Monthly Archives: July 2016

Excerpts of an analysis of the coup attempt by Gareth Jenkins, whose critical scrutiny of Ergenekon case bore weight in understanding its many murky aspects: ”When it first came to power, the AKP had sincerely feared that it could be … Continue reading →

‘Rule No. 2 in planning a successful military coup is that any mobile forces that are not part of the plot — and that certainly includes any fighter jet squadrons — must be immobilized or too remote to intervene. (Which is … Continue reading →