Three Turkish cabinet members resign and one calls on prime minister Tayyip Erdogan to quit
Three Turkish cabinet members have resigned over the country’s escalating corruption scandal.
One of them, environment minister Erdogan Bayraktar, urged a defiant prime minister Tayyip Erdogan to follow suit. The resignations add to a week-old crisis which has pitted Erdogan against the judiciary and reignited anti-government sentiment simmering since mass street-protests in Istanbul and other cities in the summer.
Eyes have turned to President Abdullah Gül following the massive probe which could end up revealing Turkey?s greatest corruption scandal to date |
US criticizes ‘media attacks’ on its ambassador to Turkey over graft allegations
US has criticized media reports that its officials are involved in a set-up against the Turkish gov’t over recent corruption accusations
TGC Sues Police Over Media Ban Journalists Society of Turkey (TGC) sued police authorities over the entry ban and eviction of press rooms across Turkey?s police stations |
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