The Aftermath Of Turkey's Failed Coup
After the failed coup, President Erdogan instituted a widespread crackdown on Turkish society. So what does this mean for the country?
Last month, the European Union temporarily halted talks over Turkey becoming part of the EU, saying they were concerned over the Turkish government's alarming response to the failed military coup.
Between July and November 2016, over a hundred thousand people were purged, arrested or jailed, as President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, tried to restore power. Now, months after the failed coup, what is life like in Turkey?
Watch today's Seeker Daily video to find out.
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The Guardian: Fear and paranoia still stalk Turkey two months after the failed coup
Bloomberg: Coup Was 'Gift From God' for Erdogan Planning a New Turkey