Hundreds jailed for life in Turkey for roles in 2016 coup plot
Massive trial part of a post-coup crackdown that has seen over 77,000 imprisoned
Coastal commerce keeps Turkish city afloat as mood drifts towards change
Istanbul Letter: Dense crush of market trade compacts politics under Erdogan’s gaze
Turkish court releases US pastor Andrew Brunson
Move could help mend ties between Nato allies after bitter diplomatic row
Turkish lira slumps as Trump doubles tariffs on steel and aluminium
‘New economic model’ unveiling by Erdogan son-in-law eclipsed as ties with US worsen
Bosnian Muslim leader defends Erdogan plan for Sarajevo rally
Turkish president angry over EU states' ban on campaign events
Turkish court sentences journalists to long prison terms
Employees of secular Cumhuriyet newspaper found guilty of ‘aiding a terror group’
Kosovo security chiefs sacked over Turkish deportations
Pristina under fire for handing over six alleged critics of Erdogan to Ankara
Serbia and Turkey seek to boost trade and role as key Balkan powers
Centuries of enmity loom over bid to strengthen economic and political ties
Erdogan describes US visa ban as ‘upsetting’
Ankara urges Washington to end restrictions amid tensions over consular employee’s arrest
Retrograde steps for democracy in Turkey
Trials have begun of those said to have been directly involved in coup against Erdogan’s regime and of prominent journalists
Nearly 500 people go on trial over failed coup in Turkey
US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, blamed by government for alleged plot, is main defendant
Germany concerned by arrest of human rights activist in Turkey
Angela Merkel under pressure to get tough with Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan
German Turkish community nervous before referendum
‘No’ voters afraid to express views on Erdogan as 1.4m voters in Germany eligible to vote
Turkish celebrities wade into divisive referendum campaign
Footballers and a Nobel Prize winner among those taking sides in presidential power vote
Struggle enters new phase as Kurdish group Tak targets Turkey’s cities
Threat from offshoot of the PKK has taken government and urban dwellers by surprise
Russian ambassador’s body flown home from Turkey
Police detain six including three members of gunman’s family over murder of Andrei Karlov
Turkey crackdown: deep unease in Fethullah Gulen’s home village
People are fearful in Korucuk, former home of US-based cleric blamed for July’s failed coup
Turkey detains opposition newspaper staff in ‘cleansing’ measure
Continued crackdown since failed coup in July alarms western allies and rights groups
Turkey’s failed coup has spread to the classroom in EU states
European countries with large Turkish communities feel bitter divisions in diaspora
Turkey formally requests US to arrest Fethullah Gulen
Ankara accuses Pennsylvania-based Islamic cleric of fomenting recent coup
Kurds feel wrath during extended Turkish purge
As violence worsens Kurdish civilians are increasingly caught in the deadly crossfire
Turkish police raid Istanbul courts and detain 136 judicial staff
More than 35,000 people detained and tens of thousands suspended since failed coup
Failed Turkish coup provides Erdogan with a pedestal
‘The official coup narrative has fed off Turkey’s relish for conspiracy theories’
Erdogan seeks to close Kyrgyz schools and colleges linked to exiled cleric
A long-time ally of Kyrgyzstan, Turkey has Fethullah Gülen links in its sights
Turkey: presidential response to coup has hallmarks of dictatorship
Reports of beatings, torture and even rape of prisoners are deeply worrying
Fethullah Gulen directly involved in coup, says Turkish PM
Binali Yildirim seeks cleric’s extradition from US and hints at risk to strategic alliance
Purge escalates of suspected coup backers in Turkey
Rights groups claim prisoners being tortured, beaten and also subjected to rape
Turkey suspends 21,000 teachers and 900 police officers
Turkish government also blocks WikiLeaks access as it publishes ruling party’s emails
Turkey suspends 15,000 education staff and makes all deans resign
Ankara closes down media outlets it says support alleged instigator of failed coup
Analysis: Why Recep Tayyip Erdogan is coming down hard
The Turkish government is expected to make a clean sweep of dissidents after the failed coup
Turkish state continuing to take over media critical of Erdogan
Journalists are being tried and fired in curbs on editorial independence in Turkey
Turkish police storm opposition media offices as election nears
Clashes in Istanbul at firms linked to exiled Erdogan rival Fethullah Gulen
Turkish air strikes hit 17 Kurdish militant targets, says military
War planes pound targets as Kurdish militants claim responsibility for Monday attack
Turkey’s Erdogan says media raids a response to ‘dirty’ plot
Prime minister defends moves against outlets close to US-based Muslim cleric
Turkey’s secularists pine for fading legacy of Ataturk
Presidential poll tomorrow pits joint opposition against Erdogan of the Islamist AK Party
Erdogan positions himself for more powerful presidential role
Rivals fear move may entrench authoritarian rule in Turkey
‘Hizmet’ movement to fore in battle with Turkish government over corruption
Supporters found across media, banking and charity organisations
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