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Our correspondent says that concessions Panama already made could have been called a win.
Instead, Mr. Trump is still pushing, and.
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But first, this is Ekrem Imamolu, the mayor of Istanbul,
who was likely to be the opposition candidate at Turkey's next election.
There are hundreds of police officers at our door, he said yesterday.
We are up against tyranny, but I will not be discouraged.
He filmed himself at home as he slowly put on a tie.
Videos from outside the house showed police in riot gear.
Moments later, he was arrested and taken to jail.
Imamolu was billed as the most significant rival to Turkey's long reigning president,
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and the opposition party is now accusing Erdogan of an attempted coup.
Shortly after Imamolu was taken to jail,