Sedat Peker accuses senior government figures of crimes including murder, rape, corruption and drug trafficking
Turkish television shows are popular fare throughout the Muslim world during Ramadan, full of tales of palace intrigue and the criminal underworld.
Anonymous government official quoted by BBC Turkish confirms some of Sedat Peker’s claims
Women slam sexist language in recent political debate
Turkey seeks arrest of mafia boss who alleges crimes by Erdoğan allies
50.8% of Turks have been watching the video series of.Mafia boss. Only 12.8% doubt the veracity of his revelations about Erdoğan’s inner circle. This is a political earhquake. It will have big consequences. https://t.co/emiCvPVJFA
— Timur Kuran (@timurkuran) May 26, 2021
Turkish reporter’s question to ministers signals desire to return to ‘original AKP’ – analyst
Pro-AKP media boss sues professor for tweeting about censorship of Paradise Papers report
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