Threat from offshoot of the PKK has taken government and urban dwellers by surprise

Police detain six including three members of gunman’s family over murder of Andrei Karlov

People are fearful in Korucuk, former home of US-based cleric blamed for July’s failed coup

Continued crackdown since failed coup in July alarms western allies and rights groups

European countries with large Turkish communities feel bitter divisions in diaspora

Ankara accuses Pennsylvania-based Islamic cleric of fomenting recent coup

As violence worsens Kurdish civilians are increasingly caught in the deadly crossfire

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’

A long-time ally of Kyrgyzstan, Turkey has Fethullah Gülen links in its sights

Reports of beatings, torture and even rape of prisoners are deeply worrying

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

Rights groups claim prisoners being tortured, beaten and also subjected to rape

Turkish government also blocks WikiLeaks access as it publishes ruling party’s emails

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

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

Journalists are being tried and fired in curbs on editorial independence in Turkey

Clashes in Istanbul at firms linked to exiled Erdogan rival Fethullah Gulen

War planes pound targets as Kurdish militants claim responsibility for Monday attack

Prime minister defends moves against outlets close to US-based Muslim cleric