Both domestic, international rights groups raising concerns that Turkish authorities are using pre-trial detention as form of punishment
Turkey, which borders Iran, has radar system operating on its territory as part of NATO's missile defense system
Case at European Court of Human Rights draws growing anger after 20 men get reduced sentences in rape of 12-year-old girl
Thousands of Fenerbahce fans protest outside the courthouse in support of club officials
Kurdish political activists were among those detained, as were trade unionists and a Kurdish film maker
Movie based on true story of homosexual man who police suspect was murdered by his father in honor killing
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu calls for an urgent meeting of regional, world players to end ongoing violence
Turkey hardens stance against Syria, its Western allies increasingly looking to Ankara for help in unseating President Assad
Turkey has become a base for the Syrian opposition
Supported by foreign investment, city authorities are embarking on massive redevelopment
It has become first predominantly Muslim country to screen holocaust documentary, Shoah
Criticism comes as two opposition parties claim Turkish government is using judiciary to silence opposition
Supporters say justice was not served by court's acquittal of 19 people on state conspiracy charges in Dink murder case
Retired general Kenan Evren and former air force chief Tahsin Sahinkaya have been indicted on crimes against state
Turkey enforces UN measures against Iran, but refuses to join other sanctions pushed by US, European Union
General Ilker Basbug is accused of plot to topple government of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Turkish-Iranian talks expected to address burgeoning political crisis in neighboring Iraq
Turkey's military says it was targeting Kurdish rebels in mountainous border region where 35 smugglers reportedly were killed
Issue exemplifies concerns by academics that ideas of Darwin increasingly are being undermined by the Islamic-rooted government
French parliament passes bill that will make it a criminal offense to deny Ottoman Turkey committed genocide against Armenians
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