Gulen

Some 150,000 public sector workers have lost their jobs since the attempted coup over suspicions of Gulenist ties

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

According to state media, the consulate employee is suspected of having contacts with ex-Gulen members

Orders authorities to hand over control of Pak-Turk schools to Turkiye MAARIF

SC seeks AGP’s reply on petition also asking to give control of Pak-Turk schools to Turkiye MAARIF

Ankara voices impatience over Washington's failure to hand Gulen over

In a step that can improve US-Turkish ties strained by disputes over Syria

Kutbettin Gulen is charged with ‘membership of an armed terror group’

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

Over 50,000 people including Gulen supporters have been detained in the aftermath of last year's failed coup

The development comes two weeks after a Turkish teacher, his wife and two young daughters were deported

Crackdown on perceived Gulen supporters continues

More than 50,000 people have been jailed pending trial

The trial is the latest to get underway for journalists in Turkey under the state of emergency imposed

The move is likely to worsen already strained ties between the two NATO allies

The gun and bomb attack in Izmir and Ankara left two people dead

At least 81 journalists are reportedly imprisoned in Turkey since a failed coup attempt in July

Police carries out simultaneous raids across 12 provinces, targeting suspects

Turkey has arrested more than 35,000 people over what it says are links with Gulen since the coup attempt

President Erdogan laments the loss of Aegean islands which are now Greek territory

The editor of Hurriyet daily is among nine current and former journalists arrested in Istanbul

Ankara criticises Washington for not extraditing Pennsylvania-based preacher Gulen, whom it blames for July 15 coup

Fethullah Gulen is accused of ordering the July 15 coup to remove President Recep Tayyip Erdogan from power

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

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

Gulen has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States since 1999 and denies involvement in the July coup attempt

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

The raids were the latest police operations targeting thousands of supporters of the US-based cleric

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