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Turkish court jails Erdogan critic Osman Kavala for life
Washington said it was “deeply troubled” by the “unjust” conviction.
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Washington said it was “deeply troubled” by the “unjust” conviction.
European leaders have expressed fears of a repeat of the 2015 migrant crisis.
Turkish president Erdogan formally converted the museum back into a mosque on Friday.
Turkish president Erdogan yesterday formally converted the museum back into a mosque
A 1934 Cabinet decision had turned the mosque site into a museum.
President Erdogan said that the man was not Turkey’s problem.
Events in Syria appear to represent a major setback for the US and a major victory for Syria’s President Assad and his Russian and Iranian allies, writes Tom Clonan.
Election authorities annulled the first vote in March after Erdogan’s ruling party alleged corruption.
Scott Morrison warned he would consider “all options” in reviewing ties between the two countries.
The Turkish head of state added that he hoped to have the results “very quickly”.
Erdogan won over half of all the votes in the election, the state-run news agency said.
Michael Flynn was allegedly offered the money to engineer the deportation of a rival to Turkish President Erdogan.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused Myanmar of “genocide” against the Rohingya Muslim minority.
Fethullah Gulen, the man authorities say organised the coup, currently lives in the US.
The country was marking the one-year anniversary of a failed coup.
The authorities have declared 15 July an annual national holiday of ‘democracy and unity’.
Both Republicans and Democrats say there must be consequences for the guards’ actions.
The Turkish people voted to grant President Erdogan sweeping powers in Sunday’s referendum.
The ruling Turkish leader won the referendum by 51% to 49%.
Opposition parties have claimed there were irregularities in yesterday’s referendum vote.
Over 55.3 million Turks are able to vote in the referendum on sweeping changes to the president’s role.
“I do understand national sensitivities. I’ll change it to gangsters,” Farage continued to say.
Jean-Claude Juncker has made it a red line issue
The Turkish leader’s anger has been sparked by a court ruling against women wearing hijabs to work.
The hackers were supporters of the Turkish president in an ongoing row with the Netherlands and Germany.
A diplomatic dispute between the two countries continues to worsen.
An upcoming referendum in the Netherlands if passed will increase Erdogan’s power.
Merkel’s office rejected the comparison as “absurd and out of place”.
Russian and Turkish authorities appear keen to move on after today’s airstrike.
The 19-minute video shows two uniformed men being hauled from a cage before being bound and torched.
Television pictures showed bus reduced to a smouldering wreck by the impact of the blast, as wounded were taken to ambulances.
The schoolgirls, from Aladag on Turkey’s southern coast, are said to be 14 or under.
Turkish President Erdogan assured a crowd in Ankara that the parliament would approve the legislation, and that he would ratify it.
“We lived through a very complicated moment,” Putin said, referring to an incident last November when Turkey shot down a Russian bomber on the Syrian border.
A large section of VIP seats overlooking the square were reserved for families of those killed in the coup attempt.
US ambassador John Bass said he was “deeply disturbed and offended by the accusations”.
Recep Erdogan said he was inspired by feelings of unity that has followed the recent failed coup.
It comes following Friday’s failed coup.
Prosecutors are calling for a four-year jail term for the 112-times capped striker.
Police have used teargas on protesters.