Despite speculation that Erdogan wants talks with Kurds to pass new constitution and secure another term, experts say regional tensions changing course for Ankara "Turkey sees PKK-affiliated ...

A recent attack on the headquarters of a prominent defense company in the Turkish capital of Ankara has brought the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, back into focus. The outlawed Kurdish militant ...

ANKARA - Turkey carried out air strikes against Kurdish militants in northern Iraq overnight, hitting dozens of targets for the second night in a row, the Defence Ministry said on Friday ...

Five people were killed and 22 injured in the attack on the state-run Turkish Aerospace Industries building in Ankara on Wednesday. Turkey responded by dropping bombs on PKK targets in Iraq and ...

Turkey launched airstrikes late Wednesday in Kurdish-held parts of Syria and Iraq in retaliation for a deadly attack at a state-owned defense manufacturer in Ankara that saw two attackers kill ...

ANKARA - Turkey launched fresh air strikes on Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants in northern Syria and Iraq overnight, killing 59 militants, in response to a gun attack that killed five ...

while Ankara often frames such demands as a threat to national stability. Kurds make up around 20% of Turkey's population. While they live all over the country, the largest communities are ...

Turkey’s longest-serving former foreign minister (2014-2023), Mevlut Cavusoglu, spoke with Hindustan Times about Ankara’s key objectives in joining BRICS New Delhi: Turkey, a NATO member ...

The strikes followed a deadly assault on a Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) campus on the outskirts of Ankara on Wednesday ... four-decade-long insurgency in Turkey. State media said they ...

Turkish strikes follow attack in Ankara blamed on PKK Turkey regularly targets PKK with jet fighters, combat drones Syrian Kurdish group says Turkish strikes killed 12 civilians Wednesday's attack ...

NATO member Turkey on Thursday carried out a second day ... in the Turkish capital of Ankara earlier that day. A man and a woman reportedly arrived at the TUSAS premises armed with assault rifles ...

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