Turkey and United States are facing challenges in maintaining robust ties over their divide on on Syria policies.
Fifty-two Taiwan residents have been arrested in Turkey for alleged fraud, said Taiwan authorities on Tuesday.
Relations between Turkey and Russia can be restored, Turkey's deputy prime minister Numan Kurtulmus said Monday, following Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent statement on normalization of the relations between two countries.
Turkey is hardening its resolve to crush the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) militants, a mission analysts said is not easy to accomplish.
Turkish army staged military operations in northern Iraq and southeastern Turkey on Tuesday and killed 11 militants of the outlawed Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK), Turkish Armed Forces said in a written statement on Wednesday.
The arrivals of refugees and migrants to the Greek island of Lesvos is dropping quickly after the implementation of the refugee deal between EU and Ankara to stem the influx from Turkey, local authorities said on Tuesday.
Turkey's tourism is suffering from increasing terror threats and the sanctions imposed by Russia, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism said on Thursday.
Nedal Alsheikh Ali and his family had been stuck at a refugee transition center in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) for several days.
Concerns over the implementation of a recent deal between Turkey and the European Union (EU) to cut back on irregular migration have not completely dissipated.
Cyprus would like to have the blocked chapters of Turkey's EU accession negotiations linked to progress in efforts to reunify the eastern Mediterranean island, Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides said on Friday.
Cyprus's President Nicos Anastasiades will pay an unprecedented visit to Turkey in May - a country that recognizes neither him nor the state he leads, he said on Thursday.
Two days after the first 136 deportations of refugees and migrants from the Greek island of Lesvos to Dikili, Turkey, local society here remains skeptical about the deal between EU and Turkey, especially concerning the reduction of arrivals on Greek shores.
Tensions flared across organized reception camps and makeshift tent cities in Greece on Wednesday, as thousands of refugees and migrants protested against readmissions to Turkey which started on Monday as part of the EU-Turkey agreement aiming to curb the influx into Europe.
Turkey's tourism industry battered as the number of foreign visitors continues to decline on terror fears and troubled ties with neighbors.
Less than two weeks after crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey to Greece with the hope of starting a new life in Europe, 202 refugees and migrants were returned to Turkey from the Greek islands on Monday.
Death toll has risen to six police officers in car bomb attack at an armored police vehicle in southeastern Turkey on Thursday, semi-official Anadolu News Agency reported.
Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar and visiting Turkish Minister for EU Affairs Volkan Bozkir agreed on Tuesday that the EU and Turkey must make joint efforts to implement the agreement on stemming migration as efficiently and fast as possible.
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