Islamic Jihad commander killed in latest Israeli attack as foreign mediators press ahead with ceasefire efforts.
Erdogan’s independent foreign policy put Turkey on the map – the opposition’s may be far more muted.
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Satellite images show villages reduced to ashes in Myanmar’s Sagaing. Survivors say the military is to blame.
Erdogan’s independent foreign policy put Turkey on the map – the opposition’s may be far more muted.
Elections on Sunday may bring sweeping change to Turkey, but in an earthquake zone many will vote for the president.
After months of waiting, Swedish hopes are high for Turkey’s ratification after Sunday’s vote.
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Attacks on politicians and election workers have marred the last few weeks of campaigning before Sunday’s votes.
The CHP used to back a ban on the hijab in public life in Turkey. It’s changed its tone, but not everyone trusts it.
