Turkey Elections 2018
Votes of millions of Kurds are likely to be a key factor in upcoming polls by tipping balance of power in parliament.
by Umut Uras
Middle East
by Ted Regencia
Israeli–Palestinian conflict
Racism
by Aina Khan
Interactive
by Umut Uras- Alia Chughtai
Iran
by Seyed Mostafa Khoshcheshm
Press Freedom
Refugee Crisis
by Laurence Lee
Kashmir
by Anando Bhakto
Greece
by Patrick Strickland
Privacy & Surveillance
by Yarno Ritzen
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Iran warns nuclear deal in 'ICU', exit likely in weeks
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Turkey's elections and the decisive Kurdish vote
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Black Muslims: Ignored, discriminated and resisting
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Can US plan for Middle East deliver peace?
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Five NGO workers gang-raped at gunpoint in east India
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Outrage after India interfaith couple face bias
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Ethiopian armed opposition group Ginbot 7 suspends attacks
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Should Kim Jong-un trust Trump? No, according to Iran
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Indonesia Muslim leader sentenced to death
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UN: Rule of law 'virtually absent' in Venezuela
by Andrew Mitrovica
by Joe Macaron
by Rokhaya Diallo
by Fuat Keyman
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.
Almost 3.8 million will face critical food insecurity and 7.7 million need life-saving assistance this year.
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