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Barack Obama Pardons Last Turkey In Thanksgiving Tradition
President Barack Obama pardoned his last Thanksgiving turkey on Wednesday, an annual tradition that sees the US leader spare two birds -- the centerpiece of most holiday tables -- from the carving knife.
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Obama, Turkey's Erdogan Discuss Campaign Against ISIS: White House
US President Barack Obama and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan discussed the next steps in the campaign against ISIS during a telephone call on Wednesday, the White House said.
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Barack Obama Says Security Ties With Turkey Undiminished Since Coup Bid
U.S. President Barack Obama said security relations with Turkey have not diminished as a result of a failed Turkish coup attempt in mid-July, according to excerpts of an interview with CNN to be broadcast on Sunday.
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Barack Obama To Meet With Turkey's Tayyip Erdogan In China On September 4
US President Barack Obama will have a bilateral meeting with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan during the upcoming G20 summit in China and will likely have at least an informal talk with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the White House said on Monday.
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Barack Obama Denies Any US Involvement In Turkey Coup Bid
President Barack Obama on Friday denied any US role in Turkey's failed coup and insisted that an extradition request for a US-based Muslim cleric accused of orchestrating the putsch would have to go through normal channels.
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US Had No Prior Intelligence About Turkey Coup: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama on Friday flatly rejected reports that the United States had prior intelligence about or was involved in last week's coup attempt in Turkey, calling such suggestions "unequivocally false."
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Barack Obama Pledges US Help To President Erdogan In Probing Coup Attempt
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday pledged US assistance to his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan for the investigation into last week's attempted coup, the White House said.
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Barack Obama Convenes National Security Council After Turkey Coup Attempt: White House
US President Barack Obama is convening his National Security Council on Saturday following the attempted coup d'etat in Turkey overnight, officials said.
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Turkey Coup: All Parties Should Support Erdogan Government, Says Obama
President Barack Obama is urging all parties in Turkey to support the democratically-elected government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Barack Obama Offers US Help After Istanbul Attacks: White House
President Barack Obama on Wednesday offered US security assistance to Turkey after 41 people were killed in a suicide assault on Istanbul airport, the latest in a string of attacks to rock the US ally.
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Turkish President Says Offended By Barack Obama's Press Freedom Rebuke
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday said he took offence at US President Barack Obama slamming eroding press freedoms in Turkey, expressing sadness that the comments were made behind his back.
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United Nations Sends Aid To Syria As Turkey Calls For Ground Operation
UN convoys delivering aid to thousands of besieged Syrians were due to set out on Wednesday, but hopes for lasting peace dimmed the day after Turkey called for a ground operation in its war-torn neighbour.
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Turkey Announces Troop Withdrawal From Iraq After Barack Obama Appeal: Ministry
Turkey on Saturday said it would "continue" to pull its troops out of northern Iraq after US President Barack Obama urged President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to do so in order to de-escalate tensions with Baghdad over the deployment.
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Ash Carter's Trip Aims To Strengthen Fight Against ISIS
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter traveled to Turkey today looking for new ways though which the US-led coalition can strengthen its fight against Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria.
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Russia Accuses Turkey's President Erdogan Over ISIS Oil Trade
Russia on Wednesday accused Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his family of involvement in illegal oil trading with Islamic State jihadists, ratcheting up the heat in a dispute over Ankara's downing of one of Moscow's warplanes.
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Barack Obama Pardons Last Turkey In Thanksgiving Tradition
President Barack Obama pardoned his last Thanksgiving turkey on Wednesday, an annual tradition that sees the US leader spare two birds -- the centerpiece of most holiday tables -- from the carving knife.
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Obama, Turkey's Erdogan Discuss Campaign Against ISIS: White House
US President Barack Obama and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan discussed the next steps in the campaign against ISIS during a telephone call on Wednesday, the White House said.
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Barack Obama Says Security Ties With Turkey Undiminished Since Coup Bid
U.S. President Barack Obama said security relations with Turkey have not diminished as a result of a failed Turkish coup attempt in mid-July, according to excerpts of an interview with CNN to be broadcast on Sunday.
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Barack Obama To Meet With Turkey's Tayyip Erdogan In China On September 4
US President Barack Obama will have a bilateral meeting with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan during the upcoming G20 summit in China and will likely have at least an informal talk with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the White House said on Monday.
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Barack Obama Denies Any US Involvement In Turkey Coup Bid
President Barack Obama on Friday denied any US role in Turkey's failed coup and insisted that an extradition request for a US-based Muslim cleric accused of orchestrating the putsch would have to go through normal channels.
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US Had No Prior Intelligence About Turkey Coup: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama on Friday flatly rejected reports that the United States had prior intelligence about or was involved in last week's coup attempt in Turkey, calling such suggestions "unequivocally false."
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Barack Obama Pledges US Help To President Erdogan In Probing Coup Attempt
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday pledged US assistance to his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan for the investigation into last week's attempted coup, the White House said.
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Barack Obama Convenes National Security Council After Turkey Coup Attempt: White House
US President Barack Obama is convening his National Security Council on Saturday following the attempted coup d'etat in Turkey overnight, officials said.
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Turkey Coup: All Parties Should Support Erdogan Government, Says Obama
President Barack Obama is urging all parties in Turkey to support the democratically-elected government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Barack Obama Offers US Help After Istanbul Attacks: White House
President Barack Obama on Wednesday offered US security assistance to Turkey after 41 people were killed in a suicide assault on Istanbul airport, the latest in a string of attacks to rock the US ally.
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Turkish President Says Offended By Barack Obama's Press Freedom Rebuke
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday said he took offence at US President Barack Obama slamming eroding press freedoms in Turkey, expressing sadness that the comments were made behind his back.
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United Nations Sends Aid To Syria As Turkey Calls For Ground Operation
UN convoys delivering aid to thousands of besieged Syrians were due to set out on Wednesday, but hopes for lasting peace dimmed the day after Turkey called for a ground operation in its war-torn neighbour.
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Turkey Announces Troop Withdrawal From Iraq After Barack Obama Appeal: Ministry
Turkey on Saturday said it would "continue" to pull its troops out of northern Iraq after US President Barack Obama urged President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to do so in order to de-escalate tensions with Baghdad over the deployment.
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Ash Carter's Trip Aims To Strengthen Fight Against ISIS
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter traveled to Turkey today looking for new ways though which the US-led coalition can strengthen its fight against Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria.
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Russia Accuses Turkey's President Erdogan Over ISIS Oil Trade
Russia on Wednesday accused Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his family of involvement in illegal oil trading with Islamic State jihadists, ratcheting up the heat in a dispute over Ankara's downing of one of Moscow's warplanes.
