PM Ahmet Davutoğlu has denied the existence of any disagreements with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on the fight against terrorism and other critical issues, blaming some “anonymous groups” for the suggestion of a row

Galatasaray Odeabank Istanbul will play for its first continental trophy after surviving overtime to knock out last season’s runner-up, Herbalife Gran Canaria Las Palmas, on April 6 in the Canary Islands

One of Libya's rival governments resigned on April 5, a step that helps efforts by a new, U.N.-brokered unity government to assert itself in the capitol, Tripoli, despite opposition from some local militias

Many Iraqi entrepreneurs are finding restaurants and eateries a safe business bet, despite the country’s slumping economy, prevailing violence and an ongoing war with the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) group

The chief executive of Air France-KLM, Alexandre de Juniac, is stepping down to run the airline industry’s main trade group, the International Air Transport Association, it was announced on April 5

One of the most celebrated violinists of his era, Joshua Bell, will greet music lovers in Istanbul and Ankara in May

"You won't have my hatred" -- the defiant words of a Paris attacks widower that won sympathy around the world -- are the title of his poignant new book, already translated into 18 languages

Turkey backs Azerbaijan in the heated conflict with Armenia over Nagorno-Karabakh, where a cease-fire has been reached after four days of clashes, with Turkish president and prime minister expressing their vociferous support for Baku

High school and university students opposed to labour reforms were planning fresh protests across France on April 5 as the lower house National Assembly was to begin examining the contested bill

Clashes continued in the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region for a third day, during which Azerbaijan said Armenian forces killed three of its troops as it killed 30 Armenian troops after launching an attack on a command center, amid diplomatic efforts to ease the tension

A photograph of a man named as terrorism suspect Reda Kriket, which had been distributed by the French interior ministry and widely circulated in the media, has turned out to be a case of mistaken identity

Ankara encourages Yerevan to abide by the truce with Baku after the worst outbreak of violence in Karabakh in two decades

Cunning gentleman thieves have seduced romantics from the days of Robin Hood through to Hollywood's heyday -- and now London is transfixed by the real-life antics of the "Wimbledon Prowler"

The 33rd Ankara International Music Festival will kick off on April 4, presenting more over 300 artists from around the world until the end of the month

An unaccompanied 8-year-old boy has spent more than a week at a holding area of a Paris airport after trying to enter France on a false passport, with rights groups accusing the government of breaking international law by keeping him detained

Air France-KLM is getting good traffic volume and has seen no major impact from attacks on the Brussels airport and underground system last week, its chief executive told Reuters

France on April 1 accused the Syrian regime of violating a fragile ceasefire in the five-year war that has devastated the country

France’s minister for women’s rights on March 30 compared women who choose to wear conservative Islamic dress to the “American negroes” who once supported slavery, sparking anger and accusations of racism

Two French soldiers, who assaulted one person and stole his wallet, were arrested in the touristic town of Marmaris in Turkey’s southwestern province of Muğla on March 29

The 23rd Istanbul Jazz Festival, organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV), will take place from June 27 to July 25. This year’s event will once again host leading names from the world of jazz and stars of contemporary music