13 September 2018
Changes at Cumhuriyet newspaper reflect Turkey’s shifting political landscape
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Changes at Cumhuriyet newspaper reflect Turkey’s shifting political landscape
- The new executive board of Cumhuriyet, one of Turkey’s last remaining independent outlets, have removed the newspaper’s editor-in-chief alongside several high-profile members of staff
- The move has empowered more secular-nationalist inclined figures at the newspaper at the cost of liberal-leftists
- The changes reflect a struggle over the parameters of acceptable criticism of the government
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