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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Issues Stern Warning To 'Chop Off Heads' Of Traitors
Turkey on Saturday marked one year since the defeat of the failed coup bid with mass nationwide rallies seeking to showcase national unity and a stern warning by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to "chop off the heads" of traitors.
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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 Fires Another 10,000 Civil Servants In Post-Coup Purge
Turkish authorities have fired over 10,000 additional civil servants as the government presses a crackdown over the failed July coup, the official gazette said.
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Turkey Detains Brother Of Cleric Fethullah Gulen, Issues Arrest Warrants For 115
Turkish authorities have detained a brother of Fethullah Gulen, a US-based cleric they accuse of orchestrating a coup attempt in July, and issued arrest warrants for 115 other people as part of nationwide investigations into the abortive putsch.
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United States Shouldn't 'Sacrifice' Alliance Over Muslim Cleric: Turkey
Turkey's justice minister said today the United States would be sacrificing its alliance with Turkey to "a terrorist" if it were to refuse to extradite a US-based Muslim cleric whom the government says is behind the July 15 failed coup.
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As Turkey's Coup Strains Ties With West, Detente With Russia Gathers Pace
As Turkey's relations with Europe and the United States are strained by the fallout from its failed coup, President Tayyip Erdogan travels to Russia on Tuesday to meet Vladimir Putin in a trip he may hope will give the West pause for thought.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan Vows To Cut Off Revenues Of Gulen-Linked Businesses
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan vowed today to cut off the revenues of businesses linked to the US based Turkish cleric he blames for masterminding a failed coup, describing his schools, businesses and charities as "nests of terrorism".
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Turkey Probes 1,300 Labour Ministry Staff Over Failed Coup: Minister
Turkey is investigating 1,300 personnel at the labour ministry over the failed coup attempt two weeks ago, Labour Minister Suleyman Soylu said today.
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21 Journalists Appear In Turkish Court
21 journalists were appearing in court today after being detained as part of a sweeping crackdown following Turkey's July 15 failed military coup, while the country's Ministry of European Union Affairs suspended several staff.
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Turkey Dismisses 88 Foreign Ministry Staff: Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu
Turkey has dismissed 88 employees of the foreign ministry, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on today, the latest in a series of purges of suspected supporters of a US based Muslim cleric accused of organising a failed military coup.
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Turkish PM Warns Crackdown 'Not Over Yet': Report
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim warned the crackdown following a failed coup attempt was "not completed yet" and there could be more arrests, he told Sky News today.
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Barack Obama Denies Any US Involvement In Turkey Coup Bid
President Barack Obama on Friday denied any US role in Turkey's failed coup and insisted that an extradition request for a US-based Muslim cleric accused of orchestrating the putsch would have to go through normal channels.
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Turkish Coup Suspects In Athens For Asylum Verdict
Eight Turkish military officers who fled last week's failed coup to Greece were moved to Athens on today, a police source said, where authorities will examine their asylum pleas.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Issues Stern Warning To 'Chop Off Heads' Of Traitors
Turkey on Saturday marked one year since the defeat of the failed coup bid with mass nationwide rallies seeking to showcase national unity and a stern warning by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to "chop off the heads" of traitors.
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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 Fires Another 10,000 Civil Servants In Post-Coup Purge
Turkish authorities have fired over 10,000 additional civil servants as the government presses a crackdown over the failed July coup, the official gazette said.
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Turkey Detains Brother Of Cleric Fethullah Gulen, Issues Arrest Warrants For 115
Turkish authorities have detained a brother of Fethullah Gulen, a US-based cleric they accuse of orchestrating a coup attempt in July, and issued arrest warrants for 115 other people as part of nationwide investigations into the abortive putsch.
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United States Shouldn't 'Sacrifice' Alliance Over Muslim Cleric: Turkey
Turkey's justice minister said today the United States would be sacrificing its alliance with Turkey to "a terrorist" if it were to refuse to extradite a US-based Muslim cleric whom the government says is behind the July 15 failed coup.
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As Turkey's Coup Strains Ties With West, Detente With Russia Gathers Pace
As Turkey's relations with Europe and the United States are strained by the fallout from its failed coup, President Tayyip Erdogan travels to Russia on Tuesday to meet Vladimir Putin in a trip he may hope will give the West pause for thought.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan Vows To Cut Off Revenues Of Gulen-Linked Businesses
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan vowed today to cut off the revenues of businesses linked to the US based Turkish cleric he blames for masterminding a failed coup, describing his schools, businesses and charities as "nests of terrorism".
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Turkey Probes 1,300 Labour Ministry Staff Over Failed Coup: Minister
Turkey is investigating 1,300 personnel at the labour ministry over the failed coup attempt two weeks ago, Labour Minister Suleyman Soylu said today.
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21 Journalists Appear In Turkish Court
21 journalists were appearing in court today after being detained as part of a sweeping crackdown following Turkey's July 15 failed military coup, while the country's Ministry of European Union Affairs suspended several staff.
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Turkey Dismisses 88 Foreign Ministry Staff: Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu
Turkey has dismissed 88 employees of the foreign ministry, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on today, the latest in a series of purges of suspected supporters of a US based Muslim cleric accused of organising a failed military coup.
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Turkish PM Warns Crackdown 'Not Over Yet': Report
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim warned the crackdown following a failed coup attempt was "not completed yet" and there could be more arrests, he told Sky News today.
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Barack Obama Denies Any US Involvement In Turkey Coup Bid
President Barack Obama on Friday denied any US role in Turkey's failed coup and insisted that an extradition request for a US-based Muslim cleric accused of orchestrating the putsch would have to go through normal channels.
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Turkish Coup Suspects In Athens For Asylum Verdict
Eight Turkish military officers who fled last week's failed coup to Greece were moved to Athens on today, a police source said, where authorities will examine their asylum pleas.
