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Turkish minister says an attack on aerospace company left a number of people dead

Turkey’s interior minister says an attack on the premises of the Turkish aerospace and defense company TUSAS has left a number of people dead or injured

The Independent UK

At least five killed in attack on aerospace firm near Turkey’s Ankara

Local media reported explosion and gunfire at a state-run company near the country’s capital.

Al Jazeera

How to Choose the Best Plastic Surgeon in Turkey?

Turkey has over 1,500 experienced and board-certified plastic surgeons (plasticsurgery.org). In the past year alone, more than 1 million non-surgical procedures have taken place in the country (plasticsurgery.org). With a yearly increase of about 30% in surgeries, many people consider plastic surgery in Turkey.

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Mother issues Turkey warning over near fatal £3,000 fat loss procedure

‘It was the most traumatic experience. I remember laying in bed screaming for help,’ the mother-of-one said

The Independent UK

In Turkey, Gulen’s death marks opportunity to move on from coup attempt

Fethullah Gulen, who has died aged 83, was blamed by Turkey for being behind a 2016 coup attempt.

Al Jazeera

Fethullah Gulen: From presidential ally to Turkey’s alleged coup mastermind

Gulen, who lived in exile in the US before his death, was accused of being behind Turkey’s 2016 coup attempt.

Al Jazeera

BRICS Summit In Kazan: Putin's Diplomatic Triumph

Russian President Putin to meet BRICS leaders in Kazan to strengthen ties, bypass sanctions, and counterbalance the Western-led world order.

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Who is going to Putin-hosted Brics summit in Russia – and why has Brazil’s Lula dropped out?

Vladimir Putin hosting first big international summit since war in Ukraine to signal he is not isolated on world stage

The Independent UK

Erdogan Rival Gulen Dies In Exile At 83

US-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, who was accused by Ankara of organising a failed 2016 coup, has died in exile in the United States aged 83, his movement and the Turkish government said Monday.

International Business Times

Turkey attempts to broker power between east and west as it bids to join Brics

In a significant diplomatic manoeuvre that may have far-reaching implications for the international system of alliances, Turkey has submitted a formal request to join Brics, the group of emerging-market economies, signalling its intent to diversify its partnerships beyond the west.

The Conversation

Fethullah Gulen: Self-exiled Turkish spiritual leader and Erdogan foe dies in Pennsylvania

Gulen, a reclusive rival to Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is remembered by supporters as a ‘man of faith who transformed the lives of millions’

The Independent UK

Fethullah Gulen: Ex-Erdogan Ally Who Became Public Enemy Number One

A former ally of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, US-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen spent years eluding the clutches of Turkey's president, who accused him of masterminding a failed 2016 coup.

International Business Times

Putin hosts a summit in a bid to show the West it can't keep Russia off the global stage

In the coming days, Russian President Vladimir Putin will be shaking hands with multiple world leaders, including those from China, India, Turkey and Iran

The Independent UK

Erdogan And Scholz Discuss Bilateral Issues, Differ On Israel

Turkish President Erdogan and German Chancellor Scholz discuss bilateral issues, disagree on Israel, hint at arms deals and deportation collaboration.

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Remains of 1,600-year-old Roman fort unearthed in Turkey

Archaeologists have unearthed the remains of a Roman military structure in Turkey dating to the fourth century, when Emperor Constantius II ruled.

Radio France Internationale

Turkey fears new wave of refugees as Israel continues Lebanon offensive

More than 400,000 people have fled to Syria to escape Israel's military operations in Lebanon, according to the United Nations. With the numbers expected to grow as Israel steps up its offensive, neighbouring Turkey, already home to the world's largest number of refugees, fears a new wave of people seeking…

Evening Standard

Katie Price says airport passport scanners no longer recognise her after sixth facelift

The veteran glamour model underwent her latest surgery on her face earlier this year in Turkey

International Business Times

Turkey Shuts Down Radio Station In Armenia Genocide Row

After more than 30 years on air, Istanbul's Acik radio fell silent Wednesday after the station was shut down by Turkish authorities, six months after a guest spoke on air about the "Armenian genocide".

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The Independent UK

An earthquake measuring 5.9 hits eastern Turkey, causing panic but no major damage

A moderately strong earthquake has struck eastern Turkey, causing widespread panic

The Conversation

Somalia and Turkey are becoming firm allies – what’s behind this strategy

Turkey has ramped up its partnership with Somalia in recent months. It is helping Somalia defend its waters, and has signed a deal to explore for oil and gas off the east African nation’s coast.

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Iran's Foreign Minister To Visit Jordan, Egypt, And Turkey

Iran's foreign minister's diplomatic mission to Jordan, Egypt, and Turkey amid concerns over potential conflict with Israel and regional stability.

International Business Times

Turkish Govt Delays Tax Plan To Fund Defence Industry

The Turkish government on Tuesday postponed until 2025 a parliamentary debate on a proposed tax on credit cards, which it sought to fund the arms industry as conflict rages in its neighbourhood.

International Business Times

Turkish Govt Defends Tax Plan To Fund Defence Industry

The Turkish government defended a proposed tax on credit cards on Tuesday, saying it was needed to fund the arms industry and protect the country as conflict rages in its neighbourhood.

The Independent UK

Craig Bellamy shrugs off place in Wales history books after beating Montenegro

Harry Wilson’s first-half penalty kept the Dragons in touch with group leaders Turkey.

Evening Standard

Wales 1-0 Montenegro: Harry Wilson penalty extends unbeaten start under Craig Bellamy

Wales remain two points behind Turkey in Group B4

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