Coup

Prominent Afghan figures attend day-long conference as part of Track II initiative

Amhara state's president Ambachew Mekonnen and his top adviser also shot dead

After the Istanbul public prosecutor issued arrest warrants for 210 active duty soldiers including five colonels

As protesters hold a sit-in outside army complex calling for a swift transfer to civilian govt

Sudan’s ruling military council on Friday promised the country would have a new civilian government

Military council will run the country for a two-year transitional period

He will be tried in a military court and could face up to nine years in prison if found guilty

After four years of economic pain that has left people short of food, medicine and driven more than 2 million to flee

Germany and the EU rely on Turkey to stem the flow of Syrian war refugees to prevent a repeat of events of 2015

Erdogan has detained 160,000 people since the attempted coup

A suspension bridge in Istanbul saw clashes in which 34 people were killed during an attempted coup two years ago

Turkey says the measures are necessary to combat threats to national security

Ankara accuses Gulen of being behind the abortive putsch on July 15, 2016, a charge he denies

Fighting subsided by evening after PM Daghr ordered a truce and instructed government forces to return to barracks

Universities, schools and the only international airport in the city had all been closed, according to witnesses

Impeachment could be fast-tracked in a day, expert says

Mugabe makes defiant TV address, denies challenge to authority

He arrived at a university graduation ceremony in Harare dressed in a blue academic gown and tasselled hat

Zimbabwean intelligence reports suggest Mugabe’s exit was in the planning for more than a year

Mugabe and family safe, says military

Another 77 Istanbul officials also face arrest, with a total of 112 warrants issued

In Quetta too, students of Pak-Turk institutions hold demo; calls for recovery of Kacmaz and family

Since the coup attempt some 150,000 people have been sacked or suspended from jobs in the public and private sectors

A total of 486 suspects will go on trial in a purpose-built courtroom outside Ankara

Mohammed bin Nayef, the former crown prince, was reportedly held in a room in a royal palace in Makkah

She tried to relaunch her leadership last week with a speech on carrying out a bold domestic policies agenda

Austria barred Turkish minister from attending an event to mark the anniversary of last year's failed coup in Turkey

Austria has been one of the most vocal critics of Turkey's security crackdown since the failed coup last July

Saudi crowning of Mohammed Bin Salman as successor to current King spurs interest

They're believed to be followers of US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen, the alleged mastermind of July 15 failed coup

The coup was put down when thousands of Erdogan supporters surged into the streets in his support

Venezuela's Supreme Court ruled to weaken opposition legislature

Lt Gen (retd) Tariq Khan says ‘judicial coup’ only figment of Hashmi’s imagination

Erdogan threatens to bring back capital punishment, abolished in 2004

Plan to create a presidential system means Turkey is likely to be heading to a referendum next year

The government has imposed a three-month state of emergency after the botched coup which might be extended

About 100,000 people in the military, civil service, police and judiciary have been sacked or suspended

Turkey has fired tens of thousands of people from state institutions in the wake of the attempted putsch

Turkey has embarked on an all-out purge of state institutions in the wake of the coup

The regulation refers to crimes committed before July 2016, the ones after July 1 are outside its scope

'Let me say openly, EU adopted a favourable position to the coup (and) encouraged the putschists' FM Mevlut Cavusoglu

Soldiers, police, judges, journalists, medics and civil servants are among those who have been removed or arrested

Turkish authorities implemented a relentless crackdown in the wake of the coup

Erdogan was furious about the failure of the National Intelligence Service (MIT) to warn him about the coup

Islamabad will address Ankara’s concerns and safeguard students’ interests

So far more than 60,000 people have been either detained, removed or suspended

'US must deliver Gulen to remove suspicion of Washington's involvement in failed coup attempt' Ankara mayor says

'The warrants were not related to what individual columnists had previously said or written' and official said

Major General Mehmet Cahit Bakir, Brigadier General Sener Topuc were detained at Dubai airport

'There will be a small change to remove obstacles from the constitution' PM Yildirim says