Turkish court investigates alleged wiretapping
ANKARA , Turkey (AP) — A Turkish court is investigating whether the Islamic-oriented government may have illegally ordered taps on telephones used by its judges, officials said Thursday.
The case highlights tension between Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan , who has a strong electoral mandate, and Turkey's staunch secularists including those in the traditional power bases of the military and judiciary.
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