Turkish court case worries EU Financial Times, UK – Jun 30, 2008 By Vincent Boland in Ankara The constitutional court in Turkey will hear two crucial arguments this week in a case that seeks to ban the ruling party amid … |
Turkey ready to ban ruling Islamist party The Australian, Australia – Jun 30, 2008 TURKEY'S top court will this week hear a case to shut down the ruling party for alleged Islamist activities – an outcome that could halt the country's … |
Turks 'oppose' ruling party ban Aljazeera.net, Qatar – Jun 30, 2008 The majority of Turks say they would not favour banning the ruling party and think that any such decision would trigger unrest in the country, according to … |
Turkish party faces court battle for survival Reuters – Jun 30, 2008 By Paul de Bendern ISTANBUL (Reuters) – Turkey's ruling AK Party, accused of plotting to establish an Islamic state, faces a battle for survival this week … |
Court judgment for Turkey's ruling party Times Online, UK – Jun 29, 2008 Turkey's top court will hear a case this week to shut down the ruling party for alleged Islamist activities, a fate that could halt its hard-won European … |
Turks Court Disaster Times Online, UK – Jun 29, 2008 Turkey's judges are being asked to ban the country's ruling party and its leading politicians. If they want to save democracy they will refuse Turkey's … |
The Amazing Adventures Of The Ergenekon Mates Turkish Press, MI – 13 hours ago By Mustafa AKYOL TDN – The two crucial court cases that are taking place in Ankara and Istanbul are telltale examples. The one in Ankara, the notorious … |
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Waterloo Record, Canada – 19 hours ago The Ottoman Empire had already been in retreat for over a century when the Young Turk revolution broke out in July 1908. Some of the Young Turks hoped to … |
Turkish PM to skip summit New Straits Times, Malaysia – Jul 4, 2008 KUALA LUMPUR: Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan will not be attending the Sixth Summit of the Group of Eight Islamic Developing Countries (D-8) hosted … |
Will time come for 1980s generals? Today's Zaman, Turkey – Jul 4, 2008 As Turkey's civilian leaders try to bring the plotters behind recent aborted coups to justice, some are hoping that this will lead to the trial of the … |
A hot summer in Turkey Turkish Daily News (subscription), Turkey – Jul 4, 2008 We are having a hot summer in Turkey not only because of global warming but also because of the incredibly hot political agenda. … |
Clock ticking on AKP's fate Turkish Daily News (subscription), Turkey – Jul 4, 2008 It may be six weeks before a verdict is handed down following the hearing to outlaw the Justice and Development Party, or AKP, Osman Paksüt, … |
Detainees appear in court Turkish Daily News (subscription), Turkey – Jul 4, 2008 The four most high-profile defendants in the Ergenekon political trial were brought to court in Istanbul Friday. Following their arrests, retired generals, … |
Democracy in Turkey is not in danger: Erdogan Focus News, Bulgaria – Jul 4, 2008 Ankara. Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in the court that the political tension will be overcome and the democracy in Turkey is not in danger, Reuters reported. … |
Closure case causes concern Oxford Analytica (subscription), UK – Jul 4, 2008 Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) made verbal submissions to the Constitutional Court yesterday in the closure case lodged against it in … |
Turkey's ruling party denies Islamism in court Southeast European Times, MD – Jul 4, 2008 The ruling AKP told the Constitutional Court that it has no hidden agenda to bring Islamist rule to the country. Turkey's highest court is expected to … |
Press Review Turkish Press, MI – Jul 4, 2008 President Abdullah Gul will travel to Kazakhstan today to attend the 10th anniversary of Astana becoming the country's capital. His Russian, Georgian and … |
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