Will the country’s voters have the power to clip the wings of their enthusiastic president?
A looming bloodbath is spurring a Kurdish revolt in Turkey that could spin out of control.
Desperate women are seeking refuge from war in arranged marriages, despite reports of abuse.
Soma Holding executives have reportedly been among 24 people detained after the country’s worst industrial disaster.
Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has delivered a fiery speech, calling for an immediate end to the protests that have swept the country.
Retailers in the city’s Beyogly district fear that a planned government clampdown on alcohol sales could threaten livelihoods and personal freedoms.
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/ 30 September 2011
Promises of European success turn into an ordeal of missed chances and subsisting far from home.
The Arab spring is fuelling a Turkish summer as Saudis, Kuwaitis and other tourists from the Gulf states head there for their holidays.
It was in June 2006 that diamonds were first discovered by villagers in Marange, a rural area of Chiadzwa, 90km south-west of Mutare.