Sirin Kilicalp was an ethnically Kurdish school teacher who died in the October 10 bombing in Ankara, Turkey.

The Turkish town is seeing a repeat of the violence that affected residents before Turkey’s ceasefire with the PKK.

Former accountant turned soldier recalls memories of a Syria before the civil war.

The bill vastly expands police powers to detain demonstrators and use deadly force during violent protests.

Turkey’s UN-managed asylum regime is so overwhelmed that non-Syrian arrivals may wait up to a decade before resettlement

Simmering anger among Turkish Kurds may prove difficult for either Ankara or Kurdish political leaders to control.

Thousands of displaced Iraqis have taken refuge in Turkey, but many fear Ankara will force them back across the border.

Death of 301 Turkish miners has highlighted deep political divisions, as families accuse government of wrongdoing.

Hope for the missing 200 workers is increasingly giving way to feelings of confusion and anger.