Andrew Wilks

Berat Albayrak, President Erdogan’s son-in-law, quit his role as Turkey’s finance minister in an Instagram post.

The Diyanet comes under fire after comments on homosexuality and failing to stop people from travelling to holy sites.

A bill passed by Turkey’s parliament will see 45,000 prisoners temporarily released to limit the spread of COVID-19.

With more than 18,000 infections reported, Turkey surpasses other G20 nations that discovered the virus weeks earlier.

Ankara hits more than 100 enemy targets after deadly attack in Idlib, with ruling party spokesperson ruling out retreat.

Though a source of friction, analysts say Ankara will not jeopardise its relationship with Moscow over events in Syria.

Russian and Turkish leaders inaugurate TurkStream pipeline; Erdogan warns US of ‘nightmare of conflict’ in Middle East.

Ahmet Davutoglu announces new political party, a move dismissed as a non-threat by president’s supporters.

Topping agenda of talks was Turkey’s military operation in northeast Syria and Ankara’s purchase of Russian missiles.

One month after Turkey launched its operation in northeast Syria, an uneasy truce prevails, but what comes next?