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Turkish Police Raid Businesses With Alleged Links To US-Based Preacher: Report
Turkish police launched a vast operation today against businesses suspected of financing US-based Muslim preacher Fethullah Gulen, accused by Ankara of masterminding last month's attempted coup, media reported.
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Turkey Court Shuts Down Pro-Kurdish Newspaper: State Media
A Turkish court has ordered the temporary closure of a newspaper accusing it of links with Kurdish terrorists and spreading terrorist propaganda, state media said today.
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Bulgaria Prime Minister Worried By European Union-Turkey Relations
Bulgaria's premier called today on the EU to stick by Turkey despite tensions since July's coup, worrying his country will be swamped by migrants if a deal with Ankara breaks down.
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Turkish Military Attaches Missing After Being Summoned In Post-Coup Probe: Official
Three Turkish military attaches, two at the Turkish embassy in Greece and one in Bosnia, are missing after being called back to Ankara as part of investigations into a failed military coup, a senior Turkish official told Reuters today.
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Turkish Police Raid Businesses With Alleged Links To US-Based Preacher: Report
Turkish police launched a vast operation today against businesses suspected of financing US-based Muslim preacher Fethullah Gulen, accused by Ankara of masterminding last month's attempted coup, media reported.
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Turkey Court Shuts Down Pro-Kurdish Newspaper: State Media
A Turkish court has ordered the temporary closure of a newspaper accusing it of links with Kurdish terrorists and spreading terrorist propaganda, state media said today.
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Bulgaria Prime Minister Worried By European Union-Turkey Relations
Bulgaria's premier called today on the EU to stick by Turkey despite tensions since July's coup, worrying his country will be swamped by migrants if a deal with Ankara breaks down.
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Turkish Military Attaches Missing After Being Summoned In Post-Coup Probe: Official
Three Turkish military attaches, two at the Turkish embassy in Greece and one in Bosnia, are missing after being called back to Ankara as part of investigations into a failed military coup, a senior Turkish official told Reuters today.
