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The European Commission apparently thinks they can. Its latest progress report on Turkey concludes its review of the Ergenekon/Sledgehammer cases with the following amazing statement: “Overall, the investigation into the alleged criminal network Ergenekon and the probe into several other coup plans remain an opportunity for Turkey to strengthen confidence in the proper functioning of […]

Our article in The National Interest provides an update on the case and details the inadvertent anachronisms that give the true perpetrators away. The longer version of the article is here. *** The National Interest’de yayımlanan makalemizi okumak için buraya, daha uzun bir versiyonu için buraya tıklayın.

Dani’nin Project Syndicate’de yayımlanan “Erdoğan’s Choice” başlıklı makalesini okumak için buraya tıklayın.

Dani’nin the Wall Street Journal’da yayımlanan makalesine buradan ulaşabilirsiniz. (Not: Makalenin başlığı WSJ’in editörlerince seçilmiştir, Dani tarafından değil.) Makalenin pdf versiyonuna buradan ulaşabilirsiniz.

You can read the article here. (The title is the WSJ editorialists’ choice, and not Dani’s.)

Today’s Zaman carries a disgraceful story on TUBITAK’s newest report on the “Sledgehammer” CDs, which gets the facts of the report wrong, and purposefully so.  It is simply not true that TUBITAK has authenticated the CDs. The facts are these: The new TUBITAK report explicitly accepts the argument we have made from day one, namely that the metadata on the […]

Buradan ulaşabilirsiniz.

For the last three years Turkey has been gripped by an extraordinary series of legal proceedings revolving around an alleged conspiracy to destabilize and eventually topple the country’s conservative-Islamist government. Prosecutors, supported by leading members of the governing Justice and Development Party (AKP), have accused a large number of military officers and their supposed civilian […]

The Sledgehammer documents contain numerous pointers to their fraudulent origin. Here is the pdf of the presentation (in English), in which we present 10 of them.

Çetin Doğan (70) and 18 other individuals were released from detention on April 1st, after a judge ruled, among other things, that the evidence at hand did not indicate “strong cause for suspicion” and that Doğan and others were unlikely to flee prior to a possible trial. The judge who issued this ruling was reviled in […]