Turkey News

Turkey’s policy of robust support for the rebel fighters has not only failed to overthrow President Assad or the Syrian government, but it has also had led to a rising threat from extremists linked to Al Qaeda who dominate the Syrian battlefield.

Cairo - Turkey's Prime Minister demands Egypt to reinstall ousted Islamist President Morsi, and Egypt retaliates by expelling the Turkish ambassador.

Garner - Butterball, which is one of the world's largest suppliers of fresh turkeys, recently announced that there may be less large, fresh turkeys that are available to consumers for Thanksgiving this year.

Istanbul - Turkey is in the news again as Prime Minister Erdogan continues to limit secular democracy and push his Islamist agendas. See the photo that almost got me arrested and read why I left Turkey.

Move over Tofurkey and Turkducken- this Thanksgiving you may be able to try “tipsy turkey.” New Hampshire farmer Joe Moerette claims to have discovered the key to a juicy Thanksgiving turkey: beer.

It is a tale of "Free Birds" and more sci-fi as the box office looks to enter November in style, and perhaps, look ahead a couple of weeks.

Protests broke out on both sides of the Syria-Turkey border as Kurds denounce Turkey's plan to build a wall along the international border.

After previously opposing talks with Turkey last June Germany has agreed for a new round of talks between the EU and Turkey concerning the latter being allowed join the former.

Nine Lebanese civilians who, in May of 2012, were kidnapped by Syrian rebels have arrived in Beirut after being released. They were freed along with two Turkish pilots as part of a hostage deal brokered by the Turkish government.

A new law will allow police in Turkey to detain people who possess the risk of conducting a protest. Possible protesters will be able to be held from 12-24 hours without the demand of a judge or prosecutor.