Fethullah Gülen
Religious Preacher
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View Timeline →Fethullah Gülen; Erdogan's Longtime Supporter Who Became His Number One Enemy
Fethullah Gülen, once a close ally of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, became his number one enemy following a series of political purges initiated by…
Reuters Reports the Death of Fethullah Gülen in the United States
Fethullah Gülen, a prominent Islamic cleric and former ally of Turkish President Erdoğan, has died in the U.S. at 83. He was accused of orchestrating…
Fethullah Gülen, Erdogan's staunch critic, dies in the U.S.
Fethullah Gülen, a prominent critic of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, passed away in the U.S. at the age of 83. Gülen was a key…
Issuance of Arrest Warrant for 295 Military Personnel in Turkey on Charges of Connection with Gülen
An arrest warrant has been issued for 295 military personnel in Turkey, accused of connections to Fethullah Gülen, who is blamed for the 2016 coup…
Issuance of Arrest Warrants for Over a Thousand People in Turkey Related to Gulen
Turkey has issued arrest warrants for over 1,100 individuals linked to Fethullah Gulen, accused of orchestrating the 2016 coup attempt. This operation highlights the ongoing…
Bijan Kian, Iranian-American Partner of Former Trump Advisor, Appears in Court
Bijan Kian, an Iranian-American associate of former Trump advisor Michael Flynn, appeared in court on charges of illegal lobbying for the extradition of Turkish cleric…
State of Emergency in Turkey Ends
Turkey's state of emergency, imposed after the 2016 coup attempt, has officially ended, but critics argue that the government's repressive measures will continue under new…
A Turkish Court Extends Detention of American Pastor
A Turkish court has extended the detention of American pastor Andrew Brunson, accused of terrorism and espionage, escalating tensions between the U.S. and Turkey. Brunson,…
Thousands More Employees Dismissed in Turkey Following Last Year's Coup Attempt
Turkey has dismissed nearly 20,000 government employees, citing suspected ties to terrorist organizations following the failed coup attempt in 2016. This action occurs as the…
Turkey's Police Operation to Arrest 350 More Individuals Linked to the Gülen Group
Turkey's police have launched a nationwide operation to arrest 350 individuals linked to the Gülen movement, which the government blames for the 2016 coup attempt.…
Request for Asylum by 300 Turkish Diplomats in Germany Since the Coup
Approximately 300 Turkish diplomats have sought asylum in Germany since the 2016 coup attempt, amid ongoing detentions of individuals linked to the coup. The situation…
German Journalist Released from Turkish Prison
Deniz Yucel, a German journalist detained in Turkey for a year, was released but must await trial, while six Turkish journalists received life sentences for…
Turkey Sentences Dual National NASA Scientist to Seven and a Half Years in Prison
Turkey has sentenced NASA scientist Serkan Gülge to seven and a half years in prison for alleged ties to the Gülen network, raising concerns from…
Erdogan: If the U.S. does not extradite Gulen, the criminal extradition agreement will be canceled
Turkish President Erdogan threatened to cancel the criminal extradition agreement with the U.S. if they do not extradite Fethullah Gulen, accused of orchestrating the 2016…
The U.S. and Turkey Resume Bilateral Visa Services
The U.S. and Turkey have resumed visa services after a three-month suspension due to diplomatic tensions. Despite the resumption, unresolved issues remain, including the detention…
End of the First Jury Session in the Zarrab Case Without a Verdict
The jury in the case against Reza Zarrab and Hakan Atilla concluded its first session without a verdict, focusing on Zarrab's confessions. Zarrab is accused…
New York Judge Rejects Claims of Fethullah Gülen's Involvement in Zarrab and Atilla Trial
A New York judge dismissed claims of Fethullah Gülen's involvement in the trial of Turkish businessman Reza Zarrab and former Halkbank CEO Mehmet Hakan Atilla,…
Reza Zarrab's Cooperation with U.S. Prosecutors Confirmed
Reza Zarrab, a Turkish-Iranian businessman imprisoned in the U.S. for violating sanctions against Iran, has confessed and is cooperating with U.S. prosecutors. He is expected…
Reports of Reza Zarrab's Possible Cooperation with U.S. Prosecutors in the Michael Flynn Case
Reports indicate that Reza Zarrab may be cooperating with U.S. prosecutors in the case against Michael Flynn, a former Trump advisor, amid allegations of a…
Turkish Police Operation to Arrest Dozens of University Professors Linked to Last Year's Coup
Turkish police have arrested 22 staff members from Marmara University as part of an operation linked to the 2016 coup attempt, suspecting them of ties…