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Turkey seeks to detain over 300 for alleged Gulen ties
Turkish police on Tuesday launched raids to detain over 300 people, including military personnel, suspected of ties to a group blamed for a 2016 coup ... Middle East -
Turkish journalist serving life gets another six years in prison
A Turkish court on Tuesday sentenced a prominent journalist serving a life sentence, to almost six additional years in prison for leaking information ... Print -
Nearly 2,000 jailed for life since 2016 coup: Turkey state media
Nearly 2,000 people have been sentenced to life in prison since the July 2016 attempted overthrow of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish state ... Middle East -
Sabri Unal, Turkish civilian who defied 2016 coup, returns veteran medal
In a move seemingly aimed at expressing his rejection of the events which unfolded following the failed coup attempt that took place more than two ... Middle East -
Turkey frees eight after raids over jailed activist
Turkish police on Saturday freed eight academics and activists detained the day earlier in hugely controversial raids on suspects allegedly linked to ... Middle East -
Turkish court jails 25 journalists over Gulen links
An Istanbul court on Thursday sentenced 25 journalists to prison terms of up to seven-and-a-half years over links to the group blamed by Turkey for ... Print -
Turkey demands life sentences for journalists in coup bid trial
Turkish prosecutors have demanded life sentences for three veteran Turkish journalists on trial over accusations of links to the 2016 failed coup, in ... Print -
Turkey orders detention of 100 former police officers in post-coup probe
Turkish authorities issued detention warrants on Saturday for 100 former police officers and have so far detained 63 of them, the state-run Anadolu ... Middle East -
The first anniversary of the great victory of our democracy
It has been a year since we thwarted the bloodiest terrorist attack in the history of the Republic of Turkey. Turkey has proven its resilience, ... Middle East -
Protests in Istanbul over disputed referendum result
Hundreds of supporters of the ‘No’ campaign and Turkey’s main opposition party protested in Istanbul on Sunday against the narrow ... Middle East -
Turkey police detain Gulen’s brother
Turkish police on Sunday detained a brother of the US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen who is accused of masterminding the failed July coup Home Page -
Biden visits Ankara amid strained US-Turkey relations
Biden’s visit will focus on improving increasingly strained relations with Turkey following the coup attempt Features -
Azerbaijan detains dissident over books by Erdogan’s foe
Azerbaijan has detained a senior opposition figure for allegedly possessing books by Gulen Middle East -
Fitch cuts Turkey debt outlook after coup attempt
Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek welcomes retaining credit rating at BBB- as 'phenomenal' Economy -
US Justice Dept to send team to Turkey for Gulen probe: Bloomberg
Turkish President Erdogan has demanded the US extradite Gulen accusing him of being behind a coup attempt last month Middle East -
Turkey dismisses more than 2,000 police officers
The latest dismissals included 2,360 police officers, more than 100 military personnel and 196 staff in the BTK technology authority Middle East -
Turkey requests 8 officers return from Greece
Turkey’s state-run news agency says officials have made a formal request to Greece for the extradition of eight Turkish officers News -
Turkey police raids tens of Gulen-linked companies
Erdogan accuses Gulen of harnessing an extensive network of schools, charities and businesses to infiltrate state institutions Middle East -
Turkish prosecutors seek 2 life sentences for Gulen
Prosecutors in western Turkey have demanded a life sentence for US-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen Middle East -
US Vice President Biden to visit Turkey
Turkish PM Yildrim said that Washington’s attitude on an extradition request for Gulen had improved Middle East -
Turkish PM sees no compromise with US over Gulen extradition
Turkey’s PM said Ankara couldn't compromise with US over its request for the extradition of Gulen Middle East -
Gulen says will return to Turkey if independent body finds him guilty
Turkey is pressing the United States to extradite the 75-year-old cleric and has purged tens of thousands of his suspected followers Middle East -
Military attaches, diplomats flee in Turkey’s post-coup inquiry
US-based Turkish navy officer ‘missing’ after coup Middle East -
Turkey warns EU making ‘mistakes’ over failed coup
Erdogan and Turks are incensed by what they see as the undue concern of Europe over a crackdown after the abortive July 15 coup attempt Middle East -
Turkish military officer seeks asylum in the United States
Asylum bid is first known case involving a Turkish military officer in the US as Turkey purges military ranks after soldiers attempted a coup Middle East -
Putin, Erdogan agree on steps to mend ties
Erdogan's visit to Putin's hometown of Saint Petersburg is also his first foreign trip since the failed coup against him last month Middle East -
Erdogan: If death penalty demanded, Turkey ‘will abide’
His comments came on Sunday after more than one million flag-waving Turks gathered in Istanbul on Sunday for an anti-coup rally Middle East -
Turkey ruling party orders purge after coup attempt
Turkey’s hardline response to the coup has escalated tensions with Europe and the United States Middle East -
Turkey issues warrant for preacher Gulen after coup
Turkey issued a formal arrest warrant on Thursday for US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen after the July 15 coup attempt Middle East -
When your cousin gets arrested in Turkey
Gulen’s supporters are not like those of ISIS, they are normal, religious followers therefore, it is very difficult to identify them Middle East