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The EU and Turkey's new judicial law that allows the government of prime minister Erdogan to control judicial appointments
10/23/2010
The new law was introduced after a split in the Islamist parties in Turkey between the Erdogan and Gulen factions in Jan 2014, leading to corruption investigations of the government.
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Erdogan Aims to Ease EU Concerns
Wall Street Journal 01.22.2014
A country's welcome rise: Is Turkey turning its back on the West?
Economist 10.23.2010
A special report on Turkey: A fading European dream
Economist 10.23.2010
A special report on Turkey: All Turks together?
Economist 10.23.2010
Turkish Intervention Fails to Stem Lira Sell-Off
Wall Street Journal 01.24.2014
Corruption Currents: From Veto Threats to Turkey’s Inside Man
Wall Street Journal 01.29.2014
Turkey: Madness on the Bosphorus
Economist 02.04.2014
Top Turkish Court Upholds Ex-Army Chief's Appeal
Wall Street Journal 03.07.2014
An Exhibition on Turkeyâs Past Resonates
New York Times 02.08.2013
Turks Feud Over Change in Education
New York Times 12.08.2014
Turkey Issues Arrest Warrant for Erdogan Rival Gulen
Wall Street Journal 12.20.2014
Why this teenager is a threat to Erdogan - The Washington Post
Washington Post 12.27.2014
Prospect of Instability Looms as Turkish Voters Deny Erdogan a Majority
New York Times 06.08.2015
Merkel Links Turkey’s E.U. Hopes to Stemming Flow of Refugees
New York Times 10.18.2015
Turkey Broadens Clampdown Against Erdogan Rivals
Wall Street Journal 03.04.2016
E.U. Woos Turkey for Refugee Help, Ignoring Rights Crackdown
New York Times 03.08.2016
As Erdogan Sculpts New Turkish Identity, Turks Look at His Work With Unease
The New York Times 07.11.2016
He’s 77, frail and lives in Pennsylvania. Turkey says he’s a coup mastermind.
Washington Post 08.03.2016
Observers Question Turkish Referendum Result as U.S. Sends Mixed Signals
WSJ 04.18.2017
Turkey's 'March for Justice': opposition calls for unity, reform | Europe | DW | 09.07.2017
DW.COM 07.09.2017
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