Failed Coups and Their Aftermaths: European Examples
Although EU membership contributed to reducing the risk of a coup, Greece had to grapple with the problem of terrorism for many years until the 2000s, as did Spain.
Disclosing the Transnational Dimension of FETO
Before trying to topple the democratically elected government in Turkey through a military coup, the Gülenist Terror Organization (FETO) presented itself all over the world as a moderate transnational religious network.
Why should not the West love the Gülenists?
Hence, its politics is shaped by either becoming introverted, like post-Ancient Greek stoics or the Dostoyevskian “Man of the Underworld,” in order to ease the pressure of worldly existence, or by becoming extroverted to destroy the world, like the fundamental terrorist groups such as Daesh in the modern era, for the sake of values.
How Did Iranians Approach the Failed Coup Attempt in Turkey?
The ways in which the recently crushed coup attempt in Turkey, which terrorized the country, was discussed in Iran, or by Iranians in and outside the country, had a lot to do with how they read their recent past.
Is German Law Being Politicized?
However, if the speaker was the main criterion for a public broadcast, it should be legally impossible to justify how, in 2011, a significant functionary of the terrorist organization PKK was allowed to be live streamed in a football stadium in Cologne from Iraq.
How Turkish Economy Beat the Coup Attempt
urkey has lived through the biggest trauma in its recent history, as the members of the Fetullah Gülen Terror Organization (FETO) attempted a coup d’état on July 15, 2016.
The Sense of Betrayal in Turkish Society after the Coup Attempt
Due to their unreliability and the ever-present inconsistency between their expressed attitudes and actual behaviors, members of the Gülenist Terror Organization (FETO) are seen as an actual threat to national unity.
The End of the Turkish-American ‘Alliance’ after the Failed Coup?
Gülenists are implicated in a wide range of criminal activities including terrorism, such as the assassination of the famous Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink; hatching plots to prosecute and imprison rival groups and leaders such as the imprisoning of the religious group known as Tahşiye>; extortion and blackmail targeting prominent public figures including businessman, academics, and politicians, such as the ousting of the main opposition party’s leader Deniz Baykal by using sex tapes; and blackmailing Selçuk University’s president to acquire permission for a Gülenist private university in Konya.
L’Economie de la Turquie Après la Tentative du Coup d’État
À cet égard, l’essai de la junte qui a éclaté le 15 juillet ne peut être considéré comme une révolte militaire parce qu’il a été conspiré par FETO, un réseau terroriste secret qui s’était infiltré dans l’armée turque.
The Turkish Economy in the Aftermath of the Failed Coup Attempt
On July 15, Turkey thwarted a coup attempt by FETO (Fetullah Gülen Terror Organization) with the resistance of the Turkish people, who showed their faith in the Turkish Republic and democracy.
Does the West Want a Democratic Turkey?
More than 250 men, women and children were killed during the coup attempt organized by the Fetullah Gülen Terror Organization (FETO), which eventually failed to achieve its goal.
Deconstructing the Gülenist Coup Attempt: A Political Economy Perspective
The long and painful night connecting July 15 to July 16 witnessed a series of extraordinary events that rattled Turkey’s democracy through an unorthodox military coup perpetrated by military officers associated with a terrorist organization secretly formed by messianic and secretive cleric Fethullah Gülen.
Economic Reflections of the Failed Coup Attempt in Turkey
In this respect, the coup attempt that erupted on July 15 cannot be considered a classical military upheaval as it was plotted by FETO, the clandestine terrorist network that infiltrated the Turkish Army.
A New Challenge for Turkey – US Relations: Gülen’s Extradition
On July 15, 2016, an organized junta embedded in the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) attempted to stage a coup against the Turkish government using terrorist methods.
Security Vulnerability and the Reorganization Dilemma: What’s Next after the Failed Coup Attempt?
It was not only the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF) that the FETO terrorists infiltrated long before the coup attempt; some police chiefs and intelligence agents were also FETO terrorists, working within the Police Department and intelligence agencies when the junta takeover was attempted.
The Defender of Democracy: The Turkish People
On that night, a secret faction of the Fetullah Gülen Terror Organization (FETO) in the Turkish military attempted a coup, and this attempt crumbled at the hands of the Turkish people, who rushed the streets en masse in order to quell the coup attempt.
A Turning Point for the Media
However, on July 15, 2016 – the date of the failed coup attempt by FETO (Fetullah Gülen Terror Organization) – the Turkish media set an excellent example of the power of journalism to oppose the perpetrators, and sided with democracy and freedom.
Ein gescheiterter Putschversuch und die westliche Doppelmoral
Gülenistische Terrororganisation) handelt es sich um eine terroristische Vereinigung, die vom in den USA lebenden sogenannten Prediger Fethullah Gülen geführt wird.
Turkey’s ISIS Problem
The reemergence of PKK terrorism fed by ethnic radicalization and the ISIS terror campaign based on religious radicalization have constituted a common offensive front against Turkey.
The European Paradox: Between Islamophilia and Islamophobia
The terror attacks against the United States of America on September 11th 2001 and the following wars in the Middle East (Afghanistan, Iraq and, more recently, Syria) have proven that, far from ending, history is “alive and well” and accelerating on a dangerously unpredictable path.
