The Turkish government has proposed a bill to the parliament that will grant immunity from prosecution to top Turkish intelligence officials if passed into law, Press TV reports.

The Turkish army has announced that it has bombarded the bases of the terrorist group of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in northern Iraq.

Activists in Turkey have once again staged a rally to protest the installment of a NATO radar station in the east of the country, Press TV reports.

Turkey’s Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), a major parliamentary group, has warned Ankara against any intervention in Syria, saying such a measure will have grave repercussions for the entire region, Press TV reports.

Turkish news media highlight Germany’s opposition against Ankara’s bid for European Union membership which continues despite the Eurasian country’s favors for the West.

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu is scheduled to travel to the United States to meet with the US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced.

Anti-Syria states are reportedly planning to hold a meeting in Turkey to discuss ways to topple the government of President Bashar al-Assad, Press TV reports.

Turkish military commanders have said that they were not informed beforehand about the airstrike that killed 35 Kurdish civilians in the southeastern province of Sirnak in December.

A group of Turkish activists has held a demonstration in Ankara to voice their opposition to the Turkish government's decision to host a NATO radar system in the country, Press TV reports.

A report by the International Terrorism and Transnational Crime Research Center (UTSAM) says the PKK terrorist organization uses children as soldiers, Press TV reports.

The former chief of the Turkish military has been charged with trying to stage a coup against the government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The United States has reportedly planned to utilize NATO's US-made radar system in Turkey as a platform to provide intelligence to Israel, Press TV reports.

Turkish state television channel (TRT) has broadcast the first episode of a nine-hour-plus documentary on the Holocaust which has sparked reactions from Turkish community, Press TV reports.

Turkish Energy Minister Taner Yildiz says Turkey will continue buying oil and natural gas from Iran despite US-engineered sanctions imposed against Iran's energy sector, Press TV reports.

The leader of Turkey's Felicity Party, Mustafa Kamalak, has warned that any military intervention in Syria will have grave consequences, Press TV reports.

A senior member of Turkey's pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) has harshly criticized the US ambassador to Ankara over his remarks about a deadly airstrike in the southeast of the country last month, Press TV reports.

Turkey has allocated a compensation of about USD 67,000 to the families of the victims of a Turkish airstrike on a Kurdish village in the southeast of the country last month, Press TV reports.

Turkish Parliament Speaker Cemil Cicek has rejected an invitation by his Israeli counterpart, Reuven Rivlin, to visit Israel, Press TV reports.

Turkey has censured the French Senate's approval of a bill that makes it illegal to deny that the Ottoman Empire carried out acts of “genocide” against the Armenians during World War I.

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu says his country will back new decisions adopted by the Arab League (AL) regarding Syria, Press TV reports.

Turkey has threatened to punish France with "permanent" sanctions if the French Senate passes a bill criminalizing the denial of the Armenian genocide.

Turkish President Abdullah Gul's term is to terminate in 2014 after lawmakers passed a bill to fix the country's presidential term to one-time seven years.

Three sets of human remains were excavated by Turkish authorities in southeastern Turkey on Thursday as part of their investigation into alleged killings by the Gendarmerie Intelligence Anti-Terrorism Unit (JITEM) in the 1990s.

At least one person has been killed and 27 others have been injured after a bomb went off in the southeastern Turkish city of Hakkari.

A rocket attack has targeted the Turkish Embassy compound in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, striking its perimeter without causing any injuries.

Workers have stumbled upon human skeletal remains during restoration work in Turkey's southeastern city of Diyarbakir, Press TV reported.

The chairman of Turkey's Human Rights Association says that there are at least 3,000 bodies buried in mass graves in the country and most have not been excavated yet, Press TV reports.

An early warning radar station, part of NATO's missile defense system, has become operational in eastern Turkey, Press TV reports.

People in Turkey's eastern province of Malatya have staged a rally to protest the country's decision to host a NATO missile system in the province, Press TV reports.

Turkish security forces have arrested 30 members of the Kurdish Communities Union in large-scale operations in 17 provinces across the country, Press TV reports.

Turkey has denied a report that Ankara has dropped lawsuits against Israel for attacking Gaza Freedom Flotilla and killing nine Turkish activists, Press TV reports.

Turkish people have staged a protest rally in the central city of Kayseri to voice their anger over Israeli aggressions against Palestinians, Press TV reports.

A Turkish court has endorsed a prosecutor's indictment of two former generals involved in the 1980 military coup, charging them with comitting crimes against the state.

Turkey has dismissed a military commander involved in an airstrike that killed 35 Kurdish civilians southeast of the country last month.

A Turkish lawmaker says that about 5.5 million citizens of Turkey got married when they were underage, so the government should make efforts to halt child marriage, Press TV reports.

Leader of Turkey's Felicity Party Mustafa Kamalak says any military intervention in Syria would damage peace and security in the Middle East, Press TV reports.

A US Predator drone had reportedly fired the first bomb in an airstrike that killed 35 Kurdish civilians in southeastern Turkey last month, Press TV reports.

Turkish police have broken up a protest gathering against Ankara's plan to host a NATO missile system in the country, Press TV reports.

A Turkish court approves of the prosecution's request for imprisonment pending trial of a former head of the country's Armed Forces, who is charged with 'gang leadership' and alleged conspiring to topple the government.

Turkey's government says it plans to purchase two F-35 fighter jets and 15 helicopters from the United States.