Lizzie Porter

The Kurdish militant group is laying down its weapons. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is considering expanding minority rights. But some people say they cannot forgive and forget…

Nato member preparing to help retrieve hostage remains and join Gaza task force, but Israel remains sceptical

The nation may be a republic, but it takes the adage 'breakfast like a king' very seriously - especially here in the Fertile Crescent where farming first developed

Asaad Al Shibani visits Ankara as Turkey and US push for the implementation of March 10 agreement

Five people arrested after shooting of man on trial in killing of Grey Wolves' leader

Republican People's Party re-elects Ozgur Ozel as it fights what it calls moves by the government to replace its leadership

Relationship with Syrian rebel group helped speed UK return to the country, Sir Richard Moore says

More diplomatic pressure needed to rein in Israel, Ahmet Davutoglu tells The National

Failure to resolve Kurdish issue has affected Syria’s relations with countries including the US

Similar attack on group's members unlikely but covert Israeli operations cannot be ruled out, sources say

With the rising cost of living, limited childcare options and a general sense of insecurity, can Ankara's incentives to encourage larger families bear fruit?

Fewer than 2,000 Syrians have taken up Berlin’s flagship offer to return, figures show

Ibrahim Kalin visits eastern Libya after joint naval exercises held

South Caucasus route under US control could boost global trade, but move sparks suspicion in Iran

Countries' foreign ministers accuse Israel of creating sectarian strife in Syria