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The Turkish government told lawmakers Friday it wanted an extension to a mandate for cross-border operations to fight members of the PKK in northern Iraq.
The U.N. rights commission said Tuesday it was encouraged by Turkish efforts to resolve a simmering conflict with members of the Kurdish minority.
A team of disarmament experts arrived in Syria Tuesday to begin work on dismantling the country's chemical weapons stockpile.
Turkey has awarded a contract for a long-range defense system to China, a move one expert said Friday is designed to send a message to NATO.
Israel must do more to normalize ties with Turkey, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly.
Eighteen members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party escaped from a Turkish prison by digging a 230-foot tunnel, police said Wednesday.
Human rights activists called on the Turkish government to scrap a dress-code for government workers they said discriminated against Muslim head scarves.
An organization monitoring journalist safety issued an advisory Thursday warning of the security risks of reporting along the Turkish border with Syria.
A settlement between the Kurdistan Workers' Party and the Turkish government is still on the table, a pro-Kurdish lawmaker said.
At least seven people were killed and nearly two dozen injured in a car bombing on the Syrian side of a rebel-held border crossing with Turkey, officials said.
