Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Germany says freedom of expression "non-negotiable" after song ignites ire of Turkey.

The Turkish president is criticised in the song for crackdown on free press.

Erdogan said despite Turkey's warning, Belgium released the militant.

Prime ministers of Finland and the Czech Republic confirm landmark deal finalised at Brussels summit.

At least 79 people arrested in anti-terror crackdown after car bomb kills 37 in Turkish capital.

A car bomb that tore through a crowded transport hub killed 34 and wounded at least 125 more.

At least 32 people have died and more than 100 have been injured.

Emine Erdogan said harems were important for "preparing women for life".

US-based cleric hit by arrest warrant after media company affiliated to his Hizmet movement is seized.

News agency part of Fethullah Gulen-linked Feza media group taken over by trustee panel.

Editor of German publication severs link with government-controlled Turkish edition.

At EU-Turkey summit in Brussels to discuss migrant crisis Ankara asks for extra funds.

The Turkish leader will feel he can act with impunity as Brussels rolls out the red carpet.

Turkish Minute website is launched with spiked content from Gulen-linked Today's Zaman.

Daily linked to Erdogan's exiled rival Fethullah Gulen placed under management of trustees.

Turkish president accused of reviving obscure law to stifle dissent.

Prosecutors allege former footballer 'insulted' president on social media.

'I kept on warning her, saying why are you doing this?' said Ali D, whose wife has reportedly filed for divorce

Car bomb targeted military vehicles close to government and military buildings.

The destruction targeted military personnel occurred metres away from the army's headquarters, the prime minister's office and parliament.

Turkish president and prime minister cancel foreign visits to deal with the security situation.

The death toll has risen to 28 following an explosion near military buildings in the city.

Angela Merkel and Ban Ki-moon among those to address desperate plight of those fleeing the war-torn country.

Turkey's president Recep Erdoğan said his country would not tolerate such formations.

AFP photographer Ilyas Akengin visited the town as the curfew was lifted and photographed families surveying the ruins of their homes.

Iraq prime minister said country still needed foreign assistance for air cover, training and armament.

Turkish president Erdogan praises Hitler's Germany as an effective form of government

Hacktivist collective threatens to take down Turkey's banks, military services and government facilities.

Turkey and Israel reportedly reach agreement on normalising relations following secret talks in Switzerland.

At annual address to parliament Putin repeated allegations of Turkish complicity with Isis.