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Home / Europe / Turkey decisive in continuing efforts to join EU despite parliament report Turkey decisive in continuing efforts to join EU despite parliament reportEurope 2021-05-21, by Editor Comments Off 1 Turkey has slammed a report approved by the European Parliament which calls on the European Union to suspend the accession process should the candidate country not fulfill criteria and reiterated that it will decisively continue its efforts to join the EU as a strategic goal. “This unilateral and, by no means objective, repor...

Turkish mafia scandal threatens Erdogan government A Turkish mafia leader claims the government is in cahoots with the criminal underworld. President Erdogan and Interior Minister Soylu are finding themselves in hot water. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's approval ratings are plummeting Turkish mafia boss Sedat Peker is leveling serious accusations against leading government lawmakers. He has published five videos on YouTube in which he claims that high-profile politicians from Turkey's ruling AKP party are involved in serious crimes. The clips, which have gone viral and are making h...

May 20, 2021 Reports by the European Parliament (EP) that decry a lack of progress on Turkey’s human rights are hardly a novelty since the European Union’s only directly elected body undertook the task of penning annual “progress reports" on Turkey in the 1990s. Neither are Ankara’s claims that the report is biased and unfair, the “toughest report ever." Yet this year's report, penned by Spanish Socialist Nacho Sanchez Amor, has ventured where no EP report has gone before: It suggested putting Turkey’s Grey Wolves, an ultra-right group linked to the Nationalist Movement Par...

St Peter’s Square in Rome was packed with 20,000 faithful hoping to catch a glimpse of John Paul II on that fateful May afternoon 40 years ago. Suddenly as his open white Fiat ‘Popemobile’ eased through the crowd, the pontiff collapsed – shot at close range by a far-right Turkish nationalist whose motives remain mysterious to this day.  At 5.41pm on May 13, 1981 AFP flashed: “Pope John Paul II wounded by two gun shots.” The 60-year-old Karol Wojtyla was immediately rushed to hospital. He was hit in the abdomen, left hand and right arm. Two women in the Polish-born pope’s entour...