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The article reports the move by German Chancellor Angela Merkel as of mid-October 2015 to convince leaders in Turkey to support the European Union's (EU) Migrant Plan to resolve the refugee issues due to the worsening civil war in Syria.

The article reports that tensions are rising after the Turkish government shoot down a drone aircraft from Syria after it entered its airspace, which marks the first assault after Russia decided to get involved in the Syrian civil war.

The article reports that Turkey blames Kurdish and Islamist groups for militant attack on the nation.

The article reports on the statement of Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu that the terrorist group Islamic State is the prime suspect in the suicide bombing attack at a peace rally in Ankara, Turkey on October 10, 2015.

The article reports on death of 97 people from a suicide bombings in Turkey as of October 2015 along with views of Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and a demonstration by mourners to denounce the country's government after an attack on a peace rally. INSET: After Blasts, Anger Unites Mourners..

The article reports on the violation of a Russian warplane and targeting radar on Turkish jet fighters to conduct bombing campaign in Syria.

The article reports on the choice of refugees to land route in Edirne, Turkey over crossing through boats in the Aegean Sea for safer passage to Greece or Bulgaria where mostly are Syrians who flees the civil war.

The article reports that a Turkish boat that was illegally ferrying migrants, including Syrian refugees, to Greece has sank in the Aegean Sea on September 15, 2015.

The article reports on the decline of Italian currency lira in Turkish market.

The article reports on the circulation of a video showing an unknown Iraqi militia claiming the September 2, 2015 kidnapping of 18 Turkish construction workers in Baghdad, Iraq.

The article reports that with the intensification of the long-running conflict between Turkey and its Kurdish insurgency, Turkish special-operations battalions crossed into northern Iraq in pursuit of rebel forces and Kurdish rebels killed at least 14 policemen.

The article infroms that Turkish warplanes have targeted Kurdish rebel in southeastern Turkey on September 7, 2015 after the Insurgent s killed at at least 16 soldiers in the deadliest attack on government forces after collapse of the cease-fire.

The article reports on the growing concern of finance leaders from the Group of 20 countries over the impact of China's economic slowdown on the global economy, as they seek assurances from the Chinese government on its economic polices.

The article reports on the kidnapping of a group of Turkish workers by masked gunmen in pickup trucks in Baghdad, Iraq in September 2015.

The article reports on the recovery of dead bodies from an overturned boat off the Turkish coast amid the migrant crisis in Europe in 2015.

The article reports on the appointment by Turkey's interim Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu of members of the Cabinet to lead the country to a snap election in November 2015, which include pro-Kurdish members for the first time as well as a nationalist.

This section offers world news briefs as of August 26, 2015 on topics which include an agreement between Turkey and the U.S. wherein Turkey will join coalition airstrikes against the terrorist group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), the general election in Singapore on September 11 and the Guatemalan Supreme Court's approval of a request to impeach President Otto Perez.

The article reports on the prospect of holding an election in Turkey after Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has failed to form a coalition government.

The article reports on the failure of the Turkish government led by the Justice and Development Party to form a coalition government.

The article reports on the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) terrorist group's claim of responsibility for an attack on a police station in Istanbul, Turkey on August 10, 2015, which it said was done to avenge the death of a militant in a Turkish air raid on July 24, 2015.

The article reports on the series of attacks across Turkey that targeted security forces and the U.S. consulate and which are blamed on the domestic conflict with separatist group Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).

The article reports on the deal between the U.S. and Turkish governments which involves the use of Turkish military bases by U.S. forces for its operations against Islamic State militants.

The article reports that the suicide bomber involved in the bombing incident at the Syrian border has been identified as a citizen of Istanbul, Turkey as revealed after investigations made by the Turkish authorities, Islamic State organization (ISIS) and Kurdistan Workers' Party.

The article reports on the July 2015 suicide bombing incident being associated with the terrorist organization Islamic State which led to a significant number of fatalities in the town of Suruç in Turkey.

The article reports that the Turkish Parliament, the country's first since 2002, has opened with the dilemma of whether to create a coalition government or call an early election.