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Press Roundup
University graduate Kadri İşgören, who failed to score enough points on the State Personnel Examination to be employed at a state institution, earns a living by paving sidewalks with his brother. İşgören studied fine arts at Fırat University.
YAŞ maneuvers
A question to which everyone is looking for an answer these days is, “Will senior officers who stand accused in the Sledgehammer coup case be promoted at this year’s Supreme Military Council [YAŞ] meeting?”
Was April 27 a sinister plan?
It is ludicrous to think that the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and the General Staff collaborated for the release of the April 27 memorandum in 2007 as a way to secure more votes in the approaching election.
Cameron visits Turkey
New British foreign policy is being shaped under the leadership of Prime Minister David Cameron, who has just paid a visit to Turkey.
Press Roundup
Muslims filled mosques on Monday night, the Night of Forgiveness (Beraat), observed on the night between the 14th and 15th days of Sha’ban -- the eighth month of the Hijri calendar.
The weight on Turkey’s conscience
The shame of sending children to prison for throwing stones at the police has ended, and they will no longer be treated as terrorists.
Erdoğan administers the CHP as well
When I said that the Republican People’s Party (CHP) will eventually support the government’s constitutional reform package and its Kurdish initiative, some CHP supporters were angry with me over this claim.
Raise your voice, the apple of our eye
I no longer think that the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) is the apple of our society’s eye. How can such an institution be the apple of a nation in any part of the world?
Press Roundup
Ayyüce Kahraman, 31, left home with her six children because her husband is an alcoholic. She now stays in a house rented out by a police officer who decided to lend her a helping hand.
Say ‘no’ and oppose both to be called ‘pro-coup’
Those opposing the constitutional changes say “no” to the abolishment of Article 15 of the Constitution, which bans the trial of coup perpetrators, but don’t want to be called coup supporters.
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