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Constanze Letsch
This might be Turkey’s last election
Article
Ian Traynor
&
Constanze Letsch
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4 Jun 2015
Will the country's voters have the power to clip the wings of their enthusiastic president?
Erdogan fiddles while Kobani burns
Article
Constanze Letsch
&
Ian Traynor
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9 Oct 2014
A looming bloodbath is spurring a Kurdish revolt in Turkey that could spin out of control.
Syrian refugees say ‘I do’ to Turks
Article
Constanze Letsch
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11 Sep 2014
Desperate women are seeking refuge from war in arranged marriages, despite reports of abuse.
Turkey holds 24 on suspicion of negligence after mine disaster
Article
Constanze Letsch
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20 May 2014
Soma Holding executives have reportedly been among 24 people detained after the country's worst industrial disaster.
Erdoğan demands end to Turkey protests
Article
Constanze Letsch
&
Luke Harding
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7 Jun 2013
Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has delivered a fiery speech, calling for an immediate end to the protests that have swept the country.
Turkish alcohol laws could pull the plug on Istanbul nightlife
Article
Constanze Letsch
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3 Jun 2013
Retailers in the city's Beyogly district fear that a planned government clampdown on alcohol sales could threaten livelihoods and personal freedoms.
Field of broken dreams
Article
Constanze Letsch
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30 Sep 2011
Promises of European success turn into an ordeal of missed chances and subsisting far from home.
Gulf tourists swap Egypt for Turkey
Article
Constanze Letsch
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29 Jul 2011
The Arab spring is fuelling a Turkish summer as Saudis, Kuwaitis and other tourists from the Gulf states head there for their holidays.
Marange’s field of broken dreams
Africa
Constanze Letsch
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23 Jul 2010
It was in June 2006 that diamonds were first discovered by villagers in Marange, a rural area of Chiadzwa, 90km south-west of Mutare.
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