Somalia should be enjoying an Arab Spring of its own but its al-Shabaab insurgents are fomenting jihad both at home and abroad, British Prime Minister David Cameron said yesterday.

One of the global music scene’s newest female icons, young musician Selah Sue is giving her first performance in Turkey tonight at club Babylon.

In the 400th year of diplomatic relations between Turkey and the Netherlands, ‘The Golden Age of Dutch Art’ is being presented in a new exhibition at the Sabancı Museum.

Recently, Istanbul has become an important center for health tourism. According to officials, 350,000 tourists come to Turkey every year for medical reasons

Main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu agrees with the need for...

During a live press meeting held together with his doctors, Turkey’s first face transplant...

A 3.15-million euro project aimed at increasing protection for minors within the justice system, funded by the European Union, was launched yesterday with cooperation between several Turkish ministries, the E.U. and UNICEF.

Foreign doctors will be required to pass a Turkish language test in order to gain permission to work in private health institutions in the country.

SALT Galata gives visitors the chance to discover books, periodicals, journals and much more, thanks to its extensive archive at the research center of the venue

A recent analysis published on the website of Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) slams the treatment of journalists in Turkey, saying that many journalists - especially Kurdish and leftist sympathizers - face extremely harsh legal treatment.

Kuwait’s Burgan Bank is set to acquire Greek Eurobank EFG’s 70 percent stake in Eurobank Tekfen...

Daily Aydınlık published a controversial comparison of two photographs on its front page yesterday.

The internet has become the third largest source of ad revenues in Turkey...

A district police chief in the Mediterranean province of Antalya lost his life when an assailant’s pistol went off at a gas station at around 3 p.m. in the district of Konyaaltı yesterday.

Turkey’s Banvit blew a big chance for advancing to the quarterfinals when it lost to Krka Novo Mesto 78-73 in a Eurocup game on Feb. 21.

The ongoing row between the judiciary and the intelligence service has been under discussion with its reflections of politics and law in Turkey.

Turkey has been struggling with the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) for a long time. The question has, of course, political ...

Greece is entering the most unstable period in its recent history. The European Union has given the green light for the second ...

Whenever there is talk of a 'statute' in the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), be sure that a struggle for leadership is starting.

Last weekend in Antalya there were more Turkish Internet investors than in any other place, with Etohum holding its startup camp in Rixos ...