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Erdogan: We will not give in to vandalism or street terrorism

The Turkish President's message ahead of the new protests for the arrest of Imamoglu

Immediate analysis: Why İmamoğlu’s arrest now – Erdoğan unchecked, exploiting Trump’s favor to expand

A highly favorable moment for the Turkish president’s plans – Social backlash and the momentum the opposition seeks to exploit

Imamoğlu’s arrest not linked to Erdogan, Turkey’s Justice Ministry says

"The suspects are alleged to have participated in a terrorist organization," Turkey's Justice Ministry said in a statement, in the first official government reaction to the arrest of Imamoglu and 105 others

Ekrem İmamoğlu: “Coup” says the opposition about his arrest – Erdoğan responds with protest ban and social media blackout

Istanbul stock exchange plunges 6.87% – İmamoğlu accused of supporting the PKK, corruption, money laundering, and leading a criminal organization

Women in Istanbul defy ban – Protest against Erdoğan’s policies

Under the watchful eyes of a strong police presence, women in Istanbul took to the streets on Saturday for International Women's Day, turning the event into a powerful protest against President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s policies

Mitsotakis – Erdogan on the Greek Prime Minister’s birthday

The Greek Prime Minister turned 57 years old - A few days ago, Mitsotakis had wished the Turkish President on his birthday

Telephone communication between Mitsotakis and Erdogan

On the occasion of the Turkish president's birthday

In Cyprus today the President of Israel: What his visit means – Front with Egypt and Greece against Erdogan

Nicosia and Tel Aviv are concerned about Turkey's role and are coordinating with an eye on the Trump presidency

Israel: Calls for international pressure on Turkey to stop attacks against Kurds in Syria

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs demands the protection of Kurds—Erdogan threatens, saying, "If necessary, we will come at night" to Syria

If necessary, “We will come at night” to Syria, Erdogan threatens

Ankara is doing "whatever is needed to open the door to reignite hopes for peace in Gaza," said the Turkish president - "We arm ourselves for prosperity, not war," he added

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