Turkey has long been a popular vacation and business travel destination for hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians, but few of these visitors can boast much knowledge of the Turkish politics. Now, however, as the anti-government protests and police brutality in Turkey are making top headlines globally, many Ukrainians have started to follow the situation there with much interest, expressing support and admiration for the peaceful protesters, noting similarities with the 2004 Orange Revolution as well as with more recent events in Ukraine, and wishing for the political awakening of the Ukrainian people.
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Showing posts with label Gezi Parki. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 04, 2013
From Independence Square to Taksim Square
At Global Voices, Veronika Khokhlova looks at the Istanbul protests through the eyes of a Ukrainian journalist:
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Monday, June 03, 2013
occupygeziradio
The web site occupygeziradio presents live English-language audio interviews with people at the protests in Turkey. The interviewees are a cross-section of the Turkish public - a teacher, a student, a businessman, a trader, a sales manager, an engineer, and so on, and they give their immediate views and impressions of the events as they are unfolding.
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