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Fury in Turkey as Red Crescent sells tents following quakes - Vimarsana News

Fury in Turkey as Red Crescent sells tents following quakes

Turks' ongoing fury over the government's response to the devastating earthquakes has ramped up over reports that the Turkish Red Crescent sold thousands of tents rather than distributing them to victims.

Turkey: Nationalist leader resigns Besiktas membership after fans hit out at government - Vimarsana News

Turkey: Nationalist leader resigns Besiktas membership after fans hit out at government

Erdogan ally cancels football club membership after fans call for government to resign over earthquake failings

Turkish Minister Threatens Fans Demanding Govt's Resignation Over Quake Response - Vimarsana News

Turkish Minister Threatens Fans Demanding Govt's Resignation Over Quake Response

Interior minister hints at tough response to football fans calling for the resignation of the government over its handling of the recent earthquake disaster.

Turks protest over government's quake response in stadiums, on streets - Vimarsana News

Turks protest over government's quake response in stadiums, on streets

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Cries of "government resign" rang out from Turkish football stadiums at the weekend as fans criticised the government's response to this month's earthquakes that have killed more than 50,000 people in southern Turkey and northern Syria.

In polarized Turkey, political feeling steers earthquake donations - Vimarsana News

In polarized Turkey, political feeling steers earthquake donations

(Reuters) - An NGO started by a Turkish rock star and endorsed by pop star Madonna has raised 1 billion Turkish lira ($53 million) for earthquake victims, after many opposed to Turkey's government said they prefer not to donate to state-run organisations.