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Turkish President Erdogan Says March Elections Will Be His Last
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday said that the country's March local elections would be his last, suggesting an end to his more than two decades in power.
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Sweden, Finland's NATO Bid Talks With Turkey In March
"The meeting will be held on March 9," Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told a news conference in Ankara, alongside his Hungarian counterpart.
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Arsenal Outcast Mesut Ozil Joins Turkish Side Fenerbahce
After starting the first 10 games of Mikel Arteta's reign, Mesut Ozil's last appearance came in a win over West Ham last March before the coronavirus pandemic saw football grind to a halt last year.
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Istanbul Hopes To Host New, 'Historic' Champions League Final
Istanbul was supposed to host its second Champions League final on Saturday but that was before the coronavirus pandemic wreaked worldwide havoc.
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'Turkish Crime Family' Hacker Who Tried to Blackmail Apple Pleads Guilty
A self-proclaimed hacker who held over 300 million iPhones to ransom after gaining access to their iCloud details and threatening to factory reset their iPhones has pleaded guilty to blackmailing the Cupertino-based tech giant.
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Turkey Mayoral Candidates Face Off In Rare Debate Before Election Test
Istanbul's mayoral candidates argued over the election they contested in March and their policy plans in a rare televised debate on Sunday, a week before a re-run vote seen as a test of Turkish democracy and President Tayyip Erdogan's AK party.
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Mesut Ozil Dines With Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan During Ramadan Iftar
Mesut Ozil, who has Turkish roots, was criticised in March after inviting Erdogan to his wedding.
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Christchurch Mosque Death Count Rises To 51 After Man Dies
The death toll from the Christchurch mosque attacks has risen to 51 after a 46-year-old Turkish man succumbed to injuries sustained in the March 15 shootings, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Friday.
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Turkish Man Injured In Christchurch Attacks Dies; Death Toll 51: Minister
A Turkish citizen who was wounded during the attacks at two mosques in New Zealand's Christchurch on March 15 has died, Turkey's foreign minister said on Thursday, raising the death toll from the shooting to 51.
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Laptop Ban: Royal Jordanian, Kuwait Airways Say Now Exempt
Royal Jordanian and Kuwait Airways join Emirates, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways and Turkish Airline who each announced last week a lifting of the ban.
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Laptop Ban: Turkish Airlines CEO Says US to Lift Restrictions on July 5
"We expect the electronic device ban applied to American flights to be lifted on Wednesday July 5," Bilal Eksi said on Twitter late Monday without giving further details.
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Istanbul Gay Pride Banned For 'Safety Concerns': Sources
Turkish authorities said on Saturday that an annual Gay Pride march in Istanbul's Taksim Square would be banned due to 'safety concerns', defying the calls of organisers.
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Porn Film Blasts Through Loudspeakers In Turkish Town. Mayor Orders Probe
In a bizarre incident, the municipal speaker system in a Turkish Town blasted an X-rated film in the middle of the night recently. Calling the incident 'immoral,' Tahsin Babas, the mayor of the town has ordered an investigation in the matter.
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US Secretary Of State Rex Tillerson To Visit Ankara On March 30: Turkey
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will visit Turkey on March 30, Turkish foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday, in what is likely to be the most high-level meeting with Ankara since US President Donald Trump took office in January.
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Thousands March Across Istanbul Bridge In Anti-Coup Protest
Thousands of Turkish government supporters on Thursday streamed across one of the two bridges spanning the Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul to protest against the coup that sought to unseat President Recep Tayyip Erdogan one week ago.
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Turkish President Erdogan Says March Elections Will Be His Last
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday said that the country's March local elections would be his last, suggesting an end to his more than two decades in power.
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Sweden, Finland's NATO Bid Talks With Turkey In March
"The meeting will be held on March 9," Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told a news conference in Ankara, alongside his Hungarian counterpart.
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Arsenal Outcast Mesut Ozil Joins Turkish Side Fenerbahce
After starting the first 10 games of Mikel Arteta's reign, Mesut Ozil's last appearance came in a win over West Ham last March before the coronavirus pandemic saw football grind to a halt last year.
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Istanbul Hopes To Host New, 'Historic' Champions League Final
Istanbul was supposed to host its second Champions League final on Saturday but that was before the coronavirus pandemic wreaked worldwide havoc.
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'Turkish Crime Family' Hacker Who Tried to Blackmail Apple Pleads Guilty
A self-proclaimed hacker who held over 300 million iPhones to ransom after gaining access to their iCloud details and threatening to factory reset their iPhones has pleaded guilty to blackmailing the Cupertino-based tech giant.
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Turkey Mayoral Candidates Face Off In Rare Debate Before Election Test
Istanbul's mayoral candidates argued over the election they contested in March and their policy plans in a rare televised debate on Sunday, a week before a re-run vote seen as a test of Turkish democracy and President Tayyip Erdogan's AK party.
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Mesut Ozil Dines With Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan During Ramadan Iftar
Mesut Ozil, who has Turkish roots, was criticised in March after inviting Erdogan to his wedding.
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Christchurch Mosque Death Count Rises To 51 After Man Dies
The death toll from the Christchurch mosque attacks has risen to 51 after a 46-year-old Turkish man succumbed to injuries sustained in the March 15 shootings, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Friday.
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Turkish Man Injured In Christchurch Attacks Dies; Death Toll 51: Minister
A Turkish citizen who was wounded during the attacks at two mosques in New Zealand's Christchurch on March 15 has died, Turkey's foreign minister said on Thursday, raising the death toll from the shooting to 51.
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Laptop Ban: Royal Jordanian, Kuwait Airways Say Now Exempt
Royal Jordanian and Kuwait Airways join Emirates, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways and Turkish Airline who each announced last week a lifting of the ban.
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Laptop Ban: Turkish Airlines CEO Says US to Lift Restrictions on July 5
"We expect the electronic device ban applied to American flights to be lifted on Wednesday July 5," Bilal Eksi said on Twitter late Monday without giving further details.
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Istanbul Gay Pride Banned For 'Safety Concerns': Sources
Turkish authorities said on Saturday that an annual Gay Pride march in Istanbul's Taksim Square would be banned due to 'safety concerns', defying the calls of organisers.
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Porn Film Blasts Through Loudspeakers In Turkish Town. Mayor Orders Probe
In a bizarre incident, the municipal speaker system in a Turkish Town blasted an X-rated film in the middle of the night recently. Calling the incident 'immoral,' Tahsin Babas, the mayor of the town has ordered an investigation in the matter.
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US Secretary Of State Rex Tillerson To Visit Ankara On March 30: Turkey
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will visit Turkey on March 30, Turkish foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday, in what is likely to be the most high-level meeting with Ankara since US President Donald Trump took office in January.
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Thousands March Across Istanbul Bridge In Anti-Coup Protest
Thousands of Turkish government supporters on Thursday streamed across one of the two bridges spanning the Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul to protest against the coup that sought to unseat President Recep Tayyip Erdogan one week ago.
