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Upcoming Turkish elections could face unprecedented fraud

Nis 9, 2015 | Upcoming Turkish elections could face unprecedented fraud için yorumlar kapalı

A suspicious series of events over the past week has ratcheted up security concerns ahead of the June 7 general elections in Turkey. First, an unexplained electricity cut across the country on April 1 led Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu to speculate about a terrorist attack. Few hours after that statement, a state prosecutor was taken […]

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Turkey, Iran and the Iraqi Kurds et al.

Eki 4, 2010 | Turkey, Iran and the Iraqi Kurds et al. için yorumlar kapalı

Turkey’s Iran policy is creating confusion. It certainly is difficult to understand the Middle East politics, which benefits from the rule of taqiyeh that is based on “misleading other’s about one’s own true beliefs or intentions.” It also comes in the form of disinformation. Two recent events may shed light on how this seemingly friendship may currently be complimentary while at the same time veiling a strong contradiction in their respective interests. Therefore, before writing Turkey on Iran’s side, caution is a must.

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