Turkey
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Corruption Scandal Is Edging Near Turkish Premier : The Newyork Times
Turkish protesters in Istanbul on Wednesday shouted slogans as they held signs calling for the government’s resignation. Sedat Suna / European Pressphoto Agency By TIM ARANGO December […]
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TREASON TIME WITH TRAVIS
I’m standin’ here. You make the move. You make the move. It’s your move. Huh? You talkin’ to me? You talkin’ to me? You talkin’ […]
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WE ARE 5 MILLION AND GROWING STRONGER- MEMBERSHIP AND DUES FOR 2014
in Turkeyhttps://www.turkishnews.com/tr/content/2013/12/25/iste-erdogandaki-buyuk-panigin-sebebi/ 5 MILYONUZ VE BUYUYORUZ – WE ARE 5 MILLION AND GROWING STRONGER SIZ OLMADAN BIZ BIR EKSIGIZ VE TAMAM DEGILIZ www.turkishnews.com/tr/content/bagislar-ve-uye-aidatlari/ Baskanimiz Sayin […]
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The Political Future Of Turkey May Be Decided On This Quiet Road In Rural Pennsylvania
ADAM TAYLOR Before it’s even begun, Turkey’s 2014 is already looking rocky. For the first time, the country will hold direct presidential elections, and there […]
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Turkey Will Either Lose Erdogan or Democracy
in TurkeyBy Marc Champion Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg There are two reasons Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan may not survive the current government corruption scandals in […]
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Power struggle racks Erdogan government in Turkey
in TurkeyBy Gul Tuysuz, CNN December 19, 2013 — Updated 1032 GMT (1832 HKT) Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara on December 18, 2013 STORY HIGHLIGHTS […]
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Corruption Scandal Is Edging Near Turkish Premier : The Newyork Times
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TREASON TIME WITH TRAVIS
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WE ARE 5 MILLION AND GROWING STRONGER- MEMBERSHIP AND DUES FOR 2014
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The Political Future Of Turkey May Be Decided On This Quiet Road In Rural Pennsylvania
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Turkey Will Either Lose Erdogan or Democracy
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Power struggle racks Erdogan government in Turkey