Ethnic groups in Asia
China warns citizens travelling to Turkey over anti-China protests
China has warned its citizens traveling in Turkey to be careful of anti-Beijing protests, in the wake of several attacks on tourists and restaurants mistaken for being Chinese in Istanbul.
The notice, posted on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website on July 5, said there have recently been "multiple" demonstrations in Turkey targeting the Chinese government.
173 Uighur refugees arrive in Turkey from Thailand
A total of 173 people from the minority Chinese Muslim community of Uighurs have arrived in Turkey from Thailand, where they were being held after fleeing China, a Turkey-based Uighur group said on July 2.
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Istanbul Chinese restaurant attacked in protest at Uighur suppression
A Chinese restaurant in Istanbul, owned by a Turkish citizen who employed a Uighur cook, was attacked on July 1 by a group protesting China's suppression of Uighur Turks living in East Turkestan.
Turkish President, MHP leader in row over support to Uighur Turks
President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an and Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader Devlet Bahçeli have clashed over which of them has actually displayed solidarity with the Muslim Uighur minority in China's northwestern Xinjiang region.
Turkey should heed the Turkish Cypriots
President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an and certain members of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) are proving once again they are only democrats unto themselves. Erdo?an always underlines the fact that he is the people?s choice, having been elected democratically.
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An open letter to Pope Francis
Dear Holy Father,
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Serbia lays wreath at monument of Red Army in Vienna
VIENNA - Charge d'Affairs of the Serbian Embassy to Austria Goran Bradic and Defense Attache Lt. Col. Goran Jeremic laid a wreath at the Soviet War Memorial in Vienna Monday to pay tribute to 17,000 Red Army soldiers fallen to liberate the Austrian capital in World War II 70 years ago.
Draconian laws of an advanced democracy
For weeks the Turkish opposition parties tried to resist and obstruct the security package from becoming law, but the government used the Oct. 6-7 Kobane unrest across the country to press ahead and legislated it. The president, who masterminded the package, swiftly signed the package into law. Now, has Turkey become more secure or has it become something closer to a police state?
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Incredible revelations
It is unbelievable. The president of the country is speaking and sending everyone into shock. Can elements within the state plot against the state, plant bombs with the state's armored cars and murder people in cold blood?
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Antithesis of radical Islam is not moderate Islam, it is secularism
For centuries, ideologues and politicians in the West have positioned themselves regarding Islam in a defensive way.