Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Gülen trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Gülen has been living in the US since 1999.
A Turkish criminalcourt has issued an arrest warrant for Gülen.
Gülen claimed, though, that the recording had been altered.
I don't believe that the worldbelieves the accusations made by President Erdoğan,” Gülen said.
Gülen was influenced by the ideas of Kurdish-Islamic scholar Said Nursî.
In the post-coup era, the US will come undersignificant pressure to reconsider its laissez-faire attitude toward Gülen.
Gülen has stated that he believes in science, interfaith dialogue among the People of the Book, and multi-party democracy.
The Turkish ambassador reportedly askedauthorities to take legal action against sympathizers of the Gülen movement as well.
The Turkish governmenthas been waging an all-out war against the Gülen movement since the eruption of the corruption scandal in late 2013.
President Erdoğan and the Justice and Development Party(AKP) government claimed in the firsthours after the assassination that the murderer was a member of the Gülen movement.
More recently, the Turkish authorities classified the Gülen movement as a terrorist organization- a label given new meaning by the failed coup.
Fethullah Gülen, whom President Erdoğan said as being one of the principal conspirators, condemned the coup attempt and denied any role in it.
Critics point to a video that emerged in 1999 in which Gülen seemed to suggest that his followers should infiltrate mainstream institutions.
Fethullah Gülen, whom President Erdoğan had accused as being one of the principal conspirators, vehemently condemned the coup attempt and denied any role in it.
If we are strategic partners or model partners, do what is necessary.”PrimeMinister Yildirim has threatened war against any country that would support Gülen.
About 100,000 state employees suspected of links with the Gülen movement have been purged, and 32,000 people are in jail for their alleged role in the coup attempt.
Was reportedly working at the Grand National Assembly of Turkey(TBMM), and one of the 9,103 members of Turkey's police force whowere suspended due to their alleged links to the Gülen movement.
Since 1995, Gülen has been staying in the United States, and the Americans are not going to deliver Gülen to Turkey, despite the agreement on the extradition of criminals between the countries.
According to Turkish intelligence sources,Amsterdam said:“There are signs that Gülen is working closely with certain members of military leadership against the elected civilian government.”.
Over 50,000 Turks were jailed in the aftermath of the failed coup.[5][6] 140,000 have been removed from their jobs in a number of fields, particularly civil service, military, judiciary, academia and media.[5][7] The government has said that it istargeting those who are suspected of supporting Fethullah Gülen, who the government believes was behind the coup attempt.[7].
There had been an antagonism between Erdoğan and Gülen for some time: Hakan Şükür, who is often regarded as a disciple of Gülen, had resigned his post in Justice and Development Party on 16 December.
From 2014 to mid-2016, repeated purges of civilian, military and judicial officials took place in Turkey,mainly aimed at followers of Fethullah Gülen, a former colleague of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
But, despite the growing evidence concerning Gülen and his followers, the impression in Ankara is that the US has so far refused to constrain the activities of his network, which includes a range of schools and many civil-society organizations.
More than a hundred people were detained by Turkish law enforcement on Monday over allegedlinks to the movement of Erdogan's ally-turned-bitter-rival Fethullah Gülen, who, in the view of Ankara, seeks to depose the current leader.
While the Turkish governmentinsists on claiming that Altıntaş is linked to the Gülen movement, it has also been discovered that the gunman attended the sermons of Nurettin Yıldız, a staunch supporter of President Erdoğan.
CAMBRIDGE- The dramatic battle between Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party(AKP) and its erstwhile ally,the“Hizmet” religious movement led by the self-exiled cleric Fethullah Gülen, has begun to expose the massive rule-of-law violations that these two groups employed to consolidate their power.
Regarding the AKP's allegations against exiled cleric Fethullah Gülen, who lives in Pennsylvania, Secretary of State Kerry invited the Turkish government“to present us with any legitimate evidence that withstands scrutiny,” before they would accept an extradition request.
Yet a bloody military coup liesvery much outside the traditional modus operandi of the Gülen movement, which tends to prefer behind-the-scenes machinations to armed action or explicit violence.