Monday, 14 September, 2015 , 14:54 AFP — Turkish police on Monday raided a liberal news magazine and detained one of its senior editors over a photomontage on its cover portraying President Recep Tayyip Erdogan taking a selfie at a soldier's funeral.

Monday, 14 September, 2015 , 10:11 AFP — Turkish police on Monday raided an Istanbul-based news magazine after it featured on its cover a photomontage portraying President Recep Tayyip Erdogan taking a selfie at a soldier's funeral, its editor said.

Monday, 14 September, 2015 , 07:17 AFP — Turkish authorities on Monday lifted a curfew in the mainly Kurdish southeastern city of Cizre after reimposing it for 12 hours following a deadly nine-day military lockdown, the regional governor's office said.

Sunday, 13 September, 2015 , 17:32 AFP — Turkey on Sunday restored an open-ended curfew in the mainly Kurdish southeastern city of Cizre to catch Kurdish militants, just two days after ending a hugely controversial identical order.

Sunday, 13 September, 2015 , 16:33 AFP — Turkish authorities on Sunday imposed a new curfew in the southeastern city of Cizre to arrest suspected Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants, just two days after lifting an identical order.

Sunday, 13 September, 2015 , 15:59 AFP — The Turkish authorities on Sunday imposed a new curfew in the southeastern city of Cizre to arrest suspected Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants, the regional governor's office said.

Sunday, 13 September, 2015 , 14:47 AFP — Three policemen were killed by Kurdish militants on Sunday in two separate attacks in Turkey's southeast, security sources said, as the authorities imposed new curfews in the battle against the rebels.

Sunday, 13 September, 2015 , 12:58 AFP — Thousands of relatives and mourners marched through the centre of the mainly-Kurdish city of Cizre on Sunday to bury over a dozen people who lost their lives during a nine-day Turkish army curfew.

Sunday, 13 September, 2015 , 08:25 AFP — Three policemen were killed by Kurdish militants on Sunday in two separate attacks in Turkey's southeast, security sources said, as weeks of violence showed no sign of abating.

Saturday, 12 September, 2015 , 16:49 AFP — Residents of the Turkish southeastern city of Cizre Saturday emerged to find scenes of destruction and despair after authorities lifted a nine-day curfew imposed for an operation against Kurdish militants.