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Turkey Seizes Opposition News Agency, Days After It Takes Over Newspaper
As the EU finalizes a deal with Turkey over migration, the media crackdown continues. A court is to appoint an administrator to run an opposition news agency following a request from a state prosecutor.
Seized Turkish Newspaper Transformed Overnight Into Pro-Government Mouthpiece
The Sunday edition of Turkey’s largest daily newspaper minimized the government takeover of the publication while touting a bridge project in Istanbul.
Turkey Fires Top Editor of Country's Largest Newspaper as Media Crackdown Continues
Protests have continued outside the offices of the Feza Media Group a day after a Turkish court ruled that the company could no longer operate independently.
Turkey's Largest Newspaper Just Got Taken Over by the Government
Administrators have been appointed to run the Feza Media Group, which owns the daily Zaman newspaper and several other papers, at the request of an Istanbul prosecutor, state-run Anadolu Agency reported.
Police Raid Newspaper Offices and Arrest Prominent Journalists in Turkey
Authorities detained the editor-in-chief of one of Turkey's largest newspapers, along with several other journalists and people associated with an opposition leader.