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62 Soldiers On Trial In Istanbul For Alleged Part In Coup
Dozens of officers and soldiers have gone on trial in Istanbul for their alleged role in the failed military coup in July.
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Turkey Dismisses Close To 15,000 More In Post-Coup Probe
Turkey on Tuesday dismissed close to 15,000 more civil servants, military officials, police and others and shut down 375 institutions and news outlets in investigations over a failed coup in July, authorities said in two official decrees.
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Tayyip Erdogan Says Germany Has Become 'Haven For Terrorists'
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday Germany had become a haven for terrorists and would be "judged by history", accusing it of failing to extradite supporters of a U.S.-based cleric Ankara blames for July's failed military coup.
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Turkish Parliament Endorses Extending State Of Emergency
Turkey's parliament has endorsed a government decision to extend a state of emergency declared in the aftermath of a failed military coup by three months.
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Turkey Arrests Some 32,000 In Coup Plot Investigation Since July: Justice Minister
Turkey has formally arrested 32,000 people in its investigation of a religious movement the government blames for staging a military coup attempt on July 15, Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said on Wednesday.
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Turkey Formally Requests US Arrest Of Cleric Fethullah Gulen Over Coup Plot: Report
Turkey has made a formal request to the United States for the arrest of US-based Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen on charges of orchestrating an attempted military coup on July 15, Turkish broadcaster NTV said on Tuesday.
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NATO Chief To Make Post-Coup Bid Visit To Turkey: Statement
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg will travel to key ally Turkey this week to meet President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, one of the highest western officials to visit since a failed military coup in July, a statement said Tuesday.
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Turkey Dismisses More Than 2,000 Police Officers Over Coup Bid
Turkey issued two decrees under emergency rule on Wednesday in which it dismissed more than 2,000 police officers and hundreds of members of the military and the BTK communication technology authority over last month's attempted military coup.
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Turkish Police Raid 44 Firms In Coup Probe, To Detain Executives: State Media
Turkish police launched simultaneous raids on 44 companies in Istanbul on Tuesday and had warrants to detain 120 company executives as part of the investigation into last month's attempted military coup, state-run Anadolu agency reported.
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Turkish Military Attaches Missing After Being Summoned In Post-Coup Probe: Official
Three Turkish military attaches, two at the Turkish embassy in Greece and one in Bosnia, are missing after being called back to Ankara as part of investigations into a failed military coup, a senior Turkish official told Reuters today.
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Turkish Military Overhaul Will Be In Line With NATO Framework: Defence Minister
Turkish plans to restructure its armed forces are aimed at eliminating the possibility of another coup attempt and the moves will be in line with the structure and spirit of the NATO alliance, Turkey's defence minister said today.
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John Kerry To Visit Turkey On August 24: Foreign Minister
US Secretary of State John Kerry will visit Turkey on Aug 24, more than a month after a failed military coup shook the NATO member state, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in an interview with broadcaster TGRT Haber today.
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Turkey Issues Arrest Warrants For 100 Staff At Ankara Hospital: TV
Turkey issued arrest warrants for 100 staff, including doctors, at the main military hospital in Ankara as part of the investigation into last month's failed coup, local media reported.
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Turkey Shakes Up Armed Forces, US Says Purges Harming Cooperation
President Tayyip Erdogan angrily rejected Western criticism of purges under way in Turkey's military and other state institutions after a failed coup, suggesting some in the United States were on the side of the plotters.
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Turkey Fury As US Frets Over Post-Coup Military Relations
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday angrily accused a top US general of siding with Turkey's coup plotters for saying the country's turmoil could downgrade military cooperation with Washington.
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62 Soldiers On Trial In Istanbul For Alleged Part In Coup
Dozens of officers and soldiers have gone on trial in Istanbul for their alleged role in the failed military coup in July.
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Turkey Dismisses Close To 15,000 More In Post-Coup Probe
Turkey on Tuesday dismissed close to 15,000 more civil servants, military officials, police and others and shut down 375 institutions and news outlets in investigations over a failed coup in July, authorities said in two official decrees.
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Tayyip Erdogan Says Germany Has Become 'Haven For Terrorists'
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday Germany had become a haven for terrorists and would be "judged by history", accusing it of failing to extradite supporters of a U.S.-based cleric Ankara blames for July's failed military coup.
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Turkish Parliament Endorses Extending State Of Emergency
Turkey's parliament has endorsed a government decision to extend a state of emergency declared in the aftermath of a failed military coup by three months.
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Turkey Arrests Some 32,000 In Coup Plot Investigation Since July: Justice Minister
Turkey has formally arrested 32,000 people in its investigation of a religious movement the government blames for staging a military coup attempt on July 15, Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said on Wednesday.
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Turkey Formally Requests US Arrest Of Cleric Fethullah Gulen Over Coup Plot: Report
Turkey has made a formal request to the United States for the arrest of US-based Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen on charges of orchestrating an attempted military coup on July 15, Turkish broadcaster NTV said on Tuesday.
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NATO Chief To Make Post-Coup Bid Visit To Turkey: Statement
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg will travel to key ally Turkey this week to meet President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, one of the highest western officials to visit since a failed military coup in July, a statement said Tuesday.
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Turkey Dismisses More Than 2,000 Police Officers Over Coup Bid
Turkey issued two decrees under emergency rule on Wednesday in which it dismissed more than 2,000 police officers and hundreds of members of the military and the BTK communication technology authority over last month's attempted military coup.
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Turkish Police Raid 44 Firms In Coup Probe, To Detain Executives: State Media
Turkish police launched simultaneous raids on 44 companies in Istanbul on Tuesday and had warrants to detain 120 company executives as part of the investigation into last month's attempted military coup, state-run Anadolu agency reported.
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Turkish Military Attaches Missing After Being Summoned In Post-Coup Probe: Official
Three Turkish military attaches, two at the Turkish embassy in Greece and one in Bosnia, are missing after being called back to Ankara as part of investigations into a failed military coup, a senior Turkish official told Reuters today.
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Turkish Military Overhaul Will Be In Line With NATO Framework: Defence Minister
Turkish plans to restructure its armed forces are aimed at eliminating the possibility of another coup attempt and the moves will be in line with the structure and spirit of the NATO alliance, Turkey's defence minister said today.
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John Kerry To Visit Turkey On August 24: Foreign Minister
US Secretary of State John Kerry will visit Turkey on Aug 24, more than a month after a failed military coup shook the NATO member state, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in an interview with broadcaster TGRT Haber today.
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Turkey Issues Arrest Warrants For 100 Staff At Ankara Hospital: TV
Turkey issued arrest warrants for 100 staff, including doctors, at the main military hospital in Ankara as part of the investigation into last month's failed coup, local media reported.
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Turkey Shakes Up Armed Forces, US Says Purges Harming Cooperation
President Tayyip Erdogan angrily rejected Western criticism of purges under way in Turkey's military and other state institutions after a failed coup, suggesting some in the United States were on the side of the plotters.
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Turkey Fury As US Frets Over Post-Coup Military Relations
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday angrily accused a top US general of siding with Turkey's coup plotters for saying the country's turmoil could downgrade military cooperation with Washington.
