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Worldcrunch » Sources » RADIKAL

RADIKAL

Radikal (“Radical”) is an influential daily based in Istanbul and owned by Aydin Dogan. Founded in 1997, it stands out amongst other newspapers in Turkey for its arts and culture coverage, as well as its essays and op-ed pieces.

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