Turkey has arrested some 40,000 people and sacked even more after parts of the army and police tried to oust President Recep Tayyip Erdogan... READ MORE›
Russia and Turkey, despite their protestation they're working together, are really on opposite sides in what at least began as a civil war in Syria... READ MORE›
Gulenists have also long filled the ranks of the state... READ MORE›
Stop the press Turkey's crackdown on its media goes into overdrive... READ MORE›
Secular and liberal Turks have long been suspicious of Gulenists inside the state bureaucracy, seeing them as enemies of the old secular elite... READ MORE›
A young Erdogan reportedly watched his father, a humble mariner from the Black Sea region, weep when Menderes was sentenced to death... READ MORE›
Many leaders in Turkey's staunchly secular military are concerned that Mr. Erdogan will fill the vacancies with religious allies... READ MORE›
I'm sorry but this parallel terrorist organisation will no longer be an effective pawn for any country, Binali Yildirim, Turkey's prime minister, said... READ MORE›
We remain concerned about the safety and security of Turkish citizens and those in Turkey right now... READ MORE›
Turkey coup attempt Who's the target of Erdogan's purge?... READ MORE›
Turkish military stand guard near the the Taksim Square as people wave with Turkish flags in Istanbul, Turkey, July 16, 2016... READ MORE›
FETO Fethullah Gulen Terrorist Organization is the name given by the Turkish government to the network of Gulen supporters... READ MORE›
After Turkey's failed coup, is President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's grip on power tighter than ever?... READ MORE›
In a 2009 cable, made available through WikiLeaks, former US Ambassador James Jeffrey reports that in Turkey, the Gulen political agenda is seen as possibly insidious ... READ MORE›
Supporters of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan gather at the Taksim square in Istanbul, Turkey, July 16, 2016... READ MORE›
Europe looked on, worried that the migrant agreement with Turkey was in jeopardy and concerned by the far-reaching purge Erdogan was orchestrating... READ MORE›
It was a huge and spontaneous plebiscite, and Turkey will probably never hear the end of it... READ MORE›
His movement is believed to run more than 100 educational establishments in Germany, including night schools and training centres... READ MORE›
Initial evidence suggests it was a Daesh attack, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, said during a visit to Gaziantep after the attack... READ MORE›
Six people share their experiences of life in Turkey, one month after the failed coup... READ MORE›
Sukur is believed to have left the country according to some reports, he's in the United States... READ MORE›
Istanbul's Taksim square fills on Sunday for first cross-party rally to condemn coup plot against Recep Tayyip Erdogan... READ MORE›
Mr. Gulen has denied any involvement in the coup plot, and insists that his movement within Turkey is peaceful... READ MORE›
Turkish officials have demanded that the United States extradite him to face justice in Turkey... READ MORE›
Hide Caption 28 of 39 Photos Failed military coup in Turkey Soldiers secure an area as supporters of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan protest in Istanbul's Taksim Square... READ MORE›
This measure is in no way against democracy, the law and freedoms, said Mr Erdogan after announcing the state of emergency... READ MORE›
Hide Caption 26 of 37 Photos Military coup in Turkey Soldiers secure an area as supporters of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan protest in Istanbul's Taksim Square... READ MORE›
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