Scott Peterson

Istanbul Bureau Chief, Christian Science Monitor

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Journalist, The Christian Science Monitor; photographer, Getty Images; author of Let the Swords Encircle Me: Iran–A Journey Behind the Headlines

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RT @WashingtonPoint: Active users in Turkey increased from 1.8K to 9.5 million in matter of days. v @Elif_Safak Twitter should thank PM Erd…
MT @zeynep: #AKP:"Noone should expect us to ban social media. We only want to regulate as in civilized nations." hurriyet.com.tr/gundem/2353749…

Hüseyin Çelik: Kimse bizden sosyal medyada yasaklama beklemesin

hurriyet.com.tr — AK Parti Genel Başkan Yardımcısı ve Parti Sözcüsü Hüseyin Çelik, Gezi Parkı olaylarının ardından sosyal medya ile ilgili yeni bir düzenleme yapılacağı yönündeki tartışmalara açıklık getirdi. Çelik, "Kimse bizden yasaklama beklemesin. Medeni ülkelerde bu iş nasıl kayıt altındaysa öyle olacak" dedi.

FBAtaturk: Her Yer Taksim Her Yer Direniş ...

twitter.com — Her Yer Taksim Her Yer Direniş Karadenizli #ZahideNine Yayladan Bildiriyor! TomacıAkp BaşGazErdoğan #tayipistifa pic.twitter.com/qLBfkLg2Di
RT @negarmortazavi: Reports from #Iran: Security atmosphere in northern city of Rasht tonight. Police forces disperse protesters. #IranElec…
RT @VIIPhoto: WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY explores war experiences of 280 photographers over 165 years of history. Opens 6/29 at @CorcoranDC http://t.c…

VII Photo Agency

viiphoto.com — featuring Adam Ferguson, Ashley Gilbertson, Ron Haviv, Gary Knight & Seamus Murphy June 29 - September 29, 2013 Corcoran Gallery of Art Washington, D.C. Go to website " ©Adam Ferguson/VII, Afghanistan 2009 The exhibition "WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY: Images of Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath," which includes the work of five VII photographers and debuted at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, will be shown at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
RT @jabdi: AIPAC reaction to #Rohani victory? Divide int'l coalition. "Countries that violate US law, incl China & Turkey, must face conseq"

Erdoğan's war with foreign media

todayszaman.com — The international media struggles to understand the real meaning of the events on the ground. The belief that the protests could morph into bigger challenges for the survival of the government pushed the international media to consider every development as a big story.

In Iran, Hints of Hope and Change

nytimes.com — Iranians went to the polls on Friday in what turned out to be - against all expectations - a peaceful, if not entirely fair, presidential election.
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