
Turkish Polish announced they raided houses on Tuesday arresting a number of citizens involved in anti-government protests that hit the country. Turkish Ikhlas News Agency said 25 people were arrested in Ankara, 13 in Eskisehir town, and many others in Istanbul, the largest of Turkish cities. Meanwhile, Turkish police have released 21 foreigners out of 27 who were arrested up till Monday, after being accused of taking part in the protests that broke out about 20 days ago, due to the Turkish government\'s decision to reconstruct Taksim Square in Istanbul. Protests with some violence continue in other Turkish cities, despite the police regaining control on Taksim Square, the birthplace of the protests.
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