Istanbul: Report From Erdogan's Stronghold
On a side street about two kilometers from the cacophonic demonstrations on Istanbul’s Taksim Square, the clacking of chips slamming together in Yuzbir, a Turkish game resembling dominoes, competes only with the whir of traffic. Men here, leisurely sipping tea, say despite the protests a few winding roads away, there has been no change in Kasimpasa, the neighborhood of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. (Produced by RFE/RL's Glenn Kates)
Episodes
-
December 21, 2024
Drones Hit High-Rise Buildings In Russian City
-
December 21, 2024
What's Next For Georgia's Presidential Crisis As Inauguration Day Nears
-
December 20, 2024
Sirens Wail, A Child Flees For Safety, As Russia Bombs Kyiv
-
December 19, 2024
Uzbeks In Moscow Fear Crackdown After Russian General's Assassination