Why did Turkey invade? Why did America leave? How did the Kurds gain so much land? We answer 10 key questions about the Turkish invasion of northern Syria
White House announced that US Vice President Mike Pence will meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara on October 17
Turkey's military offensive is endangering civilians and threatening peace, security and stability in the region, Trump said,
The Trump administration leaving open the option of penalties aimed at military transactions, arms exports and energy shipments to the Turkish military
The Turkish defence ministry hailed its forces' capture of the first Kurdish-held town of the offensive so far
The explosion occurred within a few hundred metres of a location outside the security mechanism zone and in an area known by the Turks to have US forces present," Navy captain Brook DeWalt said
Turkey has launched a broad assault on Kurdish-controlled areas in northeastern Syria, with intensive bombardment paving the way for a ground offensive
Syria insisted it would defend itself against any Turkish assault
Trump has announced on Twitter that he "will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey" if it "does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits."
Ripples are set to hit the tourism sectors in Mediterranean and North African resorts, leave fuel suppliers out of pocket and further hurt British shopping streets
Trump said that other nations currently are making very less efforts against the terrorists in Afghanistan
Washington would leave about 400 US troops split between two Syrian regions, a reversal by President Donald Trump that could pave the way for US allies to keep troops in Syria, said US
The bigger worry for analysts is the impact on China of an escalating emerging market crisis
The rebound of lira of around 6%, came after the central bank squeezed lira liquidity in the market, effectively pushing up rates and supporting the currency
The measure, which normally lasts three months but was extended seven times, has seen the detention of some 80,000 people
For those who have been worrying about Erdoğan's increasingly autocratic rule until now, it seems their nightmare is about to enter a new phase
Erdogan, 64, the most popular but also the most divisive politician in modern Turkish history, later waved to cheering, flag-waving supporters from the top of a bus in Istanbul
Turkey's NTV reported an exchange of fire at the border area, quoting military sources
Turkey joined China as one of the few countries to order a complete block on Wikipedia
Country has become notorious for temporarily blocking access to popular sites