MOSQUE architecture is changing over time and an example of a more modern approach is one dubbed Turkey's first "underground" mosque, Sancaklar.
The mosque opened its doors to worshipers two years ago and continues to impress visitors with its (...)
ISTANBUL — The international departure terminal of Istanbul's main and largest airport, Ataturk, was hit on Tuesday by three consecutive suicide bombings, wounding about 250 people and killing dozens.
While the attack further added to Turkey's image (...)
After five months of intense negotiations, the European Union (EU) and Turkey finally inked a key deal this week to prevent migration movements stemming from the Syrian war.
But the deal, hailed by Turkey's prime minister as a "success story," is (...)
ANKARA — On Wednesday, Ankara was rocked by a car bomb targeting a military convoy, killing at least 28 and wounding 61.
The area targeted is close to parliament and the headquarters of the armed forces, and the attack coincided with a security (...)
On Wednesday, Ankara was rocked by a car bomb targeting a military convoy, killing at least 28 and wounding 61.
The area targeted is close to parliament and the headquarters of the armed forces, and the attack coincided with a security summit (...)
ANKARA last week unveiled an anti-terrorism plan that focuses on comprehensive democratic reforms, public order, and building bridges with various segments of society.
It also underlines the need to socially and economically rehabilitate eastern and (...)
Changing strategic dynamics in the Middle East may lead to a surprising reconciliation between two countries, Israel and Turkey, which were driven to the brink of hot conflict five years ago after Israeli troops raided a Gaza-bound aid flotilla in (...)
THE deployment on Dec. 3 of several hundred Turkish soldiers to northern Iraq, near the city of Mosul, has sparked a diplomatic crisis between Ankara and Baghdad.
The declared aim of the deployment is to provide routine training for Kurdish fighters (...)
A landmark deal struck this week between Turkey and the European Union (EU) includes €3.2 billion ($3.4 billion) for Ankara to stem the flow of Syrian refugees to Europe, and the lifting of visa requirements for Turkish citizens in the Schengen zone (...)
Earlier this month, Turkey's Education Ministry announced that elementary school students at second and higher grades will be offered Arabic as an elective course as of the 2016-17 academic year.
The course for second- and third-graders will be (...)