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Turkey to release 38,000 from jail; frees space for plotters

Turkey has detained some 35,000 people for questioning over Turkey's July 15 failed coup attempt

Turkey police raid firms with alleged links to Fethullah Gulen: Report

Prosecutors have issued arrest warrants against 120 people, including company managers

Turkey blast kills three

A number of ambulances and emergency crew were rushed to the blast scene

Wave of PKK attacks in southeast Turkey kill at least 12

The attack in Kiziltepe was caused by a roadside bomb that went off as a police bus was passing by

A coup, terrorists and inflation, yet investors rush to Turkey

Turkish stocks and bonds - up 6.6 and 3.8 per cent in dollar terms

Recep Tayyip Erdogan vows to go after businesses linked to coup bid

Ankara blames Fethullah Gulen, a US-based Muslim cleric behind Turkey's failed July 15 coup

Turkey backs Pakistan's stance of sending an OIC team to Kashmir

Pakistan has raised the Kashmir issue at the UN and demanded sending a fact finding team to the Valley

Turkey to split spy service after failed coup

Numan Kurtulmus on Monday said a restructuring of Turkey's intelligence operations was on the agenda after the coup

Six police officers killed in PKK bomb attack in Turkey

Meanwhile, the social media account of a Kurdish fighter Mitanni claimed that the attack had killed 10 police and injured six more

Twin PKK attacks kill 4 Turkish soldiers

More than 600 Turkish security force members have been killed by PKK in attacks since the collapse of a two-year ceasefire in July last year

Turkey dismisses 1,400 troops as Erdogan tightens grip

The latest expulsions followed dishonourable discharges of 149 admirals and generals -- almost half military's entire contingent

'Traitors' Cemetery' reserved for Turkey's coup plotters in the military

Karabekir lies with no tombstone next to three other two-metre deep holes prepared with a mechanical digger

Eight Turkish soldiers killed in militants attack

In response, the government has launched military operations against the Kurdish militant group, killing thousands of militants

Turkey shakes up military as post-coup crackdown widens

On Wednesday, three news agencies, 16 television stations, 23 radio stations, 45 newspapers, 15 magazines and 29 publishers, were ordered to shut down

Turkey PM warns post-coup crackdown not over

A senior minister also revealed that a major army shake-up has been planned

Warrants issued in Turkey for arrest of 300 Presidential Guards

Trials for the suspects will take place at civilian courts in the Sincan district of Ankara

Turkey denies coastguard boats 'hijacked', F16s return to base

Media reported earlier that F16s were searching the disputed waters between Turkey and Greece

Kerry to Turkey: Send us evidence, not allegations on Gulen

Turkey submitted a dossier of documents about Gulen, who lives in exile in Pennsylvania, to the Justice Department

Turkey launches first air strikes on PKK in Iraq since coup

The ceasefire had sparked hopes of a final peace deal to end Turkey's three-decade conflict with the PKK

President Erdogan says depends on will of Turkish people to reinstate death penalty

Capital punishment was abolished in 2002 as part of the efforts to gain membership of the European Union