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Iranian-Turkish gold trader Reza Zarrab, who was the key suspect in a U.S. trial on charges of evading sanctions against Iran, money-laundering and bank fraud, is claimed to have been…

Turkey's National Intelligence Agency (MIT) captured the prime suspect of the 2013 bomb attack, which claimed 53 lives in Turkey's southeastern town of Reyhanli, bordering Syria, state-run…

The Fitch ratings agency on Tuesday downgraded its assessment of four Turkish banks due to increased risks after the lira's slump and higher chances of a "hard landing" for the Turkish…

Turkey expressed alarm Tuesday over the United States shuttering the Palestinian Liberation Organisation (PLO) mission in Washington, saying it showed America could no longer be an impartial…

With help from the government, Turkey's oldest opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet sees a major overhaul, prompting resignation of 23 journalists and columnists.

A black comedy about a botched coup in Turkey, The Announcement, won a major prize at the Venice film festival on Friday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan openly disagreed about a "ceasefire" in Syria's Idlib province.

Turkey and the Netherlands on Friday appointed new ambassadors after agreeing to renew diplomatic ties damaged last year.

In the latest of its overseas operations, Turkey's intelligence agency worked together with Moldovan authorities to snatch six teachers linked with Gulen-affiliated schools in the country,…

The IMF urged Turkish authorities faced with a falling currency and surging inflation to pursue "sound" economic policies to stabilize the situation.