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Bank Asya Manisa Branch Head Arrested

Bank Asya, öğrencilere Altın Hesap hediye etti

Niyazi Mutlu Şendur, the Manisa branch head of Bank Asya, was arrested on Wednesday. According to reports, Şendur was detained earlier the same day on charges of “attempting to change the constitutional order,” and “forming and being a member of ...

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Dr. Yılmaz: Mentioning Hitler is Logical and Reasonable for Erdogan

In his recent article Dr. Ihsan Yılmaz discussed President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s recent example on Hitler’s Germany for a presidential system. Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has defended his push for a presidential system of government by citing “Hitler’s Germany” as ...

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Combatting the Extremist Cancer

The cover topic of the 108th issue of the Fountain magazine is entitled “Muslims must combat the extremist cancer”. I think you know what that cancer refers to. The lead article, written by Fethullah Gulen, was indeed recently published in ...

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Police Raids Şifa University Hospitals

Yasam-Saglik

The police have conducted raids on nine hospitals of Şifa University for the purpose of shutting down the hospitals on the orders of the İzmir Public Prosecutor’s Office. Government-led intimidation operation reported on Friday by news portal haberturk.com. The report ...

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Censorship at the NT Bookstores

Ertugrul Gunay

Ertuğrul Günay, former culture and tourism minister has criticized the decision to remove all books written by renowned scholar Fethullah Gulen from the NT bookstores that belong to the Kaynak Holding. Thi decision was made by the government-appointed new trustees ...

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Hizmet Movement Can Connect Religious and Secular Countries

gulen-movement-in-europa

Despite Turkish governments’ efforts to shut down all organizations connected with Hizmet movement, international actors admit that activity of the movement can bring significant benefit to the humanity. During the two-day symposium, organized jointly by the Dialog and Education Association ...

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