Erdogan

About 50,000 people have been sacked or suspended

Turkey has entered the unknown in every sense of the word

The French PM had warned Ankara over the crackdown after the coup in Turkey

About 60,000 soldiers, police, judges, civil servants and teachers suspended, detained or under investigation

I don’t think Pakistan is anywhere close to where its citizens would react the same way as the Turks

The president's wife boasts she drinks specialist white tea at £1,500 a kilogramme

Some 35,000 members of the army, police, judiciary, and civil service have been detained or suspended on suspicion

Will the failed coup in Turkey provide oxygen to Pakistan’s anaemic democracy?

Education ministry says the suspensions were linked to the "Fethullah Terrorist Organisation"

The country is sharply split along political lines

“People will celebrate a military takeover in Pakistan"

"I am not the person who planned or led the coup. Who planned it and directed it I do not know"

The two earlier discussed a meeting in a phone call in late June after Erdogan apologised to Putin

PM Nawaz directs measures for safe return of Pakistanis stranded at Istanbul following military coup bid in Turkey

The Turkish population showed its maturity and courage by committing to the institutions, says French Foreign Minister

161 people were killed in the coup attempt against the government, with 2,839 soldiers detained

Operations to take back control of the armed forces headquarters in Ankara were still underway

Pakistan also condemns the attempt to undermine democracy and rule of law

Turkey has staged three coups since 1960 and forced out an Islamic government in 1997

The scenes were reminiscent of the mass demonstrations three years ago against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Turkish army faction backed by tanks and fighter jets staged an attempted coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Ties between Turkey and Egypt ruptured in 2013 after the military ousted elected extremist president Mohamed Morsi

Comedian Jan Boehmermann recited a poem on television in March suggesting Erdogan engaged in bestiality

IS desperately thirsts for recognition and propaganda to keep fuelling its toxic global recruitment drive

Israeli navy killed 10 Turkish pro-Palestinian activists involved in an aid flotilla to Gaza Strip

Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his wife met 'The Diva' Bulent Ersoy at the official presidential residence

The redevelopment, which included plans for a mosque, triggered mass protests in May-June 2013

The lawyer of Sukur told the court in Istanbul that his client had moved to the United States

He studied at an institution that only became part of Marmara University two years after Erdogan says he graduated

Spokesperson Bob Gunnell unveils details of ceremonies to take place in Louisville

The move puts the organisation on par with Kurdish militants currently fighting the army in Turkey's southeast

Merve Buyuksarac has been sentenced for posting a satirical poem on her Instagram account

Yildirim chosen by the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) as its chairman, replacing Ahmet Davutoglu

Decision by Turkish legislature to strip scores of lawmakers of parliamentary immunity would have serious consequences

The EU asked member states to grant visa-free travel to Turks but said Ankara still had to change some laws first

Amid reports that his departure followed split with Erdogan, Davutoglu said he would not criticise Turkish strongman

Learning from Pakistan’s experience with al-Qaeda and Taliban, Ankara should not make a blunder in banking on Daesh

The reality is that the state should have an equal distance from all religious faiths, Turkish President said

'Police at the door. No joke' tweeted Ebru Umar

Erdogan accuses Gulen of setting up a 'parallel state' and conspiring to unseat the government

Merkel demands Germany press charges against comedian after he recited satirical poem about the Turkish leader

The meeting takes place a day after Iran came under fierce criticism at Istanbul summit for 'supporting terrorism'

'These people don't deserve to be our citizens' Erdogan

Turkey, which has close cultural and linguistic ties with Azerbaijan, is a key ally of Baku

Obama said he had expressed these sentiments to Erdogan "directly"

The Turkish leader flew in to Washington ahead of the nuclear safety summit

German regional television NDR on March 17 broadcast the sardonic song -- 'Erdowie, Erdowo, Erdogan'

Turkey is an important partner with the United States and is a NATO ally

"Who are you? What are you doing there?" Erdogan said in a televised speech in Istanbul

The statement came after an incident of suicide car bombing at a bus stop in central Ankara on Sunday