
Turkey Arrests Editors Over Alleged Mohammed Cartoon
Four staff members from a magazine have been arrested after Erdogan accused the publication of blasphemy.

Four staff members from a magazine have been arrested after Erdogan accused the publication of blasphemy.

According to opposition party CHP’s vice pesident, Murat Bakn, several senior officials were among those detained.

The government regulator alleges that the channel incited “hatred and hostility.”
In an hour-long call, Putin and Erdoğan agreed the “contentious issues” between Jerusalem and Tehran should be settled through diplomatic means.
The U.S. president’s announcement comes after the most recent ceasefire negotiations made no substantial progress.
Ahead of the talks planned in Istanbul on Monday, the Turkish president confirmed
Among those detained are Ekrem İmamoğlu’s private secretary and his private protection officer.
“I don’t think Joakim would have been on his way home without the enormous support that the media, organizations, and politicians have shown,” wife Sofie Axelsson said.
The controversial easing of Assad-era sanctions comes in response to demands from Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s governing AKP party welcomed the move as an “important step.”