Turkish media reacted to Greece’s purchase of American assault amphibious vehicles. The print and electronic…
Tag: Hürriyet
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias was targeted by Turkish media because he referred to Istanbul by…
With the front page title “EFHARISTO POLI FILE” (Greek for “Thank You So Much Friend”),…
On Saturday, the newspaper Hürriyet distorted the truth, and in line with the provocative rhetoric…
“Mitsotakis’ concern is the elections in Turkey”, claimed Turkish pro-government newspaper Hürriyet on its frontpages,…
Under the title “The Greek prime minister crossed the line – Scandalous statements by Mitsotakis…
After the recent handshake between Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan and his Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah…
In the sights of the Turkish pro-government newspaper Hurriyet is the film “Smyrna, My Beloved”,…
Under the title “Greece can’t get enough of weapons – Order of 4 billion euros…
The former director of the newspaper and now a leading Turkish analyst, Sedat Ergin, made…
Turkish media, controlled by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has gone on another wild tangent, this…
The 1963 ‘bathtub massacre’ incident has widely been used by Turkish nationalists to generate hostility and mistrust within the Turkish Cypriot community against Greeks and to justify the 1974 Turkish military invasion of Cyprus in the eyes of the international community by portraying Greeks as aggressive and murderous. However, the truthfulness of the Turkish narrative has been challenged by objective observers and researchers.
The Turkish newspaper Hürriyet reported on October 19 that the Santa Ruins archeological site has been registered as a “fragile area to be protected” leading some to conclude that “The Turkish government seems to have “perfected” the “art” of violating or destroying the region’s exceedingly rich cultural heritage built by the indigenous peoples of the land that Turkey largely exterminated about a hundred years ago.”