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Purge in Turkey reaches top ranks while prime minister accused of issuing threats

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Turkey’s deputy police chief has been sacked the highest rank yet to fall victim to the purge…

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Turkey’s deputy police chief has been sacked the highest rank yet to fall victim to the purge instigated by the government with claims the police and judiciary are trying to undermine it.

In another twist Istanbul prosecutor Zekeriya Oz who was leading part of the ongoing corruption investigation has claimed jurists sent by the prime minister threatened him.

Recip Tayyip Erdogan currently on a visit to Japan has argued cleric Fetullah Gulen a one time ally of the PM who lives in self-imposed exile in the US influenced the police and judiciary in the corruption investigation.

The visible and bitter deepening internal power struggle could affect Turkey’s bid for EU membership. Commission spokesman Olivier Bailly gave his view to reporters.

“These steps could undermine the current investigations and capacity of the judiciary and the police to investigate matters in an independent manner,” he said.

The government has purged hundreds of police since the scandal erupted last month. Details of the corruption allegations have not been made public but are believed to involve construction projects.

Oral Calislar, a political analyst said: “Because of this attack by the police and judiciary the government is trying to find ways to control them, what it is doing is not the right way But It is also wrong to say these undemocratic ways are good since they will take this government down.”

In a further development Erdogan’s AK Party has put forward plans to parliament to allow government more say over the appointment of prosecutors and judges.

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…we will have to abandon coastal cities like New York, New Orleans, Rotterdam and Hamburg.

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Professor Anders Levermann explains why rising sea levels caused by climate change pose such a risk.

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Will AI replace screenwriters? Netflix’s Head of Content weighs in

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Can an AI screenwriting tool ever outperform human talent? Larry Tanz, Netflix’s Head of Content for EMEA weighs in on the growing debate surrounding artificial intelligence in Hollywood and the global entertainment industry.

Comparing the rise of AI to past technological breakthroughs—such as digital cameras, visual effects, and CGI animation—he explains why technology alone isn’t enough. Instead, putting powerful new AI tools into the hands of great storytellers is what will unlock “bigger and bolder” movies and series on a scale audiences have never seen before.

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Why human talent remains irreplaceable in screenwriting

How AI parallels the historical impact of CGI and digital cameras

What the combination of top creators and AI means for the future of film and TV

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The first episode of Password is out

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Welcome to Password: Euronews Tech Talks’ new monthly series, which unlocks the science behind tech and health tech news across Europe and the world.

In this first episode we’re tackling Nobel Prizes — who are the scientists behind them, how is their research being applied, and does the award have a gender gap issue?

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Timmy the stranded whale is finally on his way home thanks to entrepreneur-funded rescue

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Timmy the stranded whale is finally on his way home thanks to entrepreneur-funded rescue

Fans can track Timmy’s journey in real time.

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…we will have to abandon coastal cities like New York, New Orleans, Rotterdam and Hamburg.

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Professor Anders Levermann explains why rising sea levels caused by climate change pose such a risk.

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