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Turkey Extends State Of Emergency By 3 Months: Deputy PM
Turkey extended its state of emergency on Monday by three months starting from Wednesday, its third such extension after a coup attempt last July, a deputy prime minister said.
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Turkey Dismisses 45 More Judges, Prosecutors: State Media
Turkish authorities dismissed 45 more judges and prosecutors on Monday in the latest purge within the judiciary following last July's failed coup, state media reported.
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Turkey Puts Alleged Mastermind Fethullah Gulen, 269 Others On Trial Over Coup Bid
Turkey on Monday opened the biggest trial yet over the failed July coup aimed at ousting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, trying 270 suspects including, in absentia, the alleged mastermind Fethullah Gulen.
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Turkey's Tourism Takes Big Hit After Extremist Attacks
Turkey's economy is suffering in the face of a string of extremist attacks - including the nightclub massacre of New Year's revelers, most of them foreigners - and uncertainty following the failed coup in July against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that saw more than 270 people killed.
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Turkey Went 'Too Far' In Coup Response: Legal Experts
Council of Europe experts say Turkey went "too far" with emergency measures adopted following a failed July 15 coup attempt.
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Turkey Detains BBC, Voice of America Reporters In Crackdown
Turkish authorities have detained two reporters working for foreign news organizations in southeast Turkey, the latest journalists taken into custody in the government's sweeping crackdown following July's failed coup.
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European Union Lawmakers Urge Halt To Turkey EU Membership Talks
European Union lawmakers called on Thursday for a temporary halt to EU membership talks with Turkey because of Ankara's "disproportionate" reaction to July's failed coup, although EU governments are unlikely to take heed.
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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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Turkish Police Detain 73 Academics In Gulen-Related Probe: State Media
Turkish police detained 73 academics in dawn raids on Friday targeting followers of US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, accused by Ankara of orchestrating an attempted coup in July, state-run news agency Anadolu reported.
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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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Turkey Extends State Of Emergency By 3 Months: Deputy PM
Turkey extended its state of emergency on Monday by three months starting from Wednesday, its third such extension after a coup attempt last July, a deputy prime minister said.
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Turkey Dismisses 45 More Judges, Prosecutors: State Media
Turkish authorities dismissed 45 more judges and prosecutors on Monday in the latest purge within the judiciary following last July's failed coup, state media reported.
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Turkey Puts Alleged Mastermind Fethullah Gulen, 269 Others On Trial Over Coup Bid
Turkey on Monday opened the biggest trial yet over the failed July coup aimed at ousting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, trying 270 suspects including, in absentia, the alleged mastermind Fethullah Gulen.
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Turkey's Tourism Takes Big Hit After Extremist Attacks
Turkey's economy is suffering in the face of a string of extremist attacks - including the nightclub massacre of New Year's revelers, most of them foreigners - and uncertainty following the failed coup in July against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that saw more than 270 people killed.
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Turkey Went 'Too Far' In Coup Response: Legal Experts
Council of Europe experts say Turkey went "too far" with emergency measures adopted following a failed July 15 coup attempt.
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Turkey Detains BBC, Voice of America Reporters In Crackdown
Turkish authorities have detained two reporters working for foreign news organizations in southeast Turkey, the latest journalists taken into custody in the government's sweeping crackdown following July's failed coup.
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European Union Lawmakers Urge Halt To Turkey EU Membership Talks
European Union lawmakers called on Thursday for a temporary halt to EU membership talks with Turkey because of Ankara's "disproportionate" reaction to July's failed coup, although EU governments are unlikely to take heed.
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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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Turkish Police Detain 73 Academics In Gulen-Related Probe: State Media
Turkish police detained 73 academics in dawn raids on Friday targeting followers of US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, accused by Ankara of orchestrating an attempted coup in July, state-run news agency Anadolu reported.
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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.
