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Tag Archives: Erdogan
Sooner or later justice will catch up with all autocrats, and Turkey’s ‘dictator’ is no exception
Britain’s right-wing tabloids have been trying to use a crisis in a foreign country to attack Jeremy Corbyn. But that exposes their blatant hypocrisy. Because one of Theresa May’s closest allies is an (alleged) war criminal. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Resistance, War
Tagged Erdogan, Kurds, Sweden, Turkey, Universal Jurisdiction
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After arresting Amnesty International’s head, Erdogan unleashes new purge of opponents
Labour MP David Lammy has written a strongly worded letter to UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. He asked Johnson to condemn the human rights crackdown taking place in Turkey. The latest repression has seen the imprisonment of the head of … Continue reading
Posted in Government, no category
Tagged Amnesty International, Boris Johnson, Erdogan, Turkey, Turkey coup
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US condemns Turkey for its bombing of Coalition partners fighting ISIS
After NATO member Turkey bombed anti-terrorist ground forces in Syria and Iraq on 25 April, the US Department of State released a statement of condemnation. This was a public dressing down. But so far, it appears to have had little impact. To read more … Continue reading
Theresa May’s friend just did ISIS a huge favour by bombing their opponents
In the early hours of 25 April 2017, Turkish jet fighters reportedly bombed the headquarters of the front-line troops fighting Daesh (Isis/Isil). This came only weeks after the latest arms deal secured by British Prime Minister Theresa May with Turkey’s … Continue reading
Posted in Government, no category, War
Tagged arms sypplies, Erdogan, fighter jets, Iraq, PKK, SDF, Syria, Turkey, YPG
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Immunity from prosecution is rejected for Trump insider, but it’s not all about Russia
Retired US lieutenant general and former national security adviser Michael Flynn recently offered to testify about alleged links between Russia and US President Donald Trump. But the Senate Intelligence Committee rejected his request for immunity. As former attorney Seth Abramson has said, however: Flynn’s … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Intelligence, no category
Tagged Christopher Steele, Donald Trump, Erdogan, Inovo, KRG, Michael Flynn, Peshmerga, Putin, Russia, Turkey
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Supporters of Turkey’s president hack Twitter accounts, but the outcome is not what they wanted
In the latter stages of the election campaign in The Netherlands, hundreds of Twitter accounts were hijacked by president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s supporters, accusing the governments of The Netherlands (and Germany) of being Nazis. Also Turkish government ministers threatened to … Continue reading
Yazidis and Syrian Kurds and their allies under attack by Turkey and its proxies
The last 36 hours have seen major developments in the Middle East in defiance of directives issued by British and US-led Coalition forces. Turkish militias are attacking anti-Daesh (Isis/Isil) units near the Syrian city of Manbij. And at the same … Continue reading
As Trump dithers, Turkey issues ultimatum to anti-ISIS fighters in Syria
Kurdish-led militias fighting Daesh (Isis/Isil) in northern Syria have provided details this week of new attacks on villages which they had previously liberated from jihadi forces. But these attacks didn’t come from Daesh. They came from Turkey. And as Donald Trump dithers … Continue reading
Turkey’s latest moves hint at the next tragic stage of the Middle East war [OPINION]
Turkey’s volatile president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has issued statements attacking the Obama administration and its role in the Middle East. And his allies in Turkey have followed suit. Such outbursts may well signal the end of NATO’s role in the … Continue reading
Moves to prosecute Turkey’s president for crimes against humanity: the evidence
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is currently being asked to take action against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his ministers. Lawyers, meanwhile, have slammed their regime for “systematic war crimes”. And the evidence is overwhelming. Action through the ICC is the … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence, War
Tagged Erdogan, ICC, Kurdistan, Kurds, Turkey, war crimes
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