A trial of nearly 200 people arrested in protests against the Turkish government has opened in Istanbul. Mass demonstrations ...

A trial of nearly 200 people, among them students and journalists, arrested over Turkey's biggest protests in more than a ...

Turkish authorities, working alongside law enforcement agencies in Europe, detained 234 people on Tuesday in a sweeping international operation targeting large-scale drug trafficking networks. The ...

It was hard to miss the note of alarm in a Hill headline on “Neo-Ottoman Turkey’s triumph over its regional rivals.” “Turkey,” Washington policy analyst Andrew Latham warned, “has carved out a new ...

The detention follows a wave of arrests and protests sparked by the March 19 arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.

In-depth: The opposition has vowed to continue protests and civil disobedience, despite a massive crackdown on any form of ...

The protests that have swept across Turkey in recent weeks were triggered by the jailing of Istanbul’s elected mayor and ...

The arrest of an opposition presidential candidate last month has triggered the largest anti-government protests Turkey has ...

In the immediate aftermath of the arrests, authorities imposed sweeping restrictions, including days-long blanket bans on gatherings across multiple cities, restricted access to several social media ...

Technology giant Meta stated that the Turkish government has imposed an exorbitant fine on the company for refusing to comply with its demands to restrict content on Facebook and Instagram ...

Also Read: Turkey escalates media crackdown over protest coverage After over a week of nighttime street protests, Imamoglu’s Republican People’s Party (CHP) on Saturday mobilised hundreds of ...

Turkey's repressive response to its worst bout ... "systematic attacks" on opposition figures and freedom of assembly. - Media arrests - Police detained two Turkish women journalists in dawn ...