Some 55 detainees suspected of being part of 'intelligence structure' of outlawed PKK, another 928 held for firearms offences in related sweeps across country, minister says

Defense ministry says some 20 PKK targets 'destroyed' after rebel group claims responsibility for attack on government building; Erdogan reiterates Syria buffer zone plan

Soheila Mohammadi, a mother who has served 3 years out of a 5-year sentence, reportedly launches hunger strike in protest of not being permitted furlough

Violence in northern town of Afrin is the latest in a monthslong escalation between opposing groups in Syria and Iraq

Kurd officials say eight missiles fired at Turkey's Zilkan camp in Nineveh province; two scored hits but did not cause damage or injuries

Sebnem Korur Fincanci given nearly 3 years for propaganda on behalf of banned PPK after telling TV outlet that claims Turkey used chemicals weapons against Kurds should be probed

Gun enthusiast with previous convictions for racist violence accused of killing 3; community members say French security services didn't do enough to prevent attack

Turkish president urges his Russian counterpart to implement terms of 2019 agreement that called for a 30-kilometer-deep buffer zone on border

After deadly blast in Istanbul last month, attributed by Turkey to illegal Kurdish groups, specter of incursion raised as Ankara responds with airstrikes against militants in Syria

Ankara has blamed the PKK for a bombing in central Istanbul last week that killed six people and wounded 81