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Ekrem İmamoğlu, the newly elected mayor of İstanbul, has received executives from Amedspor, a football club based in the predominantly Kurdish Southeast, the Bold Medya news website reported. “I had promised to stand with them,” ...
PHOTO: Nomad Capitalist website. Turkey’s Justice Ministry is working on a regulation to reinstate the passports of 150,000 public servants whose travel documents were cancelled after they were purged from their posts in the aftermath ...
Some 150,000 public sector workers have lost their jobs since the attempted putsch which the government says was orchestrated by US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen, leading to a mass crackdown on alleged supporters (AFP Photo/OZAN KOSE) ...
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