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Turkish dailies covered on Wednesday Turkish Prime Minister RecepTayyip Erdogan's speech at Justice and Development (AK) Party group meeting, especially what Erdogan said about the latest developments related with Taksim Gezi Park protests.
Daily SABAH headlined "We will never let social segregation" referring to what Erdogan said at AK Party group meeting Tuesday, and stated that "PM Erdogan said everyone ensures that we will profit from this process on behalf of Turkey and our nation".
Daily HABERTURK headlined "authorities of police will be expanded", quoting Erdogan as saying, "Using tear gas on protesters is incontestable right of police. Police use their power when disobeyed and recalcitrated."
Standing man
Dailies also cover the Taksim Gezi Park protesters who have changed the way of demonstrations by standing still.
Daily VATAN published "The protests stand" referring to ongoing Taksim Gezi Park demonstrations, stating that CNN and BBC made news by saying " a new way of protesting".
Daily YENI SAFAK published " They create trouble in shining countries" referring to rapidly developing countries Brazil, Turkey and Indonesia despite worldwide economic crisis.
Cold war at the summit
Daily BUGUN published "Cold war at the Summit", referring to meeting at G8 Summit between United States President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying that Obama and Putin could not agree on Syria.
Daily TURKIYE published "Assad remained due to Putin's opposition" saying at G8 Summit final declaration, the leaders would have wanted to force Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to resign but Putin stepped in and opposed to this plan.
Hamas leaders in Ankara for talks with Erdogan
Daily STAR published "Palestine summit in Ankara" about the visits of Hamas political bureau chief Khaled Mashaal and the prime minister of the Hamas government in Gaza Ismail Haniyeh in Ankara to talk with Erdogan, saying the leaders discussed the crisis of government formation process in Palestine Israel's blockade and Erdogan's visit to Palestine.
Germany threatens Turkey at G8 Summit
Daily YENI SAFAK headlined "Germany threatens (Turkey)" saying Germany felt uncomfortable with the failure of Gezi Park protests and citing German Chancellor Angela Merkel as saying, "we can discuss Turkey at G8 Summit".
