Access to Wikipedia restored in Turkey after more than two and a half years
<i>"... a 26 December 2019 ruling by the Constitutional Court of Turkey that the more than two and a half year block imposed by the Turkish government was unconstitutional."</i><p>Your takeaways:<p>1) Turkey has a Constitutional Court.<p>2) Turkey has a constitution.<p>3) The court makes rulings and they are carried out.<p>4) Erdogan did something and it was "checked" and "balanced."<p>Sounds an awful lot like a nation of laws, ruled by principles and such. Courts always take a while to catch up, just like e.g. investigations and pretty much every process governed by facts. But yeah, cause for some optimism. Lot of yelling here today about the block - guys it was <i>lifted</i>. After a ruling by a <i>court</i>.