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Turkey Seeks Arrest Of Judges, Prosecutors Over 'Gulen App'
Turkish prosecutors issued arrest warrants on Friday for 189 judges and prosecutors over suspected links with the US-based Islamic cleric accused of ordering the failed July coup, state media reported.
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Turkey To Release 38,000 Prisoners To Free Up Jails After Coup Plotters
Turkey will release 38,000 prisoners under a penal reform announced today after the arrests of tens of thousands of people suspected of links to last month's attempted coup added to pressure on overstretched jails.
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Turkey Seeks Parliament Nod On Delayed Deal To Normalise Ties With Israel
Turkish lawmakers today submitted to parliament a settlement deal with Israel that would see Israel pay Ankara $20 million within 25 days in return for Turkey dropping outstanding legal claims, ending a six-year rift.
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Give Us European Union Visa Freedom In October Or Abandon Migrant Deal, Turkey Says
The European Union should grant Turks visa-free travel in October or the migrant deal that involves Turkey stemming the flow of illegal migrants to the bloc should be put aside, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told a German newspaper.
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Closing EU Door To Turkey 'Serious Foreign Policy Mistake': Jean-Claude Juncker
European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker on Thursday rejected Austria's call for the EU to end membership talks with Ankara, warning that it would be a grave error.
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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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Turkey Coup Detainees Being Tortured, Have 'Credible Evidence', Says Amnesty
Human rights group Amnesty International said on Sunday it had "credible evidence" of the abuse and torture of people detained in sweeping arrests since Turkey's July 15 coup.
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Bad Time For Turkey Economy After Attempted Coup
A six percent loss in value of its currency, a plunge on the stock market and a downgrade by a key ratings agency.
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Turkey Seeks Arrest Of Judges, Prosecutors Over 'Gulen App'
Turkish prosecutors issued arrest warrants on Friday for 189 judges and prosecutors over suspected links with the US-based Islamic cleric accused of ordering the failed July coup, state media reported.
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Turkey To Release 38,000 Prisoners To Free Up Jails After Coup Plotters
Turkey will release 38,000 prisoners under a penal reform announced today after the arrests of tens of thousands of people suspected of links to last month's attempted coup added to pressure on overstretched jails.
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Turkey Seeks Parliament Nod On Delayed Deal To Normalise Ties With Israel
Turkish lawmakers today submitted to parliament a settlement deal with Israel that would see Israel pay Ankara $20 million within 25 days in return for Turkey dropping outstanding legal claims, ending a six-year rift.
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Give Us European Union Visa Freedom In October Or Abandon Migrant Deal, Turkey Says
The European Union should grant Turks visa-free travel in October or the migrant deal that involves Turkey stemming the flow of illegal migrants to the bloc should be put aside, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told a German newspaper.
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Closing EU Door To Turkey 'Serious Foreign Policy Mistake': Jean-Claude Juncker
European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker on Thursday rejected Austria's call for the EU to end membership talks with Ankara, warning that it would be a grave error.
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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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Turkey Coup Detainees Being Tortured, Have 'Credible Evidence', Says Amnesty
Human rights group Amnesty International said on Sunday it had "credible evidence" of the abuse and torture of people detained in sweeping arrests since Turkey's July 15 coup.
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Bad Time For Turkey Economy After Attempted Coup
A six percent loss in value of its currency, a plunge on the stock market and a downgrade by a key ratings agency.
