Do you read only headlines?
You are reading Erdogan propaganda media, don't forget they love to mislead people.
I wont get into too many details rn!
I womt deny that daily sabah is pro-AKP..... like just open their account, they themselves state they are biased pro-AKP and just like there are pro-AKP there are biased pro-CHP outlets as well!
Anyway, it seems that you are confusing the operation method of the biased media of the non Arab states, and Arab states. In Arab states' media, they twist the info, whether good or bad to make it appear as if it is praising the government; on the other hand, non Arab states' media just dont share the bad info or sometimes just "cut" the bad part of a good/bad news! This is why even till now, ppl still read biased pro-AKP and biased pro-CHP as the legitimacy of what is posted in their sites is like 70-80% true! Though I wont deny that there is propaganda on both sides tbh!
Anyway, if you dont like Daily Sabah, here is Reuters; hope that Reuters isnt too pro-AKP for you as nearly the same words are written over here as well
An Austrian court has ruled to extradite a Turkish businessman to Turkey where he is being investigated for money laundering charges, his lawyer Murat Volkan Dülger said on Monday.
www.reuters.com
ISTANBUL, Aug 30 (Reuters) - An Austrian court has ruled to extradite a Turkish businessman to Turkey where he is being investigated for money laundering charges, his lawyer Murat Volkan Dülger said on Monday.
The businessman, Sezgin Baran Korkmaz, additionally is facing charges of conspiring to commit money laundering and wire fraud in the United States, which also is seeking his extradition. read more
"Wels court decided on Aug. 25 for my client to be extradited to Turkey. The evaluation of the extradition request by the United States is still ongoing," Dulger said in a statement on Twitter.
Korkmaz was detained in June in a town about 260 km (160 miles) from Vienna and Turkey had initiated an extradition process with Austrian authorities.
In December, authorities detained 10 executives working at Korkmaz's companies, after Turkey's Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) said the companies were used for money laundering, Turkish state-news agency Anadolu reported.