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One Year On: Economic Resistance to July 15
| EconomyMilitary interventions that interrupt the normal functioning of democratic regimes and utilize brutal military force …
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EconomyOne Year On: Economic Resistance to July 15
Military interventions that interrupt the normal functioning of democratic regimes and utilize brutal military force to suppress legitimate political authorities and their support base open deep wounds in social fabrics.
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OpinionThe Assassination of the Russian Ambassador and Its Meaning: Why Was Turkey Targeted?
By Muhittin AtamanThe assassination of the Russian ambassador to Turkey cannot be discussed without taking the national, regional and global developments and conjuncture into consideration
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Domestic PolicyAfter the Failed Coup: Whither Turkey?
By Veysel KurtTurkish people from different political backgrounds, President Erdoğan and the government stood in harmony against those who wanted to establish a dictatorship through military power
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Political Economy of the Foiled Coup in Turkey
The coup attempt was unorthodox because it was executed outside of the chain of command, i.e. not by orders from the central command of the Chief of Staff, but rather by military units controlled by Gülenist coup plotters from different divisions within the military
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5 Questions: The July 15 Coup Attempt
By Veysel KurtWe can say that the organization enacted a three-stage plan on the night of July 15.
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The Turkish People Said ‘Never Again’
By Kılıç Buğra KanatIt was a tragic night, it was a fateful night, it was a night that showed so many things about the Turkish people, their bravery, their dedication and commitment to democracy
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Gülenist Coup Failed, Democracy Won
By Fahrettin AltunThe Gülenist soldiers who attempted this coup fired on civilians and the state's security forces. In the clashes that occurred, dozens of innocent people lost their lives alongside those who attempted the coup
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Morsi and Demirel: Two Contrasting Portraits
An ancient Chinese saying goes May you live in interesting times which, could describe the dramatic developments that we witnessed this week concerning two key political figures from Egypt and Turkey, former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi and longtime Turkish politician Süleyman Demirel.