Today’s Turkish judiciary drama: Kenan Evren sentenced, Balyoz Trial for re-trial, Yusuf Yerkel saved…
Former Turkish president Evren sentenced to life for staging 1980 coup Reuters UK Hundreds
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EFD Rights Watch: “All special courts to be scrapped before local elections… Possible Balyoz re-trial…
Key evidence in Turkey?s Balyoz coup case ?fabricated,? expert report says Turkey?s science watchdog
EFD Rights Watch: Web censorship in Turkey is as real as possible. Critical news site Vagus TV banned today…
Vagus.tv is a well visited online news site. It has a critical attitude, initiated by
Cengiz Aktar: Balyoz dersleri: Askersizleşme yarım yamalak olmaz
Balyoz dersleri: Askersizleşme yarım yamalak olmaz Balyoz davası ve tutuklamaların yarattığı hararete biraz mesafe alınca
Oda TV raided by police. Ergenekon trial moves onto journalistic/civil links
However it gets complicated. If there isn’t hard evidence, and there is a growing anxiety
It gets harder to plan a coup in Turkey. 163 officers arrested.
Former Air Forces Commander Gen. Halil İbrahim Fırtına and former Naval Forces Commander Adm. Özden
CHP to save Ergenekon suspects; Turkish PM says stress causes harsh rhetoric (!)
Turkey’s Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan inspects a guard of honour during a welcome ceremony in
Istanbul notes blog on Turkey’s political financing
Turkey?s opaque system of political financing by istanbulnotes In my most recent post I highlighted
Tense constitutional amendements process and new arrests at Ergenekon (or no arrests?)
found at Joe Greer New arrests in Turkish coup probe from BBC News | Europe
From Tayyip Erdoğan’s photo album…
I haven’t realized before that PM Erdoğan has a personal website. Hürriyet has a selection
Temporary peace at the top of the State
Turkey’s President Abdullah Gul (C), Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan (L) and Chief of Staff General
A roundup of aftermath of biggest raid against Ergenekon
Power shift from BBC News | Europe | World Edition Turkish army coming under increasing
Nuray Mert should be happy. Constitutional Court assures military tutelage…
Nuray Mert should be happy. The columnist who has been writing recently about a possible