NPR | Turkey Blocks Wikipedia Accusing It Of Running 'Smear Campaign' NPR But the Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications Ministry told the state-run agency, "Instead of coordinating against terrorism, (Wikipedia) has become part of an information source which is running a smear campaign against Turkey in the ... Turkey just banned Wikipedia, labeling it a 'national security threat' Turkey blocks Wikipedia over what it calls terror 'smear campaign' Turkey blocks access to Wikipedia, alleging "smear campaign" |
WHTC | Turkey fires 3900 in second post-referendum purge WHTC ISTANBUL/ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey on Saturday expelled more than 3,900 people from the civil service and military as threats to national security, in the second major purge since President Tayyip Erdogan was granted sweeping new powers. Erdogan ... Turkey sacks 4000 more officials in coup-bid crackdown Turkey purges 4000 civil servants, bans TV dating programs Turkey bans popular TV and radio dating shows |
Washington Post | Tensions rise between Turkey, US along Syrian border Washington Post ISTANBUL — Tensions rose Saturday along the Turkish-Syrian border as both Turkey and the United States moved armored vehicles to the region and Turkey's leader once again demanded that the United States stop supporting Syrian Kurdish militants there ... Erdogan: Turkey and US can wipe out ISIL in Raqqa More U.S. Strykers Appear in Syria as Tensions With Turkey Flare Trump's Cruel Silence on Turkey |
RTE.ie | Turkey fires 3900 civil servants and bans dating shows RTE.ie Turkish authorities have expelled more than 3,900 people from the civil service, military and gendarmerie, the government said in its Official Gazette today, in what appears to be the latest large-scale purge related to last year's failed coup. The ... |
The Mercury News | What's keeping a wild turkey from moving on with the flock? The Mercury News Is it a hen mourning her destroyed nest, or a young tom looking for love? |
Aljazeera.com | Turkey's Diyarbakir struggles to rebuild Aljazeera.com Diyarbakir, one of the biggest cities in southeastern Turkey, has for decades been crucial to the ongoing conflict between the Turkish government and Kurdish fighters. Located along the Tigris River, this bastion of Kurdish nationalism lies at the ... |
US-led coalition disagrees with Turkey over YPG-PKK ties ARA News A US-led coalition spokesperson on Saturday told ARA News that for the United States there is a difference between the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and the People's Protection Units (YPG). The US-led coalition recognizes the PKK as a threat to Turkey. |
The Hill (blog) | Trump team did background check on Flynn, knew of Turkey ties: report The Hill (blog) The House Oversight Committee said earlier this week that Flynn may have broken the law by taking payments from Russia and Turkey without approval from the military and State Department. He had reportedly been previously warned against taking such ... |
NPR | Turkey Arrests More Than 1000 In Massive Purge Of Its Police Forces NPR Turkish authorities have launched a massive detention operation, arresting more than 1,000 people nationwide on Wednesday. The Turkish government says the arrests are aimed at supporters of the U.S-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom President Recep ... Turkey referendum chiefs defend decision to count unstamped ballots The Latest: Turkey releases official referendum results Turkey suspends 9000 police officers for 'Gulen links' |
Breitbart News | EU Adds Cost of Migrants in Turkey to Brexit Bill Breitbart News The bill for Britain's Brexit divorce settlement is growing ever longer, with leaders in Brussels now saying that Britain should continue to pick up a portion of the tab for migrants living in Turkey beyond accession. Initial demands that Britain ... |