“World Leaders marched against terrorism under the leadership of Davutoğlu.” zaytung @zaytungtv Dünya liderleri, Ahmet Davutoğlu önderliğinde teröre karşı yürüdü…
“Excuse me, is this the funeral of Kouachi brothers?” FKBC @birlesik Pardon!!!
Can you pass the ticket please?
FRANCE 24 English @France24_en Marching in Paris, yet blocking freedom of speech at home http://f24.my/1IebYet
3Laura Wells @wellsla #Turkey’s President #Erdogan in 2007: The term “moderate #Islam” is “ugly”, “offensive”, “an insult”
German government agrees to keep Patriot missiles in Turkey until 2016
Germany’s cabinet on Jan. 7 agreed to keep two German Patriot missile batteries in southern Turkey for another year, where they are deployed as part of a NATO mission to defend Turkey’s border with Syria.
Charlie Hebdo: Three Cartoons by Moslems that take on Radicalisation and Violent Extremism
The 7 January attack on the offices of Charlie Hebdo, a controversial Paris satirical publication that has always had its detractors …
Turkish police car attacked with rocket fire in southeast
Suspected PKK militant fired a rocket at an armored police vehicle and opened fire on a police station in the southeastern Turkish town of Cizre on Jan. 7
Expanded police powers and arrest of journalists signify a pivot away from a previous focus on democratic consolidation. The international community must pay attention to Turkey’s new security bill.
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