'Nobody seems inclined to help us,' leader complains, blasting Europe in attempt to justify campaign against Kurds

Ahmet Davutoglu, who was fired by president in 2016 over opposition to authoritarian reforms, files paper to form 'Party of the Future'

FM says country 'has the right to prevent' gas exploration in area it claims as its own; Israel's Delek among firms operating off Cyprus

French Foreign Ministry declines to offer details on returning 'terrorist fighters'

Ankara doesn't provide identifying details for the deportees; last month said country was 'not a hotel' for foreign fighters

Cops reportedly consider words of international feminist protest chant 'A Rapist in Your Path' unacceptable and detain six protesters

Turkish media publish footage of alleged November 14 hit on opposition activist Massoud Molavi

Omar Faruk Tekbilek and Brian Keane, who recorded seven albums together, will perform their first Israel concert on Thursday

Just 1,000 of 20,000 members of Christian minority remain in Syria after Islamic State invasion; now, the remnants of community fear being 'pushed into exile'

Event has been held annually since 2011, but university banned this year's parade; police used pepper spray, plastic bullets and tear gas to disperse it