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Turkey Twin Blast Toll Rises To 38: Interior Minister
The death toll from twin bombings near an Ankara football stadium has risen to 38 and left 166 people injured, Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said on Sunday.
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Activists Say 8 Syrians Killed Trying To Cross Into Turkey
A Syrian opposition coalition today called on Turkey to investigate the deaths of at least eight Syrian refugees, including four children, who were allegedly shot dead by border guards the night before while trying to cross the frontier.
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Terror Link Suspected In Istanbul Blast: Turkish Official
Turkish authorities suspect a terror attack was the cause of today's blast in the main tourist hub of Istanbul that has left 10 people dead, a government official said.
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Suicide Bombers Likely Behind Ankara Attack That Killed 86: Turkey PM
Two suicide bombers likely carried out the twin explosions in Turkey's capital Ankara at a peace rally Saturday that left 86 people dead, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said.
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86 Killed, 186 Injured in Bomb Attack on Peace Rally in Turkey's Capital Ankara
Two explosions rocked Turkey's capital Ankara on Saturday, killing at least 30 people, mostly activists who had gathered for a peace rally organised by leftist and pro-Kurdish opposition groups.
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Turkey Blast Spotlights Mine Safety Concerns
The deadliest coalmine blast in Turkish history has plunged a region into mourning, and reignited concerns over lax safety in a country with the highest number of mining deaths in Europe.
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Anger Erupts in Turkey as Mine Blast Claims 274 Lives
Anger erupted across Turkey on Wednesday as hopes faded for scores of workers trapped in a collapsed mine and the death toll rose to 274, in what has become the country's worst-ever mining disaster.
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Anger Grows in Turkey as Mine Blast Death Toll Hits 245
Anger was growing across Turkey on Wednesday as hopes faded for scores of workers trapped in a collapsed mine and the death toll hit 245, edging it closer to becoming the country's worst-ever industrial disaster.
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Turkey Twin Blast Toll Rises To 38: Interior Minister
The death toll from twin bombings near an Ankara football stadium has risen to 38 and left 166 people injured, Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said on Sunday.
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Activists Say 8 Syrians Killed Trying To Cross Into Turkey
A Syrian opposition coalition today called on Turkey to investigate the deaths of at least eight Syrian refugees, including four children, who were allegedly shot dead by border guards the night before while trying to cross the frontier.
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Terror Link Suspected In Istanbul Blast: Turkish Official
Turkish authorities suspect a terror attack was the cause of today's blast in the main tourist hub of Istanbul that has left 10 people dead, a government official said.
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Suicide Bombers Likely Behind Ankara Attack That Killed 86: Turkey PM
Two suicide bombers likely carried out the twin explosions in Turkey's capital Ankara at a peace rally Saturday that left 86 people dead, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said.
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86 Killed, 186 Injured in Bomb Attack on Peace Rally in Turkey's Capital Ankara
Two explosions rocked Turkey's capital Ankara on Saturday, killing at least 30 people, mostly activists who had gathered for a peace rally organised by leftist and pro-Kurdish opposition groups.
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Turkey Blast Spotlights Mine Safety Concerns
The deadliest coalmine blast in Turkish history has plunged a region into mourning, and reignited concerns over lax safety in a country with the highest number of mining deaths in Europe.
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Anger Erupts in Turkey as Mine Blast Claims 274 Lives
Anger erupted across Turkey on Wednesday as hopes faded for scores of workers trapped in a collapsed mine and the death toll rose to 274, in what has become the country's worst-ever mining disaster.
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Anger Grows in Turkey as Mine Blast Death Toll Hits 245
Anger was growing across Turkey on Wednesday as hopes faded for scores of workers trapped in a collapsed mine and the death toll hit 245, edging it closer to becoming the country's worst-ever industrial disaster.
