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Turkey

Four killed in clashes between Turkish soldiers and PKK separatists

Ankara - Four killed in clashes between Turkish soldiers and PKK separatists

Eleven PKK separatists killed in south-east Turkey

Ankara - Eleven Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) rebels were killed by Turkish forces in an operation in the south-eastern province of Hakkari on Tuesday night, the Turkish General Staff reported on We

Ten Kurdish rebels killed in clashes in south-east Turkey

Ankara - Ten Kurdish separatists were reportedly killed in clashes with Turkish security forces in south-east Turkey early on Friday morning, the Dogan news agency reported.

Turkish premier to begin landmark visit to Baghdad

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Police search for driver connected to US consulate attack

Ankara - Police in Turkey on Thursday continued to search for the man who drove three suspected al-Qaeda gunmen to the US consulate in Istanbul where they opened fire on police.

German mountaineers taken hostage fail to stir Turkish press

Ankara - News that three German mountain climbers kidnapped on Mount Ararat by separatists from the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) was relegated to the inside pages of Turkish newspapers on Thursday,

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