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Category Archives: Turkey
Turkey’s Great Purge, by Mustafa Akyol – The New York Times
“ISTANBUL — More than a month has passed since the July 15 coup attempt in Turkey. Most people here are glad we averted a major attack on our democracy, which could have initiated not only a brutal military regime but … Continue reading
Ahmet Davutoglu Says He’ll Step Down as Turkey’s Prime Minister – The New York Times
“ISTANBUL — Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, a pivotal ally of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, announced his resignation on Thursday. The move occurred amid a disagreement between the two men over Mr. Erdogan’s drive for more power, highlighting concerns over Turkey’s … Continue reading
Sending the Wrong Signal to Turkey – The New York Times
“The choice Angela Merkel had when Turkey’s imperious president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, demanded that Germany prosecute a comedian was a variation on the dilemma posed by a kidnapper: Paying the ransom solves the immediate problem but sets a dangerous precedent.Chancellor … Continue reading
Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s Despotic Zeal – The New York Times
“Istanbul — THE virtual control he already has of a majority of Turkey’s newspapers and TV stations apparently isn’t enough for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. On Friday, with the zeal of its despotic leader, his government seized my paper, Today’s … Continue reading
Putin’s Syrian Misadventure – Tom Friedman, The New York Times
“And the ISIS threat is becoming strategic. The massive outflow of refugees from Syria and Iraq that ISIS has provoked is leading the European Union to start to close internal borders and limit the free flow of people and probably … Continue reading
Is Vladimir Putin right to label Turkey ‘accomplices of terrorists’? | World news | The Guardian
“Since the earliest months of the Syrian war, Turkey has had more direct involvement and more at stake than any of the regional states lined up against Bashar al-Assad.Turkish borders have been the primary thoroughfare for fighters of all kinds … Continue reading
America’s Dangerous Bargain With Turkey – The New York Times
“Shortly after granting access to the base, Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, launched a wave of airstrikes on Kurdish targets, reigniting a conflict that had been on the road to resolution. To make matters worse, Turkey has struck hard at … Continue reading
