A Journalist in Exile Awaits Turkey’s Momentous Referendum Can Dündar, the former editor-in-chief of the Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet, was sentenced to five years and ten months in prison for revealing state secrets.

Can Dundar, The Case of One Turkish Journalist in Post-Coup Crackdown Turkish police raided the country's main opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet on Monday, detaining its current editor-in-chief and more than a dozen journalists. Former editor-in-chief Can Dundar today lives in exile — The Wall Street Journal interviewe Read more ... d him in Germany. Photo: Getty Images

It’s Time For 'Erdogan’s Coup': Threatened Journalist Expects Widespread Backlash In Turkey "Erdogan interpreted this attempt as 'a gift from god,'" Turkish journalist Can Dundar opines.

Gunman Shoots at Journalist

Assailant Shouts 'Traitor' and Tries to Shoot Can Dundar Outside Istanbul Court Can Dundar, the editor-in-chief of the opposition 'Cumhuriyet' newspaper, was unharmed but a reporter covering his trial appeared to have been injured in the attack.

Terrifying moment Turkish journalist is saved from gunman by his WIFE The gunman fired several times before being detained by police outside a courthouse where Can Dundar, the editor-in-chief of leading Turkish daily Cumhuriyet, is on trial for treason.

Assailant tries to shoot prominent Turkish journalist outside court An assailant attempted to shoot a prominent Turkish journalist on Friday outside a courthouse in Istanbul just before the verdict in his trial on charges of revealing state secrets was due to be announced, a Reuters witness said.