We have started to collect the most important news related to Turkey in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Amnesty International says Moldova handed over seven school staff - alleged dissidents - to Turkey.
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Paul is one of thousands of British men to travel to Turkey this year to have a hair transplant.
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The effigy of Turkey's leader caused tensions in Wiesbaden after it was put up for an arts festival.
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"I think they're making a terrible mistake," he says of Turkey's refusal to free Pastor Andrew Brunson.
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The US is demanding that Turkey release a detained US pastor or face further economic measures.
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After 14 months in prison on terrorism charges, human rights activist Taner Kilic will be released.
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Ankara says the rises were ordered after "attacks on the Turkish economy" by the US.
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Germany's minorities are speaking out about racism after the Mesut Ozil row over his Turkish roots.
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President Erdogan responds after US sanctions put Turkey's weak currency into freefall.
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Moves to ease Turkey's economic woes fail to stop market turmoil as Turkey's row with US deepens.
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President Erdogan says the US is trying to "bring Turkey to its knees through threats over a priest".
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Turkey's currency falls 20% as the US leader announces a doubling of metal tariffs on the Nato ally.
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The Turkish currency has nosedived since January and, unsurprisingly, tourists are taking advantage.
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A weak currency, high borrowing, and falling share prices point to long-term economic problems for Turkey.
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The US says the move is a response to Turkey’s failure to release jailed US pastor Andrew Brunson.
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The US threatens a Nato ally with sanctions if it fails to release American Andrew Brunson.
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Andrew Brunson, arrested on terror charges in 2016, is to be moved to house arrest until his trial.
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A building in Turkey was filmed collapsing, after torrential rains caused a landslide on a nearby construction site.
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Turkey's leader draws Israel's ire after branding it the "most fascist, racist state" in the world.
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Footballer Mesut Ozil meets Turkey's controversial president - and other high-profile sporting photo ops.
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Arsenal's Germany midfielder Mesut Ozil quits international football over the "racism and disrespect" he says he has faced because of his Turkish roots.
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The change to the theory test comes amid a souring of relations between Austria and Turkey.
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A Turkish court says it will not send IS recruiter Neil Prakash to face terror charges at home.
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Controversial preacher Adnan Oktar and 166 of his mainly female followers have been arrested.
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The nationalist Osmanen Germania gang is accused of serious crime.
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Turkey's president appoints his son-in-law to the cabinet after being sworn in for a new term.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan's victory leaves Turkey divided and the opposition wondering how he can be beaten.
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The man who has dominated Turkish politics for well over a decade will assume sweeping new powers.
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The Turkish president addressed supporters in Ankara after his victory in a presidential vote.
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First results from Turkey's presidential and parliamentary elections are expected within hours.
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Turkey's elections will decide if President Erdogan will stay in power. Here's what you need to know.
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Hacer Tulu, 40, was fatally wounded when attackers burst into the club, which is popular with tourists.
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Almost half of Turkey's expat voters have already cast their vote, as President Erdogan eyes greater power.
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Selahattin Demirtas is Turkey's pro-Kurdish opposition candidate. He's been held in prison for the past 20 months, campaigning via social media and now, TV.
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As elections take place two years after a failed coup in Turkey, how many people are in prison and how many have lost their jobs?
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Presidential and parliamentary elections are being held under a national state of emergency.
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The government's crackdown mostly targets imams alleged to have Turkish nationalist links.
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Turkey will hold snap elections on 24 June, brought forward by President Erdogan.
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Politicians from both countries remember five women and girls killed in a neo-Nazi firebombing in 1993.
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Politicians from both countries remember five women and girls killed in a neo-Nazi firebombing in 1993.
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Turkish journalist Hasan Söylemez is cycling across Africa asking people about their dreams.
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The Turkish currency hits a record low on fears over the government will meddle with interest rates.
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The two players of Turkish origin stated that Germany was their country, President Steinmeier said.
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The BBC goes undercover to expose the EU passport black market in Turkey.
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Posing for photos with the Turkish president lands footballers Özil and Gündogan in hot water.
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Turkish social media users have pounced on remarks by the Turkish President offering to step aside.
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Flash floods in the Turkish capital, Ankara, cause havoc.
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Scandinavian nation makes the gastronomic revelation via their official Twitter account.
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Millions of Syrian refugees remain in Turkey, where some schools are helping the children integrate.
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A crackdown continues with more staff from Cumhuriyet, an independent paper, are convicted.
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The Turkish leader changes his mind and says elections will take place almost 18 months early.
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Families of students detained in Turkey for protesting against military action in Afrin say they are being wrongly targeted.
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Turkey accuses evangelical pastor Andrew Brunson of having ties to exiled preacher Fethullah Gulen's group.
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A researcher shot faculty staff in Eskisehir in the north-west of the country, Turkish media says.
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