Coup in Turkey

Military takeover attempt 'repelled,' Turkish national intelligence says Turkish National Intelligence Agency (MIT) spokesman said the coup attempt has been 'repelled" and Chief of Staff Hulusi Akar is now back in charge. 16.07.16 10:44 232 708 484 Previously in trend: Coup in Turkey

Coup d'etat attempt in Turkey. PHOTOS The military coup attempt was committed in Turkey on the night of July 16. 16.07.16 12:11 215 697 219 Previously in trend: Coup in Turkey

Turkish Prime Minister reports military coup attempt in country Prime Minister of Turkey Binali Yildirim announced about the attempt of military takeover in the country. 16.07.16 10:22 169 229 236 Previously in trend: Coup in Turkey

Turkey's Erdogan greeted by crowds of supporters upon his arrival in Istanbul Turkish President Erdogan's plane landed in Istanbul Ataturk international airport. 16.07.16 12:56 165 876 494 Previously in trend: Coup in Turkey

At least 42 people killed in Turkey coup, - prosecutor's office 42 people, mainly police officers, were killed as a result of attack in the capital of Turkey committed by military takeover plotters. 16.07.16 11:51 40 589 68 Previously in trend: Coup in Turkey

2,839 military suspected of coup plotting detained throughout Turkey, PM Binali Yildirim says The military takeover in Turkey has been squashed and government's reprisal promises to be merciless. 16.07.16 19:21 31 248 121 Previously in trend: Coup in Turkey

Some 6,000 people detained across Turkey over attempted coup, - justice minister An operation to arrest coup plotters is currently underway. 17.07.16 16:24 19 225 184 Previously in trend: Coup in Turkey

Consequences of attempted coup in Turkey may affect anti-ISIS campaign, - The New York Times The consequences of a failed coup in Turkey may affect its cooperation with the West regarding Syria and other anti-ISIS issues, such as joint measures to reduce the flow of refugees to Europe. 20.07.16 11:15 10 190 76 Previously in trend: Coup in Turkey

Turkey issued arrest warrants for 88 journalists Turkish police have detained at least 48 journalists over the past week as part of a sweeping purge of the media. 30.07.16 09:37 3 789 126 Previously in trend: Coup in Turkey