Turkey

Move part of Baghdad's stepped-up efforts to isolate the Kurds following their vote on independence earlier this week.

Brent futures spike on anticipation of higher demand and geopolitical tension.

There have been four previous killings of Syrian journalists in Turkey.

It is one of Europe's biggest air hubs.

The outcome, almost certain to be "yes," will further rattle a region still engulfed in the fight against the Isis.

Turkish state media said 22 of the jihadists, detained in Istanbul, were foreign nationals.

Some members are more in the club than others.

17 journalists of Cumhuriyet, Turkey's oldest newspaper, are going to face terrorism trial on 24 July.

Residents and tourists among those sleeping rough on the Greek island.

German human rights activist and five others are in custody in Turkey pending trial on terrorism charges.

The big quake struck in the Aegean Sea, sending a shockwave and tsunami across popular tourist destinations.

The 16-year-old schoolgirl, who has been named as Linda Wenzel, came from a small town near Dresden.

Crackdown sees another 115 people arrested on suspicion of being FETO sympathisers.

It is the first such complaint in Swedish legal history.

The walk started in Ankara on 15 June and involved hundreds of thousands of people.

The man is seen repeatedly punching the seat in front of him.

Skull cult is a frequent phenomenon in Neolithic Anatolia as people thought skulls had a special power.

The march had been banned by the governor's office for the third successive year.

Dual nationality is mostly banned in the country with new citizens required to relinquish old travel documents.

The incident happened in the town of Akyazi, in north-west Turkey, on Friday (23 June).

"I told her to dress appropriately. She was wearing mini shorts," says the man, defending his actions.

"Enjoy your holiday in Stansted," the crowd shout as the woman is escorted off the plane

Moutaz Al Khayyat's original plan was to import the cows by ship for a new dairy facility near Doha.

The powerful 6.3 magnitude earthquake that struck the Greek island of Lesbos killed one person and injured at least 10.

An explosive device was reportedly hurled at the entrance from a passing motorcycle.

Turkish Interior Ministry named Gulen among 130 people wanted by authorities.

The AS532 Cougar is thought to have hit power lines before crashing.

The move appears to be in retaliation for US criticism of violence used by Turkish security to break up a protest.

The Turkish president appears to communicate with a security aide before the violence breaks out.

The Orphans City is expected to house around 990 children in 55 villas.