BYD, China's largest electric vehicle (EV) maker, is to setup a manufacturing plant in Turkey, as EU tariff talks falter
Service restored after Turkey restricted access to Twitter after criticism of government response to devastating earthquakes
Controversial law in Turkey governing social media firms, sees Ankara imposing advertising bans on Twitter, Periscope and Pinterest
Turkish government likely to be behind ongoing campaign of DNS hijacking incidents targeting rival countries, Western officials say
Ban on Wikipedia in Turkey for nearly three years has ended after freedom of expression ruling from country's Constitutional Court
Twitter accounts held by notable individuals and organisations hacked and defaced with pro Turkish content
The move has upgraded Turkey's net censorship policies from "moderate" to "severe," according to activists
The leaked database of detailed identity information previously circulated in the criminal underground
Google’s super-affordable smartphone launches in Turkey as part of worldwide expansion
Turkey's telecommunications regulator said it has complied with a court ruling ordering it to restore access to YouTube
Accounts that leaked videos related to a corruption scandal in Turkey appear to have been blocked
Google concerned over fake Domain Name System servers apparently set up by Turkish ISPs, amidst various forms of web censorship…
YouTube ban follows last week’s shutdown of Twitter in the country
Turkish court rules that the country must lift a ban on Twitter that had been imposed last week by Turkey's…
“Twitter, schmitter” says Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who vows to ‘wipe out’ the social network in Turkey
Ankara government agency may have created fake certificate for Google services, tech firms warn
Thirty-two people have been arrested in Turkey on suspicion of involvement with hacktivist group Anonymous
The BlackBerry ban row has now shifted focus to India, after it became the latest country to threaten to ban…
Research in Motion has reportedly avoided a ban by agreeing to let the Saudi government monitor email data
The Turkish communications regulator TIB has banned many of Google's sites and services due to "legal reasons"