Erdogan
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Trump and the NATO Summit: A Gift Cementing Erdogan’s Authority
World Desk – According to the U.S. Council on Foreign Relations, Trump’s overt support for Erdogan has undermined Western pressure on Ankara regarding democratic backsliding and—on the eve of the NATO summit—has transformed the Turkish president into an "indispensable" player in European security dynamics.
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Erdogan:
There is only justice and mercy in our thousands of years of history
Turkish Service - The President of Turkey said in his speech that in the thousands of years of history of this country, there has been "neither genocide nor oppression" and that this country has helped all the oppressed people regardless of their ethnicity, religion and identity.
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Erdogan:
It is not possible to maintain the security of Europe without the participation of Türkiye
Turkish Service - At the NATO parliamentary meeting in Istanbul, the President of Turkey, emphasizing that the world is on the threshold of a geopolitical transformation, called for the strengthening of solidarity within NATO, the removal of restrictions on defense cooperation with Turkey, and Ankara's full participation in European security initiatives. He also emphasized the necessity of forming an independent Palestinian state, continuing efforts to stabilize the ceasefire between Iran and the United States, and Türkiye's role in solving regional crises.
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Erdogan:
No one in Türkiye is a second class citizen
Turkish Service - The President of Turkey announced the readiness of the government and the presidential coalition to reach a consensus on the country's national issues, and considered the process of "Turkey without terrorism" a project belonging to all citizens and emphasized that no citizen in this country is a "guest", "other" or "second class citizen".
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Kurds are waiting for Erdogan's response to peace steps
World Service-Kurdish leaders and analysts say that now that the PKK has laid down its weapons, it is the Turkish government's turn to restore lost trust with political and legal reforms.
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Erdogan's use of the relationship with Trump to strengthen Türkiye's position
World Service - According to a publication close to the US Congress, the personal relationship between Trump and Erdogan has become Ankara's most important diplomatic capital due to the cancellation of the Halkbank case and the reduction of sanctions pressures to the sale of weapons and the possibility of Turkey returning to the F-35 fighter jet production program.
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Fidan:
The NATO meeting in Ankara will be "historic".
Turkish Service - Describing the upcoming NATO meeting in Ankara as a "historic meeting", Turkey's foreign minister said that the decisions that will be taken at this meeting will not only affect the future of the NATO alliance, but also the future of the region. He also announced that the defense industry will be at the center of the discussions of this meeting.
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PKK law; Kurds and Türkiye's peace deadlock
World Service - Despite the official approval of Recep Tayyip Erdogan regarding the formulation of a special law for the dissolution of the PKK, the dispute over the time of its implementation, the amnesty scope and the fate of Abdullah Ocalan has brought the peace process between the Turkish government and the Kurdish movement to a sensitive and confusing stage.
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Imamoglu:
If necessary, we will establish a new party
Turkish Service - Akram Imamoglu, the elected mayor of Istanbul and imprisoned, announced in a speech that a new party would be established if CHP is imposed by appointment management by Erdogan's order.
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Erdogan:
Iran and the Region Stepped Back from the Brink
Turkey Desk – In a speech addressing the recent crisis involving Iran, Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that Turkey has kept the country away from a "ring of fire" through a policy grounded in common sense and restraint, while standing firm against Israel's attempts to ignite new crises in the region.
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Erdogan:
We are developing the legal framework for the disarmament process quickly
Turkish Service - Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced that the Turkish government is working on a legal framework to accelerate the process of dissolving and disarming the PKK, and after conducting the necessary consultations, it will present this plan to the parliament in the near future.
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The conversation between doctors and Erdogan; Ankara welcomed the agreement between Iran and America
Turkey Service - In a phone call with Masoud Mezikian, the President of Türkiye, while welcoming the Iran-US agreement, expressed Ankara's support for the completion of this process.
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Baghdad and Ankara emphasize on the resumption of oil exports
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - In the phone call between the Prime Minister of Iraq and the President of Turkey, while reviewing the latest status of bilateral cooperation, the two sides emphasized the necessity of resuming the export of Iraqi oil through the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline, developing the mechanisms for Iraqi oil access to global markets, and speeding up the implementation of the "Development Road" strategic project as the new axis of economic and transit cooperation in the region.
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Erdogan:
We will not allow threats to Türkiye's sovereignty and interests
Turkey Service - In his speech, the President of Turkey emphasized that Ankara does not seek to escalate tensions in the region, while respecting the sovereignty and legitimate rights of other countries, and will react decisively against any threat to its security, sovereignty and national interests.
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Erdoğan:
Attempts to ignite the fire of sedition and discord between Turks, Arabs, Kurds and Persians failed.
Turkish service - Erdogan: The Turkish president once again expressed his satisfaction with the agreement between the United States and Iran to end the war, and announced Ankara's support for the realization of this agreement.
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Erdogan:
This agreement is an important step for peace and stability in the region
Turkish Service - Expressing his satisfaction with the agreement between Iran and the United States, the President of Turkey described it as an important development for peace in the region.
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Deputy Interior Minister of Türkiye:
The laying down of weapons by the PKK is very valuable for the government
Turkish Service - Turkey's Deputy Interior Minister Bulent Turan described the disarmament of the PKK as an important step in the program "Step by step on the path of Turkey without terrorism" and announced the government's readiness to carry out legal reforms in order to advance this process.
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"Ahmad al-Shara", head of the interim government of Syria:
Syria has no intention to intervene in Lebanon
Syrian Service - "Ahmed al-Shara", the head of the interim government of Syria, rejected the reports about the possibility of Damascus' intervention in Lebanon, and emphasized that Syria has no intention of entering the territory of Lebanon and interfering in the country's affairs.
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Erdoğan:
Those who have taken the path of violence and repression will finally answer to history and justice
Turkish Service - The President of Turkey severely criticized Israel's policies in Gaza, saying that those who have taken the path of violence and repression will be held accountable to history and justice.
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Pashinyan:
We hope that the Armenian-Turkish railway will be reopened as soon as possible
Turkish Service - The Prime Minister of Armenia expressed hope that the railway line between Armenia and Türkiye will resume its activity in the near future.
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Former Pentagon official:
After Trump, the American policy towards the Kurds will change
World Service - American researcher on Middle East issues and former Pentagon official predicted that with the end of Donald Trump's era, Washington's approach towards Turkey and the Kurds will change, but it will be very difficult to restore the lost trust of the Kurds in America.
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Speculation about changes in the management of Justice and Development Party
Türkiye Service - On the eve of the Justice and Development Party's consultation camp in Sapanja, reports indicate that Recep Tayyip Erdogan is dissatisfied with the performance of some of the party's leaders. Party sources say that after this meeting, the president of Türkiye may make extensive changes in the management structure of the party and even consider the option of holding an extraordinary congress.
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Erdogan:
We hope that by reducing the effects of the Iran war on the energy market, inflation will also be curbed
Turkey Service - Recep Tayyip Erdogan, referring to the impact of the Iran war on the energy markets, expressed hope that the process of curbing inflation in Turkey will also accelerate with the reduction of the shocks caused by this war.
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Özel addressed to Erdogan:
You are the driver of the sprinkler machine of your own oppression!
Turkey Service - The leader of the Republican People's Party called the judicial investigation against the CHP a "coup against the opposition" by accusing the Erdogan government of interfering in the controversial case of annulment of the party's congress.
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Türkiye's support for negotiations between Iran and America
Iran Service - Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Tuesday: "I am sure that Americans and Iranians are honest. They want a ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, but I am not sure about Israel's intentions."
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Trump goes to Ankara
World Service - After months of controversial comments about NATO, informed sources are now informing about the possible plan of the US President to visit Ankara and attend the summit of this alliance.
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Türkiye:
We support the possible agreement between Tehran and Washington
Turkey Service - The Turkish Presidency announced that Recep Tayyip Erdogan is ready to support the implementation of any possible agreement between the United States and Iran.
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Human Rights Watch warns of the consequences of the removal of the Turkish opposition leader
World Service - Human Rights Watch strongly criticized the court's decision to temporarily remove the leadership of the People's Republican Party, describing this action as part of the government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan's attempt to weaken the opposition and a clear violation of the principles of democracy, rule of law and political rights in Türkiye.
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Genghis Chandar:
The failure of the peace process with the Kurds will cause Erdogan's political downfall
World Service- Cengiz Chandar, a representative of People's Equality and Democracy Party, announced that the current peace process in Turkey has reached a stage from which it is very difficult to return, and if this process collapses, Recep Tayyip Erdogan will also face the fall of his political position.
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Türkiye aims to change positions towards the Kurds and the region
World Service - According to National Interest, the purpose of negotiations between Türkiye and the Kurds of this country is to reduce internal political restrictions and expand Erdogan's political coalition in the post-2028 era. Although this process is presented as an attempt to end the long conflict with the PKK, Erdogan's real goals seem to go beyond mere reconciliation and have more to do with his personal political interests.