Military personnel

At the first rehabilitation hearing for Nazi-backed WWII-era puppet government leader Milan Nedic, his family's legal team said he was not a war criminal as he was branded by the Yugoslav Communists.

If Turkey has reinforced its troops in Mosul with the secret intention of gaining land, then it means it has launched a very dangerous venture. 

If there is no such thing and it has only strengthened its units that are already there for training and intelligence in agreement with coalition countries, then it has done a correct and legitimate act. 

One soldier has been killed while another has been wounded in clashes with the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in the southeastern province of Diyarbak?r. 

The Turkish General Staff has released footage from the commemorations in Ankara on Nov 10, 1939, the day marking the first anniversary of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s death

Turkey will remember the founding father of the modern republic, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, on the 77th anniversary of his death in ceremonies across the country, with his mausoleum in Ankara, An?tkabir, being the heart of the events.

An?tkabir will be open to visit until 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 10 in an event which sees tens of thousands of people gather every year. 

The British artist, Poppy Jackson, sat naked on the top of a London rooftop for four hours as a piece of performance art.

The performance is titled ‘Site’ and ‘investigates questions relating to temporality, the body in site, representation and gender through consideration of the use of the body in performance as an activist practice’, as it is mentioned at the artist’s website.

Turkey will mark the 92nd anniversary of the country's founding, Republic Day, on Oct. 29, with ceremonies and celebrations across the country. 

Ozan Özavc? talks to HDN about his new book on the life of Turkish politician and intellectual Ahmet A?ao?lu (1868-1938)Ahmet A?ao?lu (1868-1938) is known in Turkey as one of the most prominent liberal figures of the early republican era.

The row began last week when Re?at Kasap, the mayor of the eastern Black Sea town of Rize, said a statue of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Turkish Republic, in the town?s main square could be removed.

Energy Minister Taner Y?ld?z recently attracted a lot of reaction when he declared: ?I want to be a martyr.?

Mehmet Alkan, a member of the Turkish Gendarmerie who lost his brother, was one of those who reacted, saying at his brother?s funeral: ?You can?t say you want to be a martyr and then walk around with an armored guard surrounded by 30 body guards.?