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| Turkey's Erdogan wants to make adultery a crime The growing rift between Turkey and Europe could have an unexpected side effect: making adultery a crime for Turks. On Feb. 20, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared that his country should criminalize adultery in conjunction with a drive to increase penalties on child abuse. "Those who commit ...
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| February 28, July 15 are the same front: Yesterday the target was Erbakan, today it's Erdoğan They not only wanted to stop Erbakan but also President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. They wanted to destroy Turkey's present by stopping Erbakan. They tried to stop Turkey's major change, revolution of today all the way back in the 1997s. They thought that by stopping Erbakan, they would prevent the ...
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| Turkey hands journalist serving life sentence another five years: state media The court also ruled the same article had insulted Erdogan, Anadolu said. Insulting the president is a crime in Turkey. Altan, a well known journalist and author who had previously been editor of the now-defunct liberal newspaper Taraf, was detained for some 17 months before his life sentence was ...
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| My News Feed But the operation has raised tensions in Turkey's increasingly polarised society ahead of 2019 elections, with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan inspiring devotion and opposition in equal measure. Erdogan in a speech in the eastern region of Kahramanmaras on Saturday raised eyebrows by inviting on ...
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| Main opposition CHP hints at 'alliance of principles' for upcoming elections ... an "alliance of principles" for the upcoming 2019 elections, for which the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) and the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) are endorsing the candidacy of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and pushing for a legislative amendment allowing pre-election alliances.
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| Turkish writer given new prison term after life jailing Ahmet Altan was convicted on two charges of publishing "terror propaganda" and insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. He was sentenced to a total of five years and 11 months in jail. Altan was jailed for life on February 16, along with his writer brother Mehmet and veteran journalist Nazli Ilicak, ...
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