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Turkish Family Walking On All Fours Baffles Scientists
A BBC documentary said that the Ulas family could be the missing link between man and ape.
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Turkey's Erdogan Re-Emerges With Putin After Citing Health Issues
Turkey's ailing President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday re-emerged from a two-day absence and spoke by video link with Vladimir Putin at a virtual ceremony unveiling a Russian-built nuclear power plant.
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Turkey Jails 17 Suspects Over Deadly Istanbul Street Blast
A Turkish court Friday ordered the detention of 17 suspects, including a Syrian woman, for alleged links to a bombing that killed six people in central Istanbul, local media reported.
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Terrorist Threats To Kashmir Journalist Has A Turkey Link: Report
In the backdrop of recent threats to Kashmir-based journalists, an intelligence report noted that LeT terrorist Mukthar Baba, who now operates from Turkey.
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Oracle Fined $23 Million For Bribing Officials In India, Turkey And UAE
Oracle's employees at its India unit used an excessive discount scheme linked to a transaction with a transportation company owned by the ministry of railways, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said.
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Centre's "More Intensive Than Usual Checks" On New Air India CEO: Report
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is calling on the government to block the appointment of Ilker Ayci as chief executive of Air India, citing his previous political links in Turkey, with which New Delhi has strained relations.
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New Zealand Slams Australia In Row Over Terror Suspect's Citizenship
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern angrily accused Australia Tuesday of shirking its responsibility for a dual national arrested in Turkey with alleged links to the Islamic State militant group.
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Twitter Removes China, Russia and Turkey 'State-Linked' Accounts
Twitter on Friday said it had removed tens of thousands of "state linked" accounts used by China, Russia and Turkey to push their own propaganda, sow misinformation or attack critics.
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Twitter Removes China, Russia And Turkey "State-Linked" Accounts
Twitter on Friday said it had removed tens of thousands of "state linked" accounts used by China, Russia and Turkey to push their own propaganda, sow misinformation or attack critics.
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Turkey Arrests Suspected Spies For UAE, Investigating Khashoggi Link
Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and critic of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was killed in the consulate on Oct. 2 by a team of Saudi operatives, provoking an international outcry.
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Turkey Turns Up Heat On Saudi Crown Prince Over Murdered Journalist
Turkey's pro-government media published new claims on Monday linking Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed to reveal the "naked truth" about the case.
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Suspects In Saudi Journalist Case Tied To Top Prince: Report
A suspect identified by Turkey in the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was a frequent companion of the kingdom's powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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Facebook Messenger Lite Launched for iOS, Available Only in Turkey
The Messenger Lite app retains basic chat features like sending text messages, photos, videos, or links to an individual or a group, but doesn't show the real-time online status of users.
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Turkey Sacks 18,500 Employees Including Soldiers, Policemen In New Decree
Turkish authorities ordered the dismissal of more than 18,500 state employees including police officers, soldiers and academics, in a decree published on Sunday. The Official Gazette said 18,632 people had been sacked including 8,998 police officers in the emergency decree over suspected links to terror organisations and groups that "act against na...
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Dispute Between Qatar, Neighbours Forging "New" Gulf With No Winners
The year-old acrimonious dispute between Qatar and its neighbours is forging a "new" Gulf, potentially transforming what was a stable region of the Arab world, experts warn. It has shattered old alliances and rendered the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council practically obsolete, pushing Qatar towards Turkey and Iran.
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Turkish Family Walking On All Fours Baffles Scientists
A BBC documentary said that the Ulas family could be the missing link between man and ape.
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Turkey's Erdogan Re-Emerges With Putin After Citing Health Issues
Turkey's ailing President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday re-emerged from a two-day absence and spoke by video link with Vladimir Putin at a virtual ceremony unveiling a Russian-built nuclear power plant.
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Turkey Jails 17 Suspects Over Deadly Istanbul Street Blast
A Turkish court Friday ordered the detention of 17 suspects, including a Syrian woman, for alleged links to a bombing that killed six people in central Istanbul, local media reported.
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Terrorist Threats To Kashmir Journalist Has A Turkey Link: Report
In the backdrop of recent threats to Kashmir-based journalists, an intelligence report noted that LeT terrorist Mukthar Baba, who now operates from Turkey.
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Oracle Fined $23 Million For Bribing Officials In India, Turkey And UAE
Oracle's employees at its India unit used an excessive discount scheme linked to a transaction with a transportation company owned by the ministry of railways, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said.
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Centre's "More Intensive Than Usual Checks" On New Air India CEO: Report
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is calling on the government to block the appointment of Ilker Ayci as chief executive of Air India, citing his previous political links in Turkey, with which New Delhi has strained relations.
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New Zealand Slams Australia In Row Over Terror Suspect's Citizenship
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern angrily accused Australia Tuesday of shirking its responsibility for a dual national arrested in Turkey with alleged links to the Islamic State militant group.
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Twitter Removes China, Russia and Turkey 'State-Linked' Accounts
Twitter on Friday said it had removed tens of thousands of "state linked" accounts used by China, Russia and Turkey to push their own propaganda, sow misinformation or attack critics.
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Twitter Removes China, Russia And Turkey "State-Linked" Accounts
Twitter on Friday said it had removed tens of thousands of "state linked" accounts used by China, Russia and Turkey to push their own propaganda, sow misinformation or attack critics.
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Turkey Arrests Suspected Spies For UAE, Investigating Khashoggi Link
Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and critic of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was killed in the consulate on Oct. 2 by a team of Saudi operatives, provoking an international outcry.
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Turkey Turns Up Heat On Saudi Crown Prince Over Murdered Journalist
Turkey's pro-government media published new claims on Monday linking Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed to reveal the "naked truth" about the case.
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Suspects In Saudi Journalist Case Tied To Top Prince: Report
A suspect identified by Turkey in the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was a frequent companion of the kingdom's powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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Facebook Messenger Lite Launched for iOS, Available Only in Turkey
The Messenger Lite app retains basic chat features like sending text messages, photos, videos, or links to an individual or a group, but doesn't show the real-time online status of users.
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Turkey Sacks 18,500 Employees Including Soldiers, Policemen In New Decree
Turkish authorities ordered the dismissal of more than 18,500 state employees including police officers, soldiers and academics, in a decree published on Sunday. The Official Gazette said 18,632 people had been sacked including 8,998 police officers in the emergency decree over suspected links to terror organisations and groups that "act against na...
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Dispute Between Qatar, Neighbours Forging "New" Gulf With No Winners
The year-old acrimonious dispute between Qatar and its neighbours is forging a "new" Gulf, potentially transforming what was a stable region of the Arab world, experts warn. It has shattered old alliances and rendered the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council practically obsolete, pushing Qatar towards Turkey and Iran.
