Turkey’s Ticking Time Bomb
Renewned protests in Turkey last month are not the only signs of trouble for Erdoğan
The television cameras that brought Turkey’s anti-government protests to the world in June are gone from Istanbul’s Taksim Square, but unsurprisingly, protesters are still seething.
Last month saw a resurgence of protests in a relatively quiet and well-to-do corner of Istanbul following the death of protester Ahmet Atakan in Antakya, a southern Turkish city, on September 9. The consequent clashes in the Kadıköy district in Anatolian Istanbul continued for almost a week and were every bit as violent as what took place last June.
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