The Latest Breaking News from Istanbul

It seems that the Turkish president is once again ready to burn bridges with Israel.

Thousands of people protested across in Turkey, Jordan, Lebanon, Iran and Iraq.

The author and academic on her exploration of a ‘dark chapter’ in Turkish history, how working as a translator changed her view of the world, and her long friendship with novelist Orhan Pamuk

Despite Russia facing ever-tightening sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine, it has managed to keep up a steady trade with international markets, thanks to the Bosphorus waterway through Istanbul. RFI spoke to one man whose hobby is helping to thwart Russian sanctions-busting.

The fabled railway service returns in 2025. But you don’t need to wait until then, or pay the eyewatering fares, to ride this classic route

Melissa Kerr died in Istanbul hospital after injected fat entered a vein during Brazilian butt lift procedure

Plane Talk: Europe and the US still ahead of Asia, but for how long?

The death toll rose after rescue teams located the body of a missing traveller who was swept away during a flash flood at a campsite in northwest Turkey

At least 12 people die across three countries as torrential rainstorms cause severe damage to buildings, roads and bridges