Aljazeera.com | Turkey court says Twitter ban violates rights Aljazeera.com Turkey's telecoms authority (TIB) blocked access to Twitter on March 21 after Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would "root out" the network, following a stream of anonymously posted audio tapes purporting to expose corruption in his inner ... Turkey Twitter ban: Constitutional court rules illegal US Congress members call on Turkey to restore access to social media Turkey's constitutional court: Twitter ban violates free speech |
Wall Street Journal | Not on Ballot, Turkey's Premier Still Gets Push From Party in Local Elections New York Times “This nation has given a message to Turkey and to the world,” Mr. Erdogan proclaimed in an emotional late-night victory speech in Ankara, the capital, in front of thousands of supporters. “They said this nation will not bow and Turkey will not be ... Turkey PM Has Boost in Apparent Local Election Win Turkey's Controversial Prime Minister Emboldened By Local Elections Recep Tayyip Erdogan claims victory in Turkey national polls |
Trend.az | TURKEY WELCOMES SYRIAN ARMENIANS Daily Sabah BRUSSELS — Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, speaking to Daily Sabah on his way to the NATO summit in Brussels, said Turkey would remain sensitive to developments in the region and follow an independent foreign policy, despite the fact that ... Davutoğlu: EU should consult Turkey before criticizing social media ban Turkey's FM to attend NATO meeting on Ukraine The EU should consult with us before making claims: Turkish FM |
Asbarez Armenian News | Christians flee Syria's Kessab, Twitter cries atrocities, Armenia accuses Turkey RT The Syrian Army is trying to retake the Christian majority town of Kessab reportedly seized by al-Qaeda-linked forces. The attack made hundreds of ethnic Armenians flee and caused international outcry with Armenia blaming Turkey for supporting extremists. Reality Check—Talking to Turkey Fall of Kassab will be costly for Turkey Davutoğlu: Turkey's doors wide open to Kessab Armenians |
BBC News | Turkey: Water cannon blasts protesters in Ankara BBC News Riot police in Turkey have fired water cannon at demonstrators on the streets of the capital Ankara. The people were calling for a recount of some of the results in Sunday's local elections. The governing AK party of Prime Minister Recep Tayip Erdogan ... Turkey elections: Test of Erdogan's rule? Election protests in Turkey as opposition cries foul Turkey's opposition should rediscover its strengths |
Toronto Star | How cats changed the course of democracy in Turkey Toronto Star When the power went out during ballot-counting after last week's national election in Turkey, energy minister Taner Yildiz immediately blamed nefarious intruders: Cats. Yildiz said felines had invaded power stations, and that's what was causing the ... Turkey's Latest Enemy of the State: Cats Turkish Official Blames Election Night Power Outages On A Cat Turkey: Cat Blamed for Ankara Election Night Power Blackouts |
Stop Turkey's EU accession, say German parties Deutsche Welle On Monday evening (31.03.2014), her party's general secretary, Andreas Scheuer, had called for the negotiations on Turkey's accession to the European Union to be stopped. "It is becoming clear that Erdogan's Turkey does not belong to Europe," he said ... |
BBC News | Turkey's online censorship just took a sinister Orwellian turn Quartz Over the weekend, Google reported that Turkey had intercepted traffic to its public domain name system (DNS) service—part of prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's increasingly draconian crackdown against the social media networks that are being used ... Turkey hijacks servers in social media crackdown Google says Turkey is intercepting web traffic to spy on... Google: Turkey is blocking our DNS service |
The Daily Star | The Syrian Civil War May Be About to Go Fully Regional The New Republic On Thursday, a video was posted on YouTube containing an alleged recording of high-ranking Turkish officials discussing a potential military intervention into Syria in defense of a tiny Turkish exclave 25 miles south of the Turkey-Syria border. In its ... Syrian boys become breadwinners as parents struggle in Turkey Turkey is at war with Syria, Erdoğan says in post-election speech Turkey fires artillery into Syria in border incident |
YAŞAR YAKIŞ Today's Zaman The second reason why Turkey is affected by the Crimean crisis is that Turkey and Russia are on the opposite sides of this issue. Turkey is, naturally, on the side of those who oppose the annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation. This is not only ... |