "banned" by Berlin authorities from holding a rally at the Brandenburg Gate during a visit by President Erdogan.

Turkish Justice Minister Abdulhamit Gul granted permission for the four suspects involved in the recent shooting attack at the U.S. embassy in Ankara to be prosecuted, the state-run Anadolu…