Tensions between Greece and Turkey have risen in the past week after Turkey sent a ship to map out possible energy sites in disputed territory. Leader Erdogan said he doesn't intend to respond to threats or sanctions.

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Turkey announced it will begin patrols with Russian troops in northern Syria. The statement from President Erdogan follows Turkey and Russia's deal to withdrawal Kurdish fighters in the area.

The result had been under review after President Erdogan and his AKP party cried foul. The president has called for a rerun of the vote, yet it is unclear if the election board will accede to that wish.

Despite very different views of the Syrian conflict, Presidents Putin and Erdogan have met to discuss regional stability in Moscow. Both want to prevent a power vacuum after the US troop withdrawal.

Erdogan on Saudi officials coming to Turkey.

Jacob Kirkegaard, Peterson Institute for International Economics senior fellow, discusses collapse of the Turkish lira with Bloomberg's Shery Ahn and Kevin Cirilli on "Bloomberg Markets

Erdogan pledges to honour little girl with flag if she is 'martyred'.

Turkey's Erdogan - and his opposers - make final push ahead of Sunday's referendum, which could see the president gain sweeping powers.

Turkey's president has told the US and European Union to 'mind their own business'. Recep Tayyip Erdogan was reacting to Western alarm about large-scale action against people suspected of being involved in the failed coup.

Turkish authorities are rounding up thousands of people following the failed coup. Among the suspects are high ranking generals, including President Erdogan's former military affairs assistant.

George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures international affairs strategist, comments on the coup in Turkey. He speaks with Bloomberg's Mark Crumpton and Matt Miller.