A number of Turkish officers posted to Nato have sought asylum since the country’s failed military coup in July, Nato’s secretary-general has said. Jens Stoltenberg said the officers had requested asylum in the countries where they had been posted but gave no names, numbers or reasons for the requests. The ... Read More »

Turkey has suspended almost 13,000 police officers for their alleged links with the US-based Muslim cleric, Fethullah Gulen. The latest wave adds to the 100,000 or so civil servants dismissed or suspended since July’s failed coup. Mr Gulen denies the government’s accusation that he or his supporters orchestrated the coup. ... Read More »

Russian court says Google will have to change its Android contracts. Google will have to fully comply with an antitrust ruling against it in Russia, a Russian court said as it rejected Google’s appeal. The case involved Android and the restrictions that Google GOOG 0.25% placed on manufacturers and other ... Read More »