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Event “Turkey, Coup and Aftermath”
Event “The Future of the Gulen Movement in Europe”
Debate on “The Future of Gulen Movement in Europe”
Roundtable Lunch Discussion with Prof. Johan Leman, KU Leuven University and Prof. Thijl Sunier, VU University Amsterdam.
Anthropologist Sunier and Leman have discussed “The Future of Gülen Movement in Europe: Influence of Turkish Politics After the Coup Attempt” followed by Q&A session.
The Future of Hizmet in Europe
Brides of ISIS
EVENT REPORT:
Roundtable Discussion with Dr. Anne Speckhard on the topic of
Brides of ISIS: The Internet Seduction of Western Females into ISIS
on Thursday, 16 March 2017
The purge of Erdogan’s Turkey spreads abroad: The future of Hizmet in Europe
The Hizmet, also known as Gülen Movement, has been started as faith based religious community in the 60’s in Turkey around Mr. Fethullah Gülen’s ideas. During the 80’s with the momentum of political and economic liberalism in Turkey, it has been become a nation wide...
UK Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on Gülen and Hizmet
Mr. Gülen calls for an international investigation of coup attempt in Turkey
Event “Jihadism Blind Spot of Western Intellectuals?”
The Failed Military Coup in Turkey & The Mass Purges
This report has been written in response to recent events in Turkey — the attempted coup of July 15, 2016 and the extraordinary purges that are continuing in its aftermath. With the current government crackdown on the media in Turkey, it is difficult to extract an...
Statement on Arrest of Cumhuriyet Journalists and HDP Parliamentarians in Turkey
8th November 2016, Brussels Last week, the Turkish police raided the headquarters of Cumhuriyet newspaper, and editor-in-chief Murat Sabuncu along with eight other journalists have later formally arrested. Furthermore, nine members of Turkish Parliament from Turkey’s...
Fethullah Gülen: “I demand an international commission for the coup attempt in Turkey”
Our honorary president Gulen wrote for French newspaper Le Monde
“”If the allegations are proved, I will return to Turkey”