Democracy
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Archbishop joins criticism of BBC refusal to screen Gaza appeal
in UKCorporation receives 11,000 complaints and 50 MPs plan to back motion calling on BBC to change its mind over aid film The Archbishop of Canterbury […]
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The Turkish prime minister’s biggest asset is his opposition
Turkey’s politics Dec 11th 2008 | ISTANBUL From The Economist print edition FOR two decades, the leader of Turkey’s opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) has […]
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Democracy’s Close Call in Turkey
in TurkeyTurkey narrowly averted an incalculable disaster last week. The Constitutional Court turned back a state prosecutor’s request to dissolve the ruling Justice and Development Party and ban 71 of […]
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`Ice warrior’ poised to repel rise of Islamic rule in Turkey …. Jon Swain
Erdogan is expected to start work on a new constitution, but the court’s verdict has served notice that it and the military will be watching his party closely for any signs of Islamic activity and he will have to be careful how he goes about constitutional reform.
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Democracy’s Close Call in Turkey
in TurkeyTurkey narrowly averted an incalculable disaster last week. The Constitutional Court turned back a state prosecutor’s request to dissolve the ruling Justice and Development Party […]
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A triumph for Turkey – and its allies
By M K Bhadrakumar The Israelis are expected to know something extra about their tough neighborhood that we do not know. In all probability, the […]
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Archbishop joins criticism of BBC refusal to screen Gaza appeal
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The Turkish prime minister’s biggest asset is his opposition
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Democracy’s Close Call in Turkey
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`Ice warrior’ poised to repel rise of Islamic rule in Turkey …. Jon Swain
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Democracy’s Close Call in Turkey
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A triumph for Turkey – and its allies