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Turkish President's Family Acquired $29.64-Million Tanker Through Offshore Deal: Foreign Media
The family of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are owners of a 26.5-million-euro ($29.64-million) oil tanker, which was acquired under a secretive offshore arrangement, a consortium of European news outlets reported Friday.
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Turkey Discharges Generals, Shuts Media Outlets After Coup: Official
Turkey on Wednesday said it was discharging 149 generals and ordering the closure of dozens of media outlets in the next phase of its controversial crackdown in the wake of the failed coup.
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Turkish Court Arrests British Reporters on 'Islamic State Terror' Charges
A court in Turkey's Kurdish-dominated southeast on Monday remanded in custody on terror charges two British journalists working for US-based media outlet Vice News, in a case that has sparked fresh concern about press freedoms.
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EU Ministers Agree Harder Line on Turkey Over Raids
EU ministers agreed to take a harder line on Turkey's bid for membership Tuesday, saying its recent police raids on media outlets were incompatible with the bloc's democratic values.
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Chinese City Bans Big Beards, Burqa-Wearers from Buses: Report
Amid an upsurge in separatist violence, a city in China's restive Xinjiang region has banned those in Islamic headscarves, burqas and with long beards from public transport.
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Turkey Prime Minister Accuses International Media of Spying
Turkey's embattled prime minister lashed out at international media on Tuesday, accusing news outlets of stirring unrest during the one-year anniversary of mass anti-government protests.
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Turkish President's Family Acquired $29.64-Million Tanker Through Offshore Deal: Foreign Media
The family of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are owners of a 26.5-million-euro ($29.64-million) oil tanker, which was acquired under a secretive offshore arrangement, a consortium of European news outlets reported Friday.
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Turkey Discharges Generals, Shuts Media Outlets After Coup: Official
Turkey on Wednesday said it was discharging 149 generals and ordering the closure of dozens of media outlets in the next phase of its controversial crackdown in the wake of the failed coup.
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Turkish Court Arrests British Reporters on 'Islamic State Terror' Charges
A court in Turkey's Kurdish-dominated southeast on Monday remanded in custody on terror charges two British journalists working for US-based media outlet Vice News, in a case that has sparked fresh concern about press freedoms.
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EU Ministers Agree Harder Line on Turkey Over Raids
EU ministers agreed to take a harder line on Turkey's bid for membership Tuesday, saying its recent police raids on media outlets were incompatible with the bloc's democratic values.
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Chinese City Bans Big Beards, Burqa-Wearers from Buses: Report
Amid an upsurge in separatist violence, a city in China's restive Xinjiang region has banned those in Islamic headscarves, burqas and with long beards from public transport.
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Turkey Prime Minister Accuses International Media of Spying
Turkey's embattled prime minister lashed out at international media on Tuesday, accusing news outlets of stirring unrest during the one-year anniversary of mass anti-government protests.
