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No Afghan Airport Deal Without "Inclusive" Government: Turkish President
Turkey expects the government in Afghanistan to be "inclusive" before any agreement can be made about operating Kabul's strategic airport, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was quoted as saying on Sunday.
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Turkey Airport Ad Warns Travelers Sweden's 'Highest Rape Rate'
A billboard advertisement at Istanbul's international airport accused Sweden of having "the highest rape rate" worldwide, state media reported Friday just days after Stockholm accused Ankara of legalising sex with children.
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52 Wounded Still Hospitalised After Istanbul Airport Attack
Turkish officials say 52 people are still being treated in the hospital four days after suicide bombing attacks at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport killed at least 44 others.
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Turkey Detains 11 More Over Istanbul Airport Attack, Focus On Suspected Mastermind
Turkish police detained 11 foreigners on Friday suspected of belonging to an Islamic State cell linked to the attack on Istanbul's main airport, state media reported, and attention turned to a suspected Chechen mastermind.
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Turkey Police Detain 13 Suspects Over Istanbul Airport Attack
Turkish police today rounded up 13 suspects over the triple suicide bombings at Istanbul's international airport that left 42 people dead, a Turkish official said.
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Barack Obama Offers US Help After Istanbul Attacks: White House
President Barack Obama on Wednesday offered US security assistance to Turkey after 41 people were killed in a suicide assault on Istanbul airport, the latest in a string of attacks to rock the US ally.
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At Istanbul Airport, All 3 Suicide Bombers Dead
Three attackers with suicide vests detonated their explosives at the entrance of Istanbul Ataturk Airport, killing at least 36 people and wounding 147, Turkish officials said Tuesday night.
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US Condemns 'Heinous' Istanbul Attack, Pledges Support For Turkey
"Today's attack in Istanbul only strengthens our resolve to defeat the forces of terrorism and radical jihadism around the world," she added. "And it reminds us that the United States cannot retreat."
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UN Chief Condemns Istanbul Airport Attack
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon called for stepped-up cooperation in the fight against terrorism on Tuesday, following an attack on Istanbul's Ataturk airport that left at least 36 dead and scores wounded.
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Turkey unveils plan for world's biggest airport
Turkey plans to build what it said would be the largest airport in the world in Istanbul, eventually able to handle 150 million passengers per year, in a project seen costing more than 7 billion euros.
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No Afghan Airport Deal Without "Inclusive" Government: Turkish President
Turkey expects the government in Afghanistan to be "inclusive" before any agreement can be made about operating Kabul's strategic airport, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was quoted as saying on Sunday.
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Turkey Airport Ad Warns Travelers Sweden's 'Highest Rape Rate'
A billboard advertisement at Istanbul's international airport accused Sweden of having "the highest rape rate" worldwide, state media reported Friday just days after Stockholm accused Ankara of legalising sex with children.
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52 Wounded Still Hospitalised After Istanbul Airport Attack
Turkish officials say 52 people are still being treated in the hospital four days after suicide bombing attacks at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport killed at least 44 others.
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Turkey Detains 11 More Over Istanbul Airport Attack, Focus On Suspected Mastermind
Turkish police detained 11 foreigners on Friday suspected of belonging to an Islamic State cell linked to the attack on Istanbul's main airport, state media reported, and attention turned to a suspected Chechen mastermind.
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Turkey Police Detain 13 Suspects Over Istanbul Airport Attack
Turkish police today rounded up 13 suspects over the triple suicide bombings at Istanbul's international airport that left 42 people dead, a Turkish official said.
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Barack Obama Offers US Help After Istanbul Attacks: White House
President Barack Obama on Wednesday offered US security assistance to Turkey after 41 people were killed in a suicide assault on Istanbul airport, the latest in a string of attacks to rock the US ally.
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At Istanbul Airport, All 3 Suicide Bombers Dead
Three attackers with suicide vests detonated their explosives at the entrance of Istanbul Ataturk Airport, killing at least 36 people and wounding 147, Turkish officials said Tuesday night.
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US Condemns 'Heinous' Istanbul Attack, Pledges Support For Turkey
"Today's attack in Istanbul only strengthens our resolve to defeat the forces of terrorism and radical jihadism around the world," she added. "And it reminds us that the United States cannot retreat."
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UN Chief Condemns Istanbul Airport Attack
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon called for stepped-up cooperation in the fight against terrorism on Tuesday, following an attack on Istanbul's Ataturk airport that left at least 36 dead and scores wounded.
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Turkey unveils plan for world's biggest airport
Turkey plans to build what it said would be the largest airport in the world in Istanbul, eventually able to handle 150 million passengers per year, in a project seen costing more than 7 billion euros.
