Kurdish–Turkish conflict

A female suicide bomber who crossed into Turkey last month allegedly conducted the deadly Suruç attack in southeastern Turkey on July 20, daily Habertürk has reported.

The death toll in the July 20 Suruç attack has risen to 32 according to fresh information, Peoples? Democratic Party (HDP) co-chair Selahattin Demirta? told reporters on July 21. 

A bomb that killed at least 30 and wounded 100 in Suruç, a Turkish town by the Syrian border right across the Kurdish-held Syrian town of Kobane, went off July 20. But the journey of those killed had started a day before.  

One Turkish soldier was killed on July 20 in a gun attack by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in eastern Turkey, Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu has stated.

A number of high profile Turkish political figures have condemned the suspected suicide bombing attack in Suruç in southern Turkey which has killed at least 28 and left 100 others injured, with the president calling the attack an ?act of terror.?

A blast in Turkey's district of Suruc near the border with Syria killed at least  27 people on Monday, Anadolu Agency (AA) reported.

At least another 100 people were sent to hospitals in the area, AA quoted police officials as saying.

The death toll is expected to rise, according to police.

An explosion has killed at least 32 in a municipal culture center in the southeastern province of ?anl?urfa's Suruç district, as scores of people have been hospitalized.

"We are concerned that the number of death will increase. The perpetrators will soon be found and put on trial," Turkey's interior minister said in a statement on July 20.

An explosion has killed at least 31 in a municipal culture center in the southeastern province of ?anl?urfa's Suruç district, as scores of people have been hospitalized.

"We are concerned that the number of death will increase. The perpetrators will soon be found and put on trial," Turkey's interior minister said in a statement on July 20.

A senior governmental official has denied reports suggesting that President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an had knowledge of the content of a key meeting about the peace process even as another participant in the gathering confirmed that Erdo?an even attended the event in question.

A chieftain of the separatist gang has announced that they have unilaterally given up the ceasefire that they had unilaterally declared in 2013. The gang, the chieftain said, would attack military outposts, dams "constructed for military purposes," and the heavy machinery used in the construction of dams, roads and military outposts.