#corruption in Turkey
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Criminal case in connection with wiretapping of Turkish PM’s phone
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Leaders of law enforcement authorities sacked in 27 Turkish cities
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Jobs of over 160 judges changed in Turkey
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Deputy PM: Losses in Turkey’s private sector exceed $60 billion as result of anti-corruption operation
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Department of State: US not to become involved in Turkey’s domestic politics
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Newspaper: Turkish intelligence determines place where PM’s phone conversation wiretapped
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Prime Minister: Democracy in Turkey under threat
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TV: Turkish police conduct raids on Turkish Foundation for Human Rights and Freedoms building
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Anti-corruption operation in Turkish province results in arrest of 7 people
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Prime Minister: Turkey's economy not to suffer from corruption scandal
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Former Turkish Ministers involved in corruption scandal may be prosecuted
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Foreign Ministry: Strengthening of Turkey concerns England and France
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Anti-corruption operation in Turkish Mersin province results in detainment of 35 people
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Interior Ministry: Corruption scandal directed against Turkish ruling party
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Ruling party calls on Fethullah Gulen to return to Turkey
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Prime Minister: Turkey to investigate corruption scandal to its end
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Turkish PM declares his readiness to resign (UPDATE)
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PM: Turkish people faces choice
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Turkish former minister of culture quits ruling party
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President: Composition of Turkish government can change
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Head of Turkish Telecommunications Directorate dismissed in connection with wiretapping of PM’s phone
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Turkish opposition doesn’t recognize legitimacy of ministers named in corruption scandal
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Turkish PM calls on foreign diplomatic missions not to intervene in Turkey’s affairs
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State Department: U.S. closely following corruption scandal in Turkey
