Protests erupt in cities across Turkey after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's political rival Ekrem Imamoglu is arrested

Turkish protesters against the detention of the mayor of Istanbul, who is the main political rival of President Erdogan, say his detention is a “coup” and a major blow to Turkey’s democracy.

Istanbul’s opposition mayor has been arrested as part of an investigation into what Ankara claims to be corruption and terror links, just days before he was due to be selected as a presidential candidate.

At least nine family members, including five children, have been killed and several others wounded, when a Turkish airstrike hit a home in Syria’s northeastern province of Hasakah.

A senior advisor to the Leader strongly criticizes recent unsubstantiated remarks made by Turkey's foreign minister about the Islamic Republic.

Iran has advised Turkish officials to avoid making incorrect remarks and offering unreal analyses, which can lead to tensions in the two countries’ relations.

The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) militant group has declared a ceasefire with Turkey after a call by its imprisoned leader Abdullah Ocalan to disarm.

Abdullah Ocalan, Turkey's jailed militant leader, has called on his Kurdish group to lay down arms and dissolve in order to end four decades of conflict.

Erdogan says that no one has the power to remove Palestinians from their “eternal” homeland, as Gaza, the occupied West Bank, and East Jerusalem al-Quds belong to Palestinians.

Turkey has outlined a plan to set up bases for its armed forces in Syria, a report says.