Europe
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Turkey lashes out at EU ‘interference’ in corruption scandal
Recip Tayyep Erdogan’s embattled government rejects EU criticism of its handling of investigation By Richard Spencer, Middle East Correspondent Turkey’s government, engulfed by a corruption […]
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Computer pioneer Alan Turing pardoned
in UKPunished under British law for homosexuality in the 1950s, code breaker Turing has now been pardoned. Queen Elizabeth II has pardoned Alan Turing, the father of modern […]
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Turkish filmmaker’s book best seller in Italy
Turkish filmmaker’s book best seller in Italy Rome-based Turkish filmmaker Ferzan Ozpetek’s debut novel, “Rosso Istanbul,” is one of the best sellers in Italy. World […]
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‘Turkey deported 1,100 European jihadists’
in EU MembersAnkara has sent a report to Germany, Belgium, France and the Netherlands, the ountries from where the fighters mainly came from, Xinhua reported quoting Haberturk […]
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‘The near future of Iraq is dark’: Warning from Muqtada al-Sadr – the Shia cleric whose word is law to millions of his countrymen
Patrick Cockburn The future of Iraq as a united and independent country is endangered by sectarian Shia-Sunni hostility says Muqtada al-Sadr, the Shia religious leader […]
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Turkey has ‘much to do’ before it can join EU
in EU MembersReport on EU enlargement says Turkey needs to do more on rule of law and democratic rights but leaves door open for membership Stefan Fule […]
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Turkey lashes out at EU ‘interference’ in corruption scandal
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Computer pioneer Alan Turing pardoned
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Turkish filmmaker’s book best seller in Italy
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‘Turkey deported 1,100 European jihadists’
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‘The near future of Iraq is dark’: Warning from Muqtada al-Sadr – the Shia cleric whose word is law to millions of his countrymen
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Turkey has ‘much to do’ before it can join EU