Islamism
Erdogan’s milestones before Turkey’s election
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan hopes to extend his rule into a third decade in a May 14 election but faces his toughest test yet at the ballot box, with his popularity hit by a cost-of-living crisis driven by runaway inflation.
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15 detained in anti-radical terror op in Istanbul
A total of 15 foreign nationals have been detained in the operation against ISIL and al-Qaeda in Istanbul.
Istanbul police's anti-terror unit determined 12 addresses in eight districts to arrest terror suspects.
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16 detained in anti-radical terror op in Istanbul
A total of 16 foreign nationals have been detained in the operation against ISIL and al-Qaida in Istanbul.
Istanbul police's anti-terror unit determined 14 addresses in seven districts to arrest terror suspects.
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Turkey’s antagonism of Greece is putting NATO to the test – Analysis
Erdogan privately disdains NATO & uses it as a tool to gain leverage being ready to move closer to Russia, to Iran & coddle the most radical Islamist movements
Iran’s long arm in Turkey, Turkey’s fake “peace” – Analysis
Turkey’s Islamist rulers quietly supported Iranian expansionism for several years based on dictum of “the enemy (Iran) of my enemy (Israel) is my friend”
Last Christian in Idlib recalls his community
The last Christian in Idlib is 90 years old. He stayed even as all Christians left as a result of the war & restrictions imposed by the Islamists
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Islamism in Serbia Fading, Far-Right Extremism Growing, NGOs Warn
Islamist extremism in Serbia is decreasing but far-right extremism is on the rise, according to research by the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy, BCBP, and the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, presented on Friday.
Police seize walking stick said to belong to Atatürk
Turkish law enforcement forces have seized a walking stick, which is said to have been gifted to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk by then Iranian Shah Reza Pahlavi, soon after it was announced that it would be sold at an online auction.
Uproar after scholar bans excavation of Egyptian mummies
As Egypt carries out intensive excavation works an Islamist scholar stirred a heated debate after stating that displaying mummies is against Islam
Christians Around World – Oppression and Persecution
"Christianity as the world's largest religion is also most affected by violation of religious freedoms," says Petra Bosse-Huber, a bishop at the Protestant Church in Germany.