Some 250 were killed and more than 2,000 injured across Turkey on July 15th, 2016

UN-mediated talks in Switzerland were seen as best chance in generations to reunify island

Claims from neutral observers ‘examined attentively’ in Brussels, says Junker spokesman

Turkish president hails win that boosts his powers amid claims of voting irregularities

New constitution allows president to tame institutions – but narrow win exposes fault lines

Opposition parties voice objections as results show 51.2% of voters back change

Turkish president’s rhetoric is aimed at winning support for power-boosting referendum

Prime minister avoids criticising Donald Trump’s ban on refugees entering the US

Men who had sex with minors would have walked free if they were married to victims

Car bomb kills nine and injures more than 100 after arrests of parliamentarians

Ankara’s crackdown on Diyarbakir’s residents has intensified since July’s failed coup

Turkish and Iraqi governments’ dispute casts pall on effort to oust Islamic State

Iraqi and Kurdish forces say they have taken 20 villages near Mosul as assault advances

Crackdown continues as TV station closed and state of emergency extended by 90 days

Funeral to take place on Saturday as veteran leader’s death brings political uncertainty

Ankara warns that Europe will face ‘huge risk’ unless bloc drops visa rules for Turks

Links with Turkey and Russia, refugee issues and Brexit all signal a divided bloc

Free Syrian Army assault on Jarablus designed to frustrate Kurdish hopes to expand

Erdogan accuses Gulen followers of being complicit in attacks by Kurdish militants

More than 35,000 people detained and tens of thousands suspended since failed coup

‘The official coup narrative has fed off Turkey’s relish for conspiracy theories’

Opposition leaders stand by government at ‘Democracy and Martyrs’ Rally’ in Istanbul

Support for president after failed coup was almost universal. Now it is starting to falter

Binali Yildirim seeks cleric’s extradition from US and hints at risk to strategic alliance

Travel and tech firms biggest gainers among European equities, as Ryanair rallies 6.1%

Academics banned from travelling abroad as Erdogan’s purges of state institutions continue

Ankara closes down media outlets it says support alleged instigator of failed coup

Western leaders and rights groups are now calling for support for Turkey’s elected president

At least 265 have been killed and almost 3,000 military personnel have been detained

Turkish president “evaded death by minutes” returning to Istanbul from holiday

The Turkish government is expected to make a clean sweep of dissidents after the failed coup

More than 250 people were killed, including many civilians, after armed forces tried to seize power

Erdogan’s survival is vital to western powers who were both astonished by the unexpected coup and relieved at the ease with which it was put down

Hundreds of people killed and embattled president’s location unknown for hours

Ruling AK Party criticised after more than 230 hospitalised from blasts at Ataturk airport

Almost 240 wounded after gunfire and explosions at Europe’s third largest airport

Economic sanctions placed on Ankara may be lifted as Vladimir Putin receives ‘apology’

Move ends six-year rift that followed killing of ten Turkish activists by Israeli commandos

Ankara says comments by diplomat were disrespectful to Turkish national values

Erdogan rails against MPs of Turkish descent with ‘tainted blood’ who backed resolution