Tentatively, cautiously, we can say that Turkey is dropping talk of reinstating capital punishment

Turkey announces the closure of 131 news outlets. Which are the major ones?

Those hoping the Bundestag’s decision will knock some sense into Turkish attitudes are hopelessly naïve

Turkey’s transition to an executive presidency is complete

The state of Turkey's newspapers receives extensive attention abroad, but little is known about the television news bulletins watched by …

Like any war, Turkey’s conflict with the PKK has nuances that are not straightforward to unpack

Not for decades have Kurdish militants struck civilians on a mass scale. That may have changed on Sunday

How toppling Turkish nationalist leader Devlet Bahçeli is easier said than done

Ahmet Davutoğlu's ministerial selection shows that women continue to be disgracefully underrepresented in the Turkish cabinet

Turkey’s new cabinet clearly signals the shift in power from the prime minister to the president

Last Sunday's result astonished us all, even though it was what the people of Turkey voted for. That doesn't mean …

Live coverage of the voting, results, trends and reaction to Turkey's parliamentary election on 1 November 2015

Our final predictions: slightly stronger AK Party, stronger CHP, slightly weaker nationalists, a Kurdish party in third place

Votes cast by Turkish nationals abroad could swing more results in this election than ever before

Gossip about a fifth party in the next Turkish parliament is still just gossip - for the moment

Despite new references to "fairer representation" in politics, the AK Party's executive presidency proposals are unchanged

As Turkey's voters are dragged to ballot box for the second time, how do opinion polls say they will vote?