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Turkey Eases Some Emergency Measures
Turkish authorities have relatively eased some of the measures under the state of emergency, and established a commission to oversee...
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Five Kids Left In Parking Lot When Turkish Mother Detained
A heart-wrenching video has shown that five kids, one of them disabled, were left in a parking lot of a...
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Turkey Is Getting Comfortable With Assad In Syria
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's refusal to step down for six years, surviving through thin and thick of a brutal war...
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Women Fight In Turkish Parliament Over Controversial Bill
Turkish Parliament relapsed into a rare moment of shame unseen before, when female lawmakers from the ruling Justice and Development...
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Erdogan’s Presidential Rival Faces 142 Years In Prison
"We will not make you a president!" Selahattin Demirtas, a charismatic Kurdish politician, said as he launched a campaign to...
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With New Constitution, Erdogan Eyes For One-Man Rule
The Turkish Republic is on the throes of a radical transformation, even regime change, as Parliament completed 2nd round of...
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Suicide and Suspicious Deaths After Turkey’s Coup Attempt
1. Non-commissioned officer Ferhat Daş Cause of Death: Suicide Date: July 15, 2016 Non-commissioned officer Ferhat Daş, a tank commander,...
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Turks Who Sued Erdogan Over Insults Arrested
At least 7 people were arrested in Turkey after pressing charges against the Turkish president over "offensive remarks," accused of...
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EU Intel Found Turkey Coup Was In Response To Incoming Purge
The European Union intelligence had found that the failed coup attempt on July 15 was in response to an incoming...
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Suicides On the Rise in Turkey Amid Post-Coup Purge
Turkey’s post-coup crackdown unravels into a full-blown social crisis as more and more people — dismissed police officers, purged officials,...
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Turkey, Russia See A Place For US In Syria Peace Talks
Turkey and Russia are preparing to invite the U.S. to peace talks in Astana next week, in a significant turnaround...
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Breakthrough Seen Within Reach Amid Hope and Caution in Cyprus Talks
Cyprus, which represents one of the long-running disputes from the Cold War era, seems to be on the path of...
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Obama Urges To Preserve Democracy In Emotional Farewell
"Yes, We Did." These were final words of Unites States President Barack Obama, capping his eight-year presidency in an emotional...
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Governor Bans Protests in Capital Ankara For A Month
There will be no public gathering, no permission to protest, not a march or a rally for a month in...
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Quarrels, Censorship, Outrage: Turkish Parliament Votes For Presidency
Turkish lawmakers cast their votes in the Turkish Parliament on Tuesday to push through first two articles of an amendment...
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Trump’s AG Pick Sessions Vows To Stand Up For Trump
By Julia Edwards Ainsley U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's choice for attorney general promised on Tuesday to stand up to Trump, his...
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Jury Condemns Dylann Roof To Death For S. Carolina Church Massacre
By Harriet McLeod White supremacist Dylann Roof deserves to die for the hate-fueled killings of nine black churchgoers at a...
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It’s Working Journalists Day. But No Turkish Media Left To Celebrate
Turkish media is on a life support, if not dead. Since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan consolidated the power following...
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In Sign Of Thaw, Turkey Says Respects Iraq’s Sovereignty
Turkey and Iraq cooled down a long-running spat between the two countries during a visit by the Turkish prime minister to...
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