"Türkiye'de Protestosuz, Dikensiz Gül Bahçesi Gibi Zirve Gördük" | Süleyman Tosunoğlu

In this episode of Gündem Özel, we host Süleyman Tosunoğlu, the Paris correspondent for Cumhuriyet newspaper. Tosunoğlu, one of the limited number of journalists who covered the NATO Summit in Ankara firsthand, discussed the behind-the-scenes aspects of the summit, the dialogue between Trump and Erdoğan, the European media's perspective on the summit, and the reasons behind the European Union's silence on issues such as the Ekrem İmamoğlu case. 00:00 Introduction: Paris correspondent Süleyman Tosunoğlu in the studio 01:07 The process of participating in the NATO Summit in Ankara via France 03:16 "NATO values ​​the press, restrictions stem from the Turkish government" 04:18 Is there any restriction or censorship on the opposition press in France? 05:09 Behind the scenes of the Ankara Summit: Turkish cuisine introduced to 3,000 journalists 08:26 Why did Trump stay close to Erdoğan and distant from European leaders? 10:44 How did the European press interpret Erdoğan's moves at the NATO Summit? 11:45 Is the European Union splitting internally? 13:48 Are European countries forming a new "European NATO" without the US? 16:10 "France is a country of protests, Macron's public support is low" 19:33 "We saw a NATO summit in Türkiye like a rose garden without protests or thorns" 21:36 Why did the European Union remain silent on the Ekrem İmamoğlu case? 22:36 "European countries are now looking at their own interests, not human rights" 24:34 European people's protests against Palestine and anti-war sentiment Join Cumhuriyet TV to benefit from exclusive privileges:    / @cumhuriyettvtr   Don't forget to subscribe to our Cumhuriyet TV channel to stay informed about new developments. Follow Cumhuriyet TV on social media: Twitter;   / tvcumhuriyet   Facebook:   / tvcumhuriyet   Instagram:   / cumhuriyettv   Cumhuriyet provides the news. https://www.cumhuriyet.com.tr #CumhuriyetTV #News #BreakingNews