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Erdoğan: Any attack on Turkey's drillship will cost dearly
Erdoğan: Any attack on Turkey's drillship will cost dearly
The President's remarks came ahead of an extraordinary meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Council.
14 August 2020
France to increase military presence, Erdoğan says 'We'll never bow to this scheme'
EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN
France to increase military presence, Erdoğan says 'We'll never bow to this scheme'
While France's Macron has asked Turkey to cease its hydrocarbon exploration activities, President Erodğan has said that all Turkey's actions in the region are legitimate.
13 August 2020
Erdoğan: Take a break from entertainment rather than sleeping in a coma
Erdoğan: Take a break from entertainment rather than sleeping in a coma
"We have to wear a mask. You see [people] with masks under their chins. This shouldn't happen," the President has warned.
13 August 2020
Europe shouldn't be turned in to a 'Greek theater,' says ruling party spokesperson
EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN TENSIONS
Europe shouldn't be turned in to a 'Greek theater,' says ruling party spokesperson
Greece calls the EU for an emergency meeting, AKP's Ömer Çelik accuses Athens of aggression, Brussels says it is "worried."
12 August 2020
Erdoğan says Turkey 'won't be confined to its shores,' to continue drilling
Erdoğan says Turkey 'won't be confined to its shores,' to continue drilling
The President has called for a formula that "protects everyone's rights" in the eastern Mediterranean, the ministers of defense and foreign affairs have also reiterated that Turkey will continue its hydrocarbon activities.
12 August 2020
‘The party escalating tension in the Mediterranean is not Turkey, but Greece’
MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
‘The party escalating tension in the Mediterranean is not Turkey, but Greece’
Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has released a written statement in response to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Greece, which has declared Turkey’s seismic research in the Mediterranean “illegal.”
11 August 2020
Two journalists from Turkey detained in Athens
Two journalists from Turkey detained in Athens
Capturing police violence against a person in Athens, journalists Çağdaş Kaplan and Berçem Mordeniz have been battered and taken into custody.
10 August 2020
Erdoğan says Turkey's economy on the rise, cites fridge sales
Erdoğan says Turkey's economy on the rise, cites fridge sales
Following the spike in the dollar, Erdoğan performed the Friday prayer at Hagia Sophia and then addressed the people in front of the museum-turned-mosque.
7 August 2020
Turkey says Greece-Egypt maritime border deal 'null and void'
Turkey says Greece-Egypt maritime border deal 'null and void'
The demarcated area is located on Turkey's continental shelf, as reported to the UN, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said.
6 August 2020
Foreign Minister: Greece must accept that İstanbul was conquered in 1453
HAGIA SOPHIA'S CONVERSION
Foreign Minister: Greece must accept that İstanbul was conquered in 1453
During a joint press conference with his counterpart from Spain, Minister Çavuşoğlu said that the conversion of the monument into a mosque was Turkey's internal matter.
27 July 2020
Greece, Russia and France warn Turkey about Hagia Sophia decision
Greece, Russia and France warn Turkey about Hagia Sophia decision
The three countries have pointed to the world heritage status of the Hagia Sophia.
3 July 2020
Amnesty International: Refugees Killed, Abused at Turkey-Greece Border
Amnesty International: Refugees Killed, Abused at Turkey-Greece Border
Amnesty International has released a report on human rights violations during the migration flow from Turkey to Greece in late February and March.
3 April 2020
Turkey: 147 Thousand Refugees Crossed into Greece in 19 Days
Turkey: 147 Thousand Refugees Crossed into Greece in 19 Days
Three refugees have been killed by the police force of Greece as crossings continue, the Edirne Governor's Office has announced.
17 March 2020
Lawyers Prevented from Visiting Refugees in Border Area
Lawyers Prevented from Visiting Refugees in Border Area
A group of lawyers was in Edirne to make observations on the refugees who have been trying to cross into Greece.
12 March 2020
Refugees on the Border: 'Turkey is Good, but We Can't Make a Living Here'
Refugees on the Border: 'Turkey is Good, but We Can't Make a Living Here'
While many refugees managed to cross into Greece, a lot of them were sent back, having their money and passports confiscated. Some give up, some say they will try until they succeed.
9 March 2020 Ayça Söylemez
‘I Cannot Start Everything From Scratch When I Have Got So Much Used to’
REFUGEES IN İSTANBUL SPEAK TO BİANET
‘I Cannot Start Everything From Scratch When I Have Got So Much Used to’
Working at a shop in Aksaray, which has long been densely populated by refugees, İsmail says, “Being a refugee is hard, so is getting used to a place, having friends, being accepted by people... I will only go to my country from here.”
6 March 2020 Ruken Tuncel
Refugees: It's Not About Crossing the Border, But Staying There
AYÇA SÖYLEMEZ AND HİKMET ADAL REPORT FROM THE BORDER
Refugees: It's Not About Crossing the Border, But Staying There
Thousands of refugees headed to the border province of Edirne after Turkey announced that it would not prevent them from reaching Europe.
6 March 2020 Ayça Söylemez,Hikmet Adal
‘They Take Our Money, Beat and Send us Back to Turkey’
AYÇA SÖYLEMEZ AND HİKMET ADAL REPORT FROM THE BORDER
‘They Take Our Money, Beat and Send us Back to Turkey’
Some of the refugees waiting at Turkey-Greece border in Edirne could cross to the other side, but they all say the same thing: “The police of Greece took our identity cards and money, beat us and threw us back to the Turkey side.”
6 March 2020 Ayça Söylemez,Hikmet Adal
UNICEF: Refugee Children on the Move to Europe Need Urgent Protection
UNICEF: Refugee Children on the Move to Europe Need Urgent Protection
"Protecting children must be the top priority" in the latest migration flow to Europe, UNICEF refugee coordinator Afshan Khan has said.
4 March 2020
Border Police of Greece Open Fire on Refugees: 1 Person Dies, 5 Others Wounded
EDİRNE GOVERNORSHIP ANNOUNCED
Border Police of Greece Open Fire on Refugees: 1 Person Dies, 5 Others Wounded
Border police of Greece have opened fire on refugees with stun grenades, smoke bombs, plastic and real bullets. While one refugee has died, five others have been wounded.
4 March 2020
HRW: Respect the Rights of Refugees, Ease the Suffering at Borders
HRW: Respect the Rights of Refugees, Ease the Suffering at Borders
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released a statement regarding Turkey’s decision of not stopping refugees trying to leave the country for Europe and Greece’s reaction of suspending access to the asylum system for a month.
4 March 2020
Two Rûdaw Journalists’ Detention Periods Extended
Two Rûdaw Journalists’ Detention Periods Extended
Detained in Edirne while reporting on the situation of refugees, Rûdaw reporter Sterk and cameraperson Akgün have been detained since February 29. Their attorney says that their detention periods have been extended and Sterk has been sent to Ankara.
4 March 2020 Hikmet Adal
‘Asylum Seekers Once Again Used as Bargaining Chips in a Political Game’
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
‘Asylum Seekers Once Again Used as Bargaining Chips in a Political Game’
Following Greece’s plans to temporarily suspend the registration of asylum requests, Amnesty International has released a statement and said, “People who are seeking asylum in Greece should be helped, not treated as criminals or a security threat."
3 March 2020
Refugees Spend the Night on the Beach in Lesbos Island
Refugees Spend the Night on the Beach in Lesbos Island
As right-wing extremists have set up barricades on the road leading to the Moria camp in Lesbos Island of Greece, refugees have to spend the night on the beach.
3 March 2020
Chaos and Tension Prevail in Lesbos Island
Chaos and Tension Prevail in Lesbos Island
“Refugees cannot return to Turkey, they cannot set their foot on Lesbos. Some of them are just waiting in their boats off the shore. They have been stuck…”
2 March 2020 Ayça Söylemez
Bar Associations: Refugees Stuck at Border Facing 'Historical Violation,' Have Urgent Needs
Bar Associations: Refugees Stuck at Border Facing 'Historical Violation,' Have Urgent Needs
Heading to borders with the hope of crossing into Europe, refugees have faced police intervention by Greece.
2 March 2020
Refugees Stuck at Turkey-Greece Border Attacked with Plastic Bullets, Tear Gas
Refugees Stuck at Turkey-Greece Border Attacked with Plastic Bullets, Tear Gas
As Turkey has opened border gates for the passage of refugees in the wake of Idlib attack on February 27, the security forces of Greece have attacked the refugees with plastic bullets, stun grenades, tear gas and pressurized water.
2 March 2020
In Photos: Refugees Stuck at Border Crossing as Greece Steps up Measures
In Photos: Refugees Stuck at Border Crossing as Greece Steps up Measures
Following a deadly attack on its soldiers in Syria, Turkey has offered refugees free passage to Europe via land and seas.
28 February 2020
Greece Passes Asylum Law to Speed Up Return of Refugees to Turkey
Greece Passes Asylum Law to Speed Up Return of Refugees to Turkey
The parliament of Greece has passed the controversial law despite objections by the opposition and rights groups after five days of discussions.
1 November 2019
Storm in the Aegean Claims Two Lives in İzmir, Six Lives in Greece
Storm in the Aegean Claims Two Lives in İzmir, Six Lives in Greece
Bayram Türkmen and Tülin Türkmen, who were struck by lightning in İzmir while trying to cover the tobacco that they left for curing, have lost their lives. The storm has also claimed the lives of six people near the Greek city of Thessaloniki.
11 July 2019
Prosecutor’s Office Demands Life Imprisonment in Trial of Soldiers Fleeing to Greece
Prosecutor’s Office Demands Life Imprisonment in Trial of Soldiers Fleeing to Greece
In the trial of the soldiers who participated in the coup attempt on July 15, 2016 and some of whom fled to Greece afterwards, the Public Prosecutor’s Office has demanded that 10 defendants be sentenced to life imprisonment.
28 December 2018
Right of Asylum for Soldiers Fleeing to Greece After July 15
Right of Asylum for Soldiers Fleeing to Greece After July 15
Despite government’s objection, Council of State in Greece has granted right of asylum to Özkaynakçı, who was among the soldiers fleeing to Greece in the wake of July 15 coup attempt. The decision will set a precedent for the other seven soldiers.
22 August 2018
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