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Suspicious abductions in Turkey raise fears of state role

Under President Erdogan forced disappearances had ceased entirely. But rights activists worry they may have started again...

Turkey’s Academic Exodus is Destroying its Future

The mass flight of freethinking academics is one of the damaging consequences of Erdogan’s purge

Turkey’s economy: The next casualty of Erdogan’s state of emergency

As the leader consolidated power, he replaced his original reform agenda with cronyism, nepotism & graft

Mitsotakis blasts government over fires (photos-video)

Government shifting the blame to cover incompetence

Turkish opposition claims Erdogan building private intelligence service

Turkey may have a new intelligence service. If so, it is probably illegal

The disappearing Imam: Gulen & uncovering the mysteries of Turkey’s coup operation

A deep look into the failed coup in Turkey

Mitsotakis: “Tsipras’s arrogance and opportunism cost Greeks dearly” (video)

Leader of ND says Tsipras has the nerve to talk about taking the country out of memorandums when he has fastened it to years of more austerity

Greek President: “Separation of powers not a privilege for judges but a guarantee”

“Only in a democratic regime & the separation of powers that is inherent in this can a person live & create freely”

Turkey’s parliament could be finalizing its own demise

It's not possible to regulate people's thoughts, but Turkey's president has come up with the next-best thing: controlling their words

Turkey sees foes at work in gold mines, cafes and ‘Smurf Village’

The government has seized more than 950 companies, from a baklava chain to a major construction firm

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