... HARI SREENIVASAN: So, one of the things that you have been able to do with Turkey is to slow the flow of migrants coming from Turkey into Greece. You have sort of orchestrated almost a refugee swap. If they can keep the people coming across from Turkey to Greece, perhaps ...
... had suspended nearly 8,000 officers across the country. In addition to more than 2,700 judges fired within a day after Erdogan returned to Turkey, 262 military judges have been suspended, according to private broadcaster NTV. Arrests have also heavily impacted the armed forces, with 99 of Turkey’s ...
And so today you saw the White House press secretary taking concerns -- taking care to say, look, Turkey is a member, and it's a member. This is not like the E.U.. But there's certainly concern in the White House that this is going to deepen the rift ...
The Turkish government, led by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, detained 6,000 people after this weekend’s failed military coup, including three generals and hundreds of soldiers. On Sunday, tens of thousands marched through the streets of Ankara in a show of support for the Erdogan government. Special correspondent Marcia Biggs joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss.
... become more severe and Turkey is going to become more unstable. HARI SREENIVASAN: Ambassador Edelman, it's almost impossible to understate the geographic importance of Turkey considering the fights that the Western world is launching against ISIS and parts of the Syrian government. ERIC EDELMAN: Yes, I mean, Turkey is ...
Citizens surged the streets of Turkey on Saturday after supporters of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan successfully quelled an overnight coup attempt that left more than 265 dead. Nationalists waved the country’s flag and stood atop abandoned tankers near government buildings that were bombed and shot by militia trying ...
... he said. "Right now the chain of command has been put on hold." The U.S. State Department confirmed martial law is in effect for Turkey and added that all flights had been suspended at Ataturk Istanbul Airport, the third largest airport in Europe. Despite the president's return, there ...
... say Ankara increasingly sees Russia as an important partner, not only in the fight against ISIS. BORA BAYRAKTAR, Istanbul Kultur University: Russia provides balance for Turkey. Turkey always needed a power to balance European and American demands. JANE FERGUSON: Those swings in alliances continue, as Syria's war tests country ...
In response, parade organizers are speaking out against the ban. They said stopping the parade is illegal, and they promised to take the issue to court.
A car bomb exploded near a police vehicle in Istanbul, Turkey on Tuesday, killing 11 people and wounding 36 others. There were no immediate claims of responsibility, but four people were detained in connection to the blast. This is the fourth bombing to hit Istanbul this year. Tuesday's bombing ...
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