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The president’s arrest of his rival, Ekrem İmamoğlu, follows a familiar trajectory. It could also backfire spectacularly.

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Holyrood should learn from Ireland’s example and do more to project the nation’s soft power. By Chris Deerin Should Donald Trump’s Turnberry golf course host the Open in the next few years? The US ...