By MAHMUT CENGIZ* Vocal Europe It has been the four years since corruption scandals implicating President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, his family members and prominent high-level [more >>>]
By CRAIG SHAW The Black Sea Shipping firm owned by Turkish leader’s brother-in-law opened account in Malta, a tax haven for foreign business in the [more >>>]
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CIVIL GEORGIA Ukrainian Security Service Detains Mikheil Saakashvili Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili was detained by the Ukrainian Security Service. Saakashvili, who leads the Movement [more >>>]
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By JO RAM, PASCOE SABIDO* OpenDemocracy UK A new report exposes the network of lobbying and hypocrisy that risks locking Europe into decades of unnecessary [more >>>]
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