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An Istanbul court has issued an arrest order for two policemen involved in the inquiry into the killing of Hrant Dink, the Turkish Armenian journalist, as the case deepens. 

Former Trabzon police intelligence branch chief Faruk Sarı gave his testimony to Istanbul's prosecutor as a suspect in the murder case of Armenian-Turkish journalist Hrant Dink in 2007.

Ahmet İlhan Güler, who was head of the Istanbul police's intelligence unit at the time of Armenian-Turkish journalist Hrant Dink's murder, has accused former Trabzon police intelligence head Ramazan Akyürek of "hiding" information about the attack.

Former Istanbul Police Chief Celalettin Cerrah gave his testimony to the public prosecutor's office on Dec. 15 in the case into the murder of Armenian-Turkish journalist Hrant Dink.

Ogün Samast, the triggerman who shot Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink dead almost eight years ago, has claimed that two former police chiefs are responsible for Dink’s murder.

Samast, who had sent a letter to the prosecutor in charge of the investigation of Dink’s murder saying he wanted to “speak up” on Nov. 17, testified on Dec. 5 as a “witness.”

The triggerman who shot dead Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink almost eight years ago has finally decided to “speak up” about the murder, according to a news report.

The name of veteran Turkish-Armenian actor Nubar Terziyan has been given to his old street in Büyükdere in Istanbul’s Sarıyer district.

The name of veteran Turkish-Armenian actor Nubar Terziyan has been given to his old street in Büyükdere in Istanbul’s Sarıyer district.

Turkey’s Constitutional Court has ruled that the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink was not efficiently probed and the rights of his family were therefore violated.

Key officials could face a probe regarding the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink on charges of intent or negligence after an Istanbul court overturned a previous ruling.