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Home | ALL NEWS | WORLD | Occupy Turkey Turmoil Continues to Split Country

Occupy Turkey Turmoil Continues to Split Country

July 25, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Update on Occupy Turkey Turmoil Erdogan

Update on Occupy Turkey Turmoil as government continues heavy handed response to peaceful protest

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Revenge politics in Turkey. “Financial inspectors, police raid biggest Turkish firm owned by Koç

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Financial inspectors, police raid biggest Turkish firm owned by Koç Finance officials reportedly staged a raid at Koç Holding’s Tüpraş due to allegations of manufacturing smuggled fuel.

Turkey probes tax affairs of Koc energy.

EFD Rights Watch: Utku Kali, a Turkish soldier, may face 25 years in jail for leaking ‘Reyhanlı bombing files’

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Turkish soldier may face 25 years in jail for leaking ‘Reyhanlı bombing files’ A military prosecutor has demanded 25 years imprisonment for the gendarme accused of leaking secret documents on the Reyhanlı bombings-linked to terrorist activities.

Turkey blames Israel for breakdown ANKARA, Turkey,

July 25 (UPI) – Turkey’s deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc blames Israel for failing to reach agreement on compensation for Mavi Marmara victims.

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Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Middle East, Occupy Turkey, Turkey

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