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Gulen in the Press

Mustafa Akyol on the Gulen Movement

Mustafa Akyol, an important figure in Turkey’s intellectual fabric, wrote on the Gulen Movement and the fear mongering that’s going on around it. Akyol emphasizes on the disinformation that plagued the Turkish society for so long and how the Gulen ...

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Letter to the Editors of Newsweek

As a longtime subscriber to Newsweek, I have valued your mixture of news and opinion pieces. It is getting harder, however, to tell the difference. Case in point, the article by Soner Cagaptay in the March 8 issue, entitled “Turkey’s ...

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The Crisis in Turkey?

In the past week, several alarmist pieces, including Soner Cagaptay’s “What’s Really Behind Turkey’s Coup Arrests?’ and Daniel Pipes’ “Crisis in Turkey,” have warned of a mortal crisis that threatens Turkey’s future and its relationship with Europe and the US.

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Soner Cagaptay’s war against decency

My name is Lawrence Arthur Forman and I am the Faculty Advisor of the Turkish-Muslim Better Understanding Club of Old Dominion University, where I am an adjunct Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religion. I am also the rabbi-emeritus ...

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Turkish-American Night in Maryland

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State senators and delegates of Maryland joined together with Turkish-Americans and enjoyed everything from Turkiye’s food to its ancient crafts. The Intercultural Reception was held at the Loews Hotel on February 23rd, organized by the Maryland Turkish American Inhabitants (MARTI). ...

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