Turkey

Erdogan says network of US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen must be destroyed within the framework of the law

Erdogan has launched a sweeping crackdown on alleged coup plotters

According to Kremlin data, trade between the two sides fell 43 percent to $6.1 billion in January-May this year

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

School operators approached bench after Turkey requested its closure

Under the fast-track category of the plan, tariffs may be brought down to zero

The visit comes more than a month after a failed military coup shook the Nato member state

This warrant is yet another example of President Erdogan's drive for authoritarianism

The warrant issued by an Istanbul court for the cleric based in Pennsylvania is the first since the failed putsch

Cavusoglu stresses Kashmir dispute can only be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy

Many people were detained in the raid of the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey

Gulen-run schools a threat for the security of every country, says Turkish FM

A large rock has been thrown in this otherwise still pool

'Those who we imagined to be friends are standing by the coup plotters and by the terrorists'

It is not yet clear if any suspects had been detained

Cavusoglu says the demand was made before coup attempt, during President Mamnoon's visit to Turkey

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

Some Turkish officials have even alleged that Washington could have had a hand in the plot

Waving the red flags, the demonstrators kicked off their rally singing both Turkey's and Germany's national anthems

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

In an unusual move, commander of US forces in Middle East, General Joseph Votel, issued the respective statement

Talks of overhauling Pak-Turk schools are underway and in Sindh the process has begun

I did not break with Pakistan even after I returned to Turkey. Pakistan was where I studied and lived for many years

Says countries that should be praising Turkey for putting down the putsch were instead standing 'by the plotters'

President Tayyip Erdogan leaves armed forces chief Hulusi Akar, the army, navy and air force commanders in their posts

Erdogan's comments come after a five-hour meeting of Turkey's Supreme Military Council, chaired by PM Binali...

It was not immediately clear why they had resigned

'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

The president said the EU had promised $3 billion, but so far only paid a nominal $1 million to $2 million

Among those targeted by the warrants were prominent journalist Nazli Ilicak

Erdogan has extended the maximum period of detention for suspects from four days to 30

Despite efforts, the rapidly-spreading flames were moving closer to the Allied Land Command (LANDCOM) base

Not many people in Pakistan paid attention to the history and dynamics of civil-military relations in Turkey

As part of the mass arrests, police also detained a nephew of the US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen

Hanci "apparently" entered the country two days before the attempted putsch that erupted late on July 15

The schools and other institutions are suspected by Turkish authorities of having links to Gulen

'No innocent person shall be punished. And the courts will make those decisions'

1,043 private schools and 1,229 associations and foundations will be shut down under the state of emergency

In the tense hours when rebel troops attempted to overthrow govt, Erdogan called directly on the Turkish people

Turkey’s envoy in Pakistan criticises the ‘double standards’ of Western nations

About 50,000 people have been sacked or suspended

Moscow blocked Russian citizens from flying to Turkey in the wake of a bloody coup attempt that rocked the country

Turkey has entered the unknown in every sense of the word

Turkey's deputy PM said country would take the step "just like France has done under Article 15 of the convention"

Emergency fully in line with Turkey's constitution, President Tayyip Erdogan

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