Turkey Elections 2018
Erdogan becomes Turkey's first executive president after winning more than half the votes, election officials say.
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Turkish voters head to the polls on June 24 to simultaneously elect a president and new members of parliament.
At least 18 people killed as flash floods raged through parts of the country's major urban centre.
Yoga enthusiasts around the world took part in mass yoga to observe International Yoga Day.
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