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Demystifying Turkey’s jailed journalists debate
Almost all journalists jailed in Turkey were detained on a number of criminal charges, their profession was ‘irrelevant’ Middle East -
Media: Turkey drops case against 60 people in graft probe
The suspects were detained in mid-December when the corruption scandal first erupted Middle East -
Turkey PM: Twitter is a ‘tax evader’
Erdogan blocked access to Twitter late March, but a court ruling lifted the ban two-weeks later Middle East -
Turkey lifts Twitter ban after court ruling
Access to Twitter is expected to be restored in the coming hours Digital -
Twitter still blocked despite Turkish court ruling
Turkey’s Constitutional Court ruled that the ban violates rights to free expression and demanded that access is restored Digital -
Is there an alternative to Erdogan?
The Turkish prime minister has one big and very effective weapon: the myth that he has no alternative Middle East -
Erdogan’s government hit with new recording of alleged corruption
The latest online leak comes after a number of audio recordings were posted on social media sites, one allegedly of Erdogan himself Middle East -
Turkish parliament delivers blow to schools run by Erdogan rival
The government has accused cleric Fethullah Gulen of concocting a graft scandal to compromise Erdogan and his government Middle East -
Removal of 1,000 police officers is ‘routine’ for Turkey
Interior Minister Efkan Ala played down the mass purge of police and prosecutors, which came in the wake of a probe launched on Dec. 17 World News -
Corruption scandal tests Turkey’s cowed media
Much of the press is in no position to capitalize on the scandal by taking a more robust line with Erdogan’s government Print -
Turkey needs to calm down
Turkey needs to restore a perception of tranquility for the sake its responsibilities in the region Middle East -
Erdogan takes center stage in Turkey’s ongoing crisis
Last year was full of setbacks in Turkish foreign policy, considering the tension between Turkey and many Arab countries Features -
To save itself, Turkish government stabs hard-won democracy
The troubling trend of a 'deep state' in Turkey has flourished despite the recent graft probe of the country's government Analysis -
Turkey PM rejects corruption claims against son
Turkey’s Cumhuriyet newspaper reported that two of the ministers whose sons were detained had accepted over $60 million in bribes Middle East -
Turkey purges thousands in graft probe backlash
Turkish authorities sacked thousands in response to the corruption investigation Middle East -
Erdogan's Arab allies disappointed
Those who are defeated dream of a savior coming even from afterlife. They exalt Salaheddine who died before 900 years and they carry the pictures of ... Middle East -
Erdogan may prevail at high cost in Turkey’s political civil war
Opposition looks unable to prevent Turkish PM’s plan to put appointment of judges further under government control Analysis -
Turkish president intervenes in political crisis
President Abdullah Gül is due to meet with PM Erdogan over a plan to restructure judiciary Middle East -
Turkish separation of powers: govt, govt and govt
Erdogan and his government’s unaccountable behavior stems from a strong hope that people will approve their legitimacy Middle East -
Partisanship is damaging Turkey and beyond
We too readily assume that everything has two sides and that it is our duty to be on one or the other World -
Turkey’s Erdogan says not opposed to military coup plot retrials
The military complaint came as Erdogan’s government is weakened by a wide-ranging corruption investigation Middle East -
Turkish currency hits low amid corruption scandal
Dozens of people have been detained and the prime minister was forced to reshuffle his government Economy -
Erdogan denounces ‘plot’ against Turkey’s future
Erdogan reiterated his view that forces in Turkey and abroad are conspiring to oust him from power. World News -
Reasons behind arrest of Iranian billionaire still unclear
The tycoon’s arrest came a day after President Hassan Rowhani publically ordered his government to fight “financial corruption” Middle East -
Turkish military seeks review of coup plot convictions
Complaint comes as Erdogan deals with corruption probe Middle East -
Turkish lira hits new record low amid political crisis
Turkey’s financial markets tumbled due to political instability as a corruption probe targeted several key allies Economy -
Game show vanishes amid Turkish graft scandal
In an episode of “Kelime Oyunu” (“Word Game”) a contestant was asked to guess a six-letter slang word for someone who takes bribes Entertainment -
Tweeting in English seen as conspiracy in Turkey
Ruling party questions motives of Turkish people tweeting in English and claims its part of global conspiracy Middle East -
Battered Erdogan seen weathering storm as scandal deepens
Stewardship of the economy has long been the premier’s most impressive boast Analysis -
Report: Turkish PM's son next target of graft probe
The opposition Cumhuriyet daily predicted an “earthquake” as investigators turn their attention to an NGO connected to the premier's son Bilal Middle East