Erdogan re-elected as leader of his party
Turkish President re-elected as leader of the ruling AK Party. He was the only candidate.
Turkish President re-elected as leader of the ruling AK Party. He was the only candidate.
Turkey's ruling party is set to replace Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu following tensions with President Erdogan, sources say.
A leader of Turkish ruling party says in normalization talks Israel agreed to lift naval blockade on Hamas enclave, and compensate Marmara.
Turkey's ruling party dismisses member who tweeted that she wished that the Israelis wounded in Istanbul would die.
Deputy chairman of Turkey's ruling party says normalization has not yet been agreed upon, but stresses that Israeli people are 'friends'.
Turkish PM welcomes outcome of a general election which swept his AK Party back to a parliamentary majority.
More signs Kurdish crackdown 'election ploy' backfired: opposition head defeats Erdogan in TV ratings, AKP cuts controversial MPs from list.
Analysts reveal Erdogan's Kurdish crackdown was meant to reverse elections defeat, but new poll proves it had the exact opposite effect.
Turkish President calls for fresh parliamentary elections after two months of coalition talks fail to produce a government.
Return to the polls expected for November 1 in possible bid for Erdogan to regain lost majority.
Turkey's prime minister says no agreement reached at a last-ditch meeting with a nationalist party, leaving little option but new elections.
Turkish AKP party says it can't create a coalition, calling for snap elections after it lost majority in serious setback in June.
Turkish President blames 'dark powers' for reports showing Ankara bought oil from the world's richest terror group.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu resigns after his party loses majority in parliament.
Turkish PM emphasizes "victory" in the elections, despite his party not achieving the required majority for passing constitutional reforms.
Two experts on Israel's relationship with Ankara predict little will change after the Turkish elections - but there still is reason to hope.
Turkish President Erdogan's ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) drops in polls ahead of elections.
Two intruders burst into district office of AKP in Istanbul, day after prosecutor taken hostage and killed in the city.
Erdogan's party orders a regional party official to resign after pictures showed him drinking alcohol.
Ankara's provincial election body rejects opposition's appeal against the results of the local election.
It is a good thing that the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt is showing its true colors, rather than emulating Turkey, which fooled the West.