The documents were clearly from a ‘leak’ in the French Government. Maimon, agent of Mr Barry of the London Committee of the Ottoman Bank, or from Barry himself. received many such confidential documents through either a M.

In any case, in the course of these negotiations, the F.O. Bompard, French Ambassador in Constantinople, on the French negotiations with Hakki Pasha: See encl.

on 27 Sept., in what appears to be an authentic report from M. The gist of the French conditions was also received by the F.O. as it is a later and more accurate version than that given in the documentation at this particular point - to be found in ibid., Nos. This list is taken from the National Bank memo, of 4 Oct. In April last year, the country blocked access to YouTube and Twitter, following a hostage situation where images of an Istanbul prosecutor being held hostage circulated online.31 There were several other conditions, subsequendy not insisted on, including recognition of French sovereignty over Tunis and recognition of Algiers as French territory. This is not the first time Turkey has blocked access to some of the world’s biggest digital services. 'The move to block the world’s most popular cloud services comes amidst growing calls in Turkey to build local versions of popular social media services – in July, far-right Turks called for the creation of a nationalised Turkish Twitter alternative to replace the US-based company’s services,” writes. Microsoft has since agreed to remove the links to the emails cache, which resulted in a partial ease of the ban, it was said. (opens in new tab) says the sites in question are issuing SSL errors, ' indicating intercepted traffic at the national or ISP level'. Apparently, some 57,623 stolen emails are shedding light on what's being called a widespread campaign of propaganda and deception.

Turkey blocks dropbox leaks