The Turkey-Iraq rupture deepens as Ankara renews its support for Iraq's fugitive vice president.
Turkey's main opposition party worries the country could adopt a new constitution through a referendum, regardless of whether or not the four political parties represented in parliament can reach a consensus.
As a new terrorism financing law is being debated, opposition parties and business groups are concerned the law could be abused.
Though still limited in scale, the community of vegans and vegetarians in Turkey is expanding, as is the number of businesses catering to them.
The city's growth and encroachment around its water sources signals an unsustainable policy.
A new museum dedicated to the love affair in Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk's novel The Museum of Innocence, expands the traditional boundaries of the literary experience.
Officials and analysts in Turkey and Montenegro welcome the recent boost in business co-operation between the two countries, viewing it as regionally positive and inspiring.
With Sarkozy gone, Turkey-France relations have a chance to improve.
Al-Qaeda considered a name change in hopes that Muslims would support the terrorist organisation.
Although analysts believe that Turkey's role in the region is increasingly important, the opinions of local politicians and citizens are divided.
The PKK brings in tens of millions of dollars through extortion and illegal business operations in order to fund the organisation.
The slain terrorist leader was wrong about Arab Spring, experts believe.
A new report by Freedom House shows a mixed picture of media freedom in Southeast Europe in 2011. Over the past 12 months, the situation worsened most significantly in Macedonia, while notable improvements were made in Kosovo and Montenegro.
The exploitation of the island's fuel resources may increase chances for rapprochement -- or undermine them.
Declassified letters written by former al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, discovered in his hideout in Pakistan where he was killed one year ago, reveal details about the organisation's inner workings and the backlash it suffered as a result of targeting civilians.
While Turkey will block Israel's attendance at the upcoming NATO summit in Chicago, some commentators argue the two countries should mend fences as they face a number of common security challenges in the Middle East.
Some see the new national constitution as an opportunity to resolve the Kurdish problem, but so far the government has not responded to Kurds' proposed reforms.
