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Turkey Sacks 18,500 Employees Including Soldiers, Policemen In New Decree
Turkish authorities ordered the dismissal of more than 18,500 state employees including police officers, soldiers and academics, in a decree published on Sunday. The Official Gazette said 18,632 people had been sacked including 8,998 police officers in the emergency decree over suspected links to terror organisations and groups that "act against na...
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2 Policemen Killed In Car Bomb Attack On Police Station In Turkey's Midyat
Two Turkish police officers were killed in a car bomb attack on a police station in the southeastern town of Midyat in Mardin province on Wednesday, Dogan news agency said.
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Istanbul Bomb Attack Kills 11, Including 7 Policemen: Governor
A car bomb attack on a Turkish police bus killed 11 people, seven of them police officers, in the central Istanbul district of Vezneciler on Tuesday, Istanbul Governor Vasip Sahin told reporters near the scene.
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Car Bomb Kills 2 Turkish Police, Wounds 22 Near Syria Border
A car bomb today hit the Turkish city of Gaziantep, a major refugee hub near the Syrian border, killing at least two policemen and wounding 22 other people, with the country on edge after a succession of terrorist attacks.
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5 Dead in Kurdistan Workers' Party Attacks in Turkey: Sources
Three Turkish policemen, a civilian and a soldier have been killed in new attacks in the restive southeast blamed on fighters from the rebel Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), security sources said today.
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Turkey Charges 2 Policemen in Recep Tayyip Erdogan Spying Case
A Turkish court on Sunday charged two former policemen with illegally eavesdropping on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan following their extradition from Romania, state-media said.
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Turkish Court Remands 17 Policemen to Face Wiretapping Trial
A Turkish court remanded 17 policemen in custody to face trial as part of an investigation into the illegal wiretapping of politicians, civil servants and businessmen, Turkish media reported on Sunday.
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Turkey Detains 34 Policemen in New Wiretapping Probe Raids
Turkish authorities today detained at least 20 police officers on suspicion of illegally eavesdropping on top officials including President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, state media said.
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Former Turkey Policemen Go on Trial for Allegedly Spying on President
The trial opened at an Ankara court on Friday of 13 former Turkish police officers accused of setting up bugs to eavesdrop on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan while he was the prime minister.
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Turkey Arrests Over 50 Senior Police Officers in New Swoop
Turkish authorities on Tuesday arrested 55 senior police officers in a criminal probe over alleged corruption and abuse of office, the latest apparent crackdown on opponents of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan ahead of presidential polls.
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Protests at 5th World Water Forum in Istanbul
The fifth World Water Forum could not have had a more dramatic opening. A group of protestors from several non-governmental organizations (NGOs) were reportedly beaten up by Turkish policemen outside the venue of the Forum on March 16 just hours before 11 heads of states are to address a huge gathering of stakeholders.
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Turkey Sacks 18,500 Employees Including Soldiers, Policemen In New Decree
Turkish authorities ordered the dismissal of more than 18,500 state employees including police officers, soldiers and academics, in a decree published on Sunday. The Official Gazette said 18,632 people had been sacked including 8,998 police officers in the emergency decree over suspected links to terror organisations and groups that "act against na...
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2 Policemen Killed In Car Bomb Attack On Police Station In Turkey's Midyat
Two Turkish police officers were killed in a car bomb attack on a police station in the southeastern town of Midyat in Mardin province on Wednesday, Dogan news agency said.
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Istanbul Bomb Attack Kills 11, Including 7 Policemen: Governor
A car bomb attack on a Turkish police bus killed 11 people, seven of them police officers, in the central Istanbul district of Vezneciler on Tuesday, Istanbul Governor Vasip Sahin told reporters near the scene.
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Car Bomb Kills 2 Turkish Police, Wounds 22 Near Syria Border
A car bomb today hit the Turkish city of Gaziantep, a major refugee hub near the Syrian border, killing at least two policemen and wounding 22 other people, with the country on edge after a succession of terrorist attacks.
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5 Dead in Kurdistan Workers' Party Attacks in Turkey: Sources
Three Turkish policemen, a civilian and a soldier have been killed in new attacks in the restive southeast blamed on fighters from the rebel Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), security sources said today.
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Turkey Charges 2 Policemen in Recep Tayyip Erdogan Spying Case
A Turkish court on Sunday charged two former policemen with illegally eavesdropping on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan following their extradition from Romania, state-media said.
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Turkish Court Remands 17 Policemen to Face Wiretapping Trial
A Turkish court remanded 17 policemen in custody to face trial as part of an investigation into the illegal wiretapping of politicians, civil servants and businessmen, Turkish media reported on Sunday.
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Turkey Detains 34 Policemen in New Wiretapping Probe Raids
Turkish authorities today detained at least 20 police officers on suspicion of illegally eavesdropping on top officials including President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, state media said.
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Former Turkey Policemen Go on Trial for Allegedly Spying on President
The trial opened at an Ankara court on Friday of 13 former Turkish police officers accused of setting up bugs to eavesdrop on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan while he was the prime minister.
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Turkey Arrests Over 50 Senior Police Officers in New Swoop
Turkish authorities on Tuesday arrested 55 senior police officers in a criminal probe over alleged corruption and abuse of office, the latest apparent crackdown on opponents of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan ahead of presidential polls.
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Protests at 5th World Water Forum in Istanbul
The fifth World Water Forum could not have had a more dramatic opening. A group of protestors from several non-governmental organizations (NGOs) were reportedly beaten up by Turkish policemen outside the venue of the Forum on March 16 just hours before 11 heads of states are to address a huge gathering of stakeholders.
