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Court arrests three over armed assault attempt targeting Eskişehir mayor
A court in the Central Anatolian province of Eskişehir has ordered the arrest of three suspects for the armed assault attempt targeting Eskişehir Mayor Yılmaz Büyükerşen on July 29.
Earlier, five suspects had been referred to court over the attempted attack.
Last day of hearings in case of daily Cumhuriyet journalists, executives as verdict expected
The last day of the first hearings in the case of daily Cumhuriyet journalists and executives began on July 28, as a verdict is expected to be announced in the evening hours.
All 17 journalists and executives from the daily have testified over the past five days.
Turkish businesspeople seek immediate end to Turkey-Germany row
Turkish businesspeople in Germany have voiced concerns to state-run Anadolu Agency over recent tension between Berlin and Ankara, demanding a speedy recovery in relations.
Germany to stand by three million Turks in country, German FM says
Germany will stand by the three million people with Turkish roots living there, its foreign
minister said, offering assurances that they were not Berlin's targets in a rapidly escalating political row with Ankara.
Majority of companies in export markets happy with Turkish goods: Poll
Almost two-thirds of companies in Turkey's top 26 markets are happy with Turkish goods, with Britain, France and India voicing the biggest content, a fresh survey showed on July 19.
Technology is politics
I have been writing "technology is politics" for years but only now are political columnists jumping on the bandwagon. Any technological progress, any new device, any new service cannot be evaluated on its own. Technology is very much intertwined with society, economics, military and politics.
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Turkey condemns Greece for opening fire on Turkish cargo ship in Aegean
The Turkish Foreign Ministry strongly condemned Greece for an incident involving a Greek coast guard boat opening fire on a Turkish commercial ship on July 3.
Youth music group forced off stage at festival in Munich, allegedly due to Turkish flag logo
A group of 10 youths playing the saz, a traditional stringed musical instrument also known as a bağlama, were forced to come off the stage in a cultural festival in the German city of Munich on July 1, amid allegations that audience members objected to their logo featuring the Turkish flag, Doğan News Agency has reported.
Jailed Turkish journalist Mehmet Altan denies allegations of Gülen links
Jailed journalist and former economics professor Mehmet Altan denied allegations against him in a court hearing on June 21 in the case into the alleged "media leg" of what prosecutors call the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), believed to be behind the July 15, 2016, coup attempt.
Now even Turkish millionaires are fleeing Erdogan’s crackdown
Turkish book agent Barbaros Altug’s reality is starting to resemble some of his most popular fiction, unfortunately for him.