Turkey: Lost in Translation
Fatma Akman-LehmannAn independent look at Turkish media and global media coverage of Turkey—its narratives, power plays, and the stories behind the headlines.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 87 | Subscribers | Read | turkeylostintranslation.substack.co... |
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Fugitive Gülenists Abroad, Prisoners at Home: Can a Religious Fanatic Truly Change, or Is It Just Another Case of Taqiyya?
This weekend, I’ve brought you a column I read weeks ago and saved to share, along with three stories about members of the Gülenist network and every now and then resurface in the headlines.
Following the CBRT Deputy Governor’s Arrest: Syracuse, the Favorite School of Turkish Islamists in the U.S., Emerges as Hub of Corruption Networks
### The ‘Syracuse Connection’ in the BKM Corruption Scandal
Historic First for Turkey: Mehmet Şimşek’s Protégé and Central Bank Deputy Governor Arrested on Corruption Charges
### The Interbank Fraud Center
DEM Bows To The Government And Demands Media Control.. Former MIT Chief Predicts ex-PKK Leaders May Enter Turkey’s Political Scene
Erdoğan spoke with the DEM Party delegation:
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What western media misses about Turkey? Western media oversimplifies key issues shaping Turkey. This newsletter offers insider insights and a critical look at global coverage. What’s inside? Key events ignored abroad.
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