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ANKARA, Turkey -- A Turkish court on Wednesday convicted a Swedish journalist of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
ANKARA, Turkey — A Turkish court on Wednesday convicted a Swedish journalist of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Agence France-Presse on MSNSwedish journalist's trial opens in TurkeyA Swedish journalist arrested on arrival in Istanbul to cover last month's massive street protests goes on trial Wednesday on ...
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Asharq Al-Awsat on MSNKurdistan Region Blames ‘Terrorist Group’ for Peshmerga AttackFive members of the Kurdish Peshmerga forces were wounded in two separate drone attacks targeting military positions in ...
Syria's political shifts and Kurdish autonomy discussed by Salih Muslim Muhammad in Realpolitik interview with Stanly Johny.
Kurdish parties in eastern Syria united to push for a decentralized, democratic Syria. They seek integration with Damascus ...
A conference for Kurdish unity in northeast Syria (Rojava) will serve as an example for Kurds in other countries, said a ...
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - Around 400 delegates have arrived in Qamishli, northeast Syria (Rojava) to attend the first Kurdish ...
After sentencing Joakim Medin for “insulting Erdoğan,” a Turkish court suspended the ruling but kept him jailed on separate terrorism charges. Rights groups say Turkey is using anti-terror laws to ...
Swedish journalist Joakim Medin — reprsented by MLSA — was handed a suspended sentence for “insulting the president” in Turkey but remains jailed in a separate case on terrorism-related charges.… ...
Kurdish independence has been an unresolved problem in West Asia for over a century, but a solution may be in sight. Two ...
A new wave of operations come a month after the arrest of Mayor İmamoğlu and 47 others in a corruption investigation.
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