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The Turkish Medical Association chief was convicted of spreading propaganda. She had called for an investigation into allegations the Turkish military used chemical weapons against Kurdish militants.

-Analysis- ISTANBUL — Why did those who gave 60% of the vote to opposition parties in the June 7 parliamentary elections turn to the ruling AKP on Sunday? The message to the various forces of the opposition was clear: "You couldn't find a ruling coalition with 60% of the vote. You made a mess of the...

Turkey’s major pro-Kurdish opposition party has announced it will field its own candidate in a move sure to have a profound impact on the presidential race, but in which direction?

YEREVAN, APRIL 19, ARMENPRESS. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, leader of the ruling Justice and Development Party, on April 18 announced holding snap presidential and parliamentary elections in the country on June 24. This statement came after the meeting with the leader of the Nationalist Movement party Devlet Bahceli. In fact, June 24 outlines the beginning of a new historical era in the country full of dangerous elements of turning Turkey into an authoritarian state.

The Bush Administration must remain firm in its demand that allreforms be implemented before a single dollar of the new loan isreleased. Any deviation will undermine reform efforts that arecentral to making Turkey an economically strong and politicallystable ally.

ISTANBUL — Tens of thousands of Turks swarmed a central Istanbul square on Thursday in solidarity with the city's opposition mayor after he was banned from politics ahead of next year's presidential election.A criminal court on Wednesday sentenced Ekrem Imamoglu to more than two years in prison and barred him from holding office for the same length of time for "insulting a

International, MNA | Tens of thousands of Turks swarmed a central Istanbul square on Thursday in solidarity with the city's opposition mayor after he was banned from politics

Cut-price chain stores have begun raising their prices, leading to police raids and accusations of being Gulenist

Tens of thousands of Turks swarmed a central Istanbul square on Thursday in solidarity with the city's opposition mayor after he was banned from politics ahead of next year's presidential election.

Tens of thousands of Turks swarmed a central Istanbul square on Thursday in solidarity with the city's opposition mayor after he was banned from politics