(Turkish PM Erdogan addresses supporters on March 23, photo via Radio Free Europe)
December 17
- 52, including sons of Turkish ministers, detained in fraud and bribery probe
December 18
- Turkish police capture 4.5 million dollars in the house of Halkbank manager
December 19
- Istanbul police chief removed over graft inquiry
- New details are revealedabout Turkey’s ongoing graft probe
December 21
- For first time, Gulen curses purge of police officials in an emotional speech
- New law: Police chiefs have to inform superiors, and governors before investigations
- Erdogan implies to expel the U.S. ambassador
December 22
- A total of 113 police chiefs sacked by AK Party government
December 24
- PM’s adviser accuses Gülen movement of plotting against the Turkish nation
December 25
- Three Turkish ministers resign amid graft scandal
- PM Erdoğan announces 10 new names in major cabinet reshuffle
December 27
- Turkish Armed Forces says it does not want to be involved in political debates
- Three MPs announce resignation from the ruling AKP party
- Justice Minister stopped the policefrom carrying out prosecutor’s order
December 28
- PM Erdogan slams resigning AKP deputies in support rally.
December 30
- Turkish government vows to take actions against judges and prosecutors’ board
December 31
- One more deputy from ruling AKP announce resignation
January 1
- PM Erdogan labels graft probe an “assassination attempt”
January 2
- Government plans to change Turkey’s justice system
January 5
- Turkish PM Erdogan sayshe would favors retrial of coup cases
January 7
- Turkey removes 350 more police from posts after graft probe.
January 12
- Turkish government move on judiciary stirs fight in parliament
January 15
- PM Erdogan tasks Turkish ambassadors with fighting against “treacherous plot”
January 16
- Turkish prosecutors removed as judicial purge intensifies
January 17
- Turkey seizes assets of opposition party’s mayoral candidate
January 22
- Turkish judicial purge brings corruption investigation to halt
January 27
- U.S. based Turkish scholar Gulen says he is used as a scapegoat in graft scandal.
January 30
- Turkey removes around 800 more police officers
February 4
- 23 police removed at security department of Turkish Prime Ministry
February 7
- Turkey deports journalist Mahir Zeynalov for criticizing government on Twitter
February 8
- Turkish police fire tear gas to break up protests
February 11
- More judges and prosecutors were reshuffled in a fresh purge
February 12
- Two prominent Turkish businessmentestify as part of #graft probes
February 14
- PM’s son Bilal testified in graft probe
February 18
- Turkey’s Gul approves law tightening internet controls
February 21
- Turkish government refutes “purges,” call mass replacements routine
February 24
- Reports of widespread wiretapping make waves in Ankara
February 26
- President Gul approves controversial bill tightening grip on judiciary
February 27
- Montage wars over leaked voice recordings incriminating PM and son of corruption
February 28
- New voice recordings emerge of PM, his family, and close businessmen
- Turkish PM Erdogan calls protesters “atheists, leftists, and terrorists”
March 2
- Turkish PM calls on Gulen to stop interfering with the country
March 3
- Ruling AKP party sees any vote higher than 38.8% at local polls as ‘success’
March 5
- PM Erdogan rallies popular support in power struggle
March 6
- PM Erdogan admits meddling in judiciary
March 7
- Turkish court orders release of jailed former army chief
March 9
- Turkish PM’s account of President Obama’s Gulen response “not accurate”
March 10
- Turkish “coup” convicts freed amid political turmoil
March 11
- 15-year-old Gezi victim Berkin Elvandies after 269 days in coma
- Islamic scholar Gulen says Turkish PM Erdogan risking decade of reforms
March 12
- Funeral of Turkish boy Berkin Elvan brings thousands to Istanbul streets
March 14
- Two million marched, 417 arrested during Berkin Elvan protests over two days.
March 20
- Twitter website blocked in Turkey
March 21
- Furious reaction, and political split after Turkey bans Twitter
March 22
- Turkey says Twitter is biased
March 23
Turkey becomes first country ever to ban Google DNS
March 26
- Twitter says challenging Turkish ban through local courts
March 27
- Turkey calls Syria security leak “villainous”
- The Turkish government has blocked access to YouTube
March 28
- Turkey’s Erdogan cancels election rallies to rest his voice
March 30
- Voting begins in Turkey’s local elections
- Region watches Turkish elections to gauge Erdogan’s future
March 31
- PM Erdogan declares local poll victoryamid fraud claims
Reblogged this on Ned Hamson Second Line View of the News.
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