In a rebuke of Turkey's post-coup crackdown, the European Court of Human Rights reiterated that simply downloading the ByLock ...

­­­­The Gülen movement, also known as the Hizmet Service, opened its first school in 1982. Today, it is believed to operate more than 1,000 schools worldwide.

The movement founded by Islamic preacher Fethullah Gülen, with its effective communication strategy and connections to police, has emerged as a powerful enemy of Turkish Prime Minister Recep ...

His Gülen movement runs schools in 140 countries and promotes interfaith dialogue. But former members describe it as a sect, and some believe the secretive organization is conspiring to expand ...

The Turkish government has warned that members of a terrorist group known as the Fethullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), ...

We consistently inform our Nigerian friends about the nature and dangers of this organisation, and urge them to remain ...

Erdogan had long supported the Gülen movement, back when its attacks were primarily directed against their common enemies -- military personnel, journalists, secularists and leftists.

ImageIs the Gülen movement an interfaith charity, a trans-national corporation, a political lobby group or a slickly branded wing of modern Islam? In some ways, it's all of these things, and its ...

I think the same thing will happen to the Gülen Movement." Yavuz described himself as an admirer of Gülen's teachings, but a critic of what the movement has become in Turkey. With Gülen having largely ...

Influential cleric Fethullah Gülen, known for starting the faith movement Hizmet in 1969 and blamed for a failed coup against Turkish leader Erdoğan, dies in the US aged 83.

AKP parliamentarian Galip Ensarioğlu from Diyarbakır concedes that links exist between the AKP and Gülen movement, but dismisses the notion that the party sees the Gülenists as a parallel power.