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The Hair Loss Hack: The Surprising Reason Millions Are Flying To Istanbul For Transplants
Turkey has transformed into a dominant global hub for hair transplants, drawing over a million medical tourists annually and generating three billion dollars in revenue.
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"Pirate Party" Boat Carrying 148 Tourists Sinks In Turkey, Passengers Jump Into Sea
All 148 people on board were accounted for and brought to safety. There were no reports of fatalities.
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"We Can Do Without A Lot Of Drama": EU On Climate Talks At UN In Turkey
European countries were deeply frustrated by last year's COP30 climate conference in Brazil, which produced a watered-down final text that lacked any explicit mention of a fossil-fuel transition.
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4 Dead, 8 Injured As Gunman Opens Fire In Southern Turkey: Report
4 Dead, 8 Injured As Gunman Opens Fire In Southern Turkey: Report
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Pakistan Closer To 'Islamic NATO'? Khawaja Asif Says Turkey, Qatar To Join Saudi Pact
The two new inclusions would potentially create a new axis that blends Ankara's military experience and defence manufacturing base, Islamabad's nuclear deterrent and ballistic missile capability, and Saudi Arabia and Qatar's financial muscle.
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All About Turkey's New 'Yldrmhan' Missile That Can 'Hit' US Mainland
The missile was introduced at the SAHA 2026 Defence and Aerospace Exhibition, but defence experts remain unconvinced about its claimed capabilities.
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India-Turkey Cement Security Ties With Dawood Aide Salim Dola's Deportation
Salim Dola, an alleged associate of Iqbal Mirchi and linked to networks of Dawood Ibrahim, had been on the radar of Indian agencies for years.
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Turkey Votes To Ban Social Media For Under-15s
The Turkish parliament voted on Wednesday to prevent children under the age of 15 from accessing social media platforms, state media agency Anadolu reported, the latest country to try such a ban.
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5 Guns, 7 Magazines: 13-Year-Old Kills 9 In Turkey School, Then Shoots Self
1 Dead In Shooting At School In Turkey, Second Such Incident In 24 Hours
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Ex-Student Opens Fire At Turkish School Wounding 16, Then Kills Self
The 18-year-old attacker, armed with a shotgun, fired randomly at a vocational high school in Siverek, Sanliurfa province, before hiding inside the building.
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'Give $1 Billion, Most Beautiful Woman As Wife': Uganda Army Chief To Turkey
He has also threatened to cut diplomatic ties with Turkey and close its embassy in Kampala within 30 days if his demands are not met.
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Turkey Also Possible Venues For US-Iran Negotiations: Report
Oil prices fell, and battered shares recovered on Wednesday after reports that the US had sent the 15-point plan to Iran.
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Iraq Restarts Oil Exports Via Turkey Amid Strait Of Hormuz Disruptions
Iraq announced on Wednesday it had resumed limited oil exports of 250,000 bpd through the Turkish port of Ceyhan after the country's output plunged due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Sirens Heard At Incirlik Base, A Key NATO Facility In Turkey
Sirens wailed at Turkey's Incirlik airbase, a key NATO facility where US troops are stationed near the southern city of Adana, state news agency Anadolu reported.
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Why Attacking Turkey, A NATO Member, Is A High-Risk Bet For Iran
The US-Israel and Iran war has widened sharply, with the NATO air defences destroying an Iranian ballistic missile fired towards Turkey on Day 5 of the war.
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The Hair Loss Hack: The Surprising Reason Millions Are Flying To Istanbul For Transplants
Turkey has transformed into a dominant global hub for hair transplants, drawing over a million medical tourists annually and generating three billion dollars in revenue.
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"Pirate Party" Boat Carrying 148 Tourists Sinks In Turkey, Passengers Jump Into Sea
All 148 people on board were accounted for and brought to safety. There were no reports of fatalities.
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"We Can Do Without A Lot Of Drama": EU On Climate Talks At UN In Turkey
European countries were deeply frustrated by last year's COP30 climate conference in Brazil, which produced a watered-down final text that lacked any explicit mention of a fossil-fuel transition.
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4 Dead, 8 Injured As Gunman Opens Fire In Southern Turkey: Report
4 Dead, 8 Injured As Gunman Opens Fire In Southern Turkey: Report
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Pakistan Closer To 'Islamic NATO'? Khawaja Asif Says Turkey, Qatar To Join Saudi Pact
The two new inclusions would potentially create a new axis that blends Ankara's military experience and defence manufacturing base, Islamabad's nuclear deterrent and ballistic missile capability, and Saudi Arabia and Qatar's financial muscle.
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All About Turkey's New 'Yldrmhan' Missile That Can 'Hit' US Mainland
The missile was introduced at the SAHA 2026 Defence and Aerospace Exhibition, but defence experts remain unconvinced about its claimed capabilities.
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India-Turkey Cement Security Ties With Dawood Aide Salim Dola's Deportation
Salim Dola, an alleged associate of Iqbal Mirchi and linked to networks of Dawood Ibrahim, had been on the radar of Indian agencies for years.
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Turkey Votes To Ban Social Media For Under-15s
The Turkish parliament voted on Wednesday to prevent children under the age of 15 from accessing social media platforms, state media agency Anadolu reported, the latest country to try such a ban.
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5 Guns, 7 Magazines: 13-Year-Old Kills 9 In Turkey School, Then Shoots Self
1 Dead In Shooting At School In Turkey, Second Such Incident In 24 Hours
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Ex-Student Opens Fire At Turkish School Wounding 16, Then Kills Self
The 18-year-old attacker, armed with a shotgun, fired randomly at a vocational high school in Siverek, Sanliurfa province, before hiding inside the building.
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'Give $1 Billion, Most Beautiful Woman As Wife': Uganda Army Chief To Turkey
He has also threatened to cut diplomatic ties with Turkey and close its embassy in Kampala within 30 days if his demands are not met.
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Turkey Also Possible Venues For US-Iran Negotiations: Report
Oil prices fell, and battered shares recovered on Wednesday after reports that the US had sent the 15-point plan to Iran.
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Iraq Restarts Oil Exports Via Turkey Amid Strait Of Hormuz Disruptions
Iraq announced on Wednesday it had resumed limited oil exports of 250,000 bpd through the Turkish port of Ceyhan after the country's output plunged due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Sirens Heard At Incirlik Base, A Key NATO Facility In Turkey
Sirens wailed at Turkey's Incirlik airbase, a key NATO facility where US troops are stationed near the southern city of Adana, state news agency Anadolu reported.
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Why Attacking Turkey, A NATO Member, Is A High-Risk Bet For Iran
The US-Israel and Iran war has widened sharply, with the NATO air defences destroying an Iranian ballistic missile fired towards Turkey on Day 5 of the war.
