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Dilara Hamit

ANKARA - The Turkish military neutralized two YPG/PKK terrorists in air-backed operations in northern Iraq, Turkey’s National Defense Ministry said on Friday. The ministry said in a tweet that the terrorists neutralized in the Zap region had been plotting

an attack. It added that Turkey’s anti-terrorist operations will continue without letup. Turkish authorities often use the word “neutralized” in statements to imply terrorists in question surrendered or were killed or captured. More than 400 YPG/PKK terrorists were “neutralized”...

Mohamed Waleed

BAGHDAD -Iraqi security forces killed at least 50 protesters Thursday while attempting to disperse demonstrators in the country’s southern cities of Nasiriyah and Najaf,

according to medical sources.A source who works for the Health Department in Dhi Qar province told Anadolu Agency on condition of anonymity that 32 people were killed and 230 others injured in Nasiriyah...

Mahmoud Barakat

ANKARA - More than 40 years have passed since the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian people was instituted by the UN in 1977. The day,

marked every year by Palestinians and internationally, falls on the same day of Nov. 29 that the UN General Assembly adopted in 1947 Resolution 181, the UN Partition Plan for Palestine...

Tuba Sahin

ANKARA - The number of international visitors to Turkey surged 14.5% year-on-year to

40.7 million this January-October, said the country’s Culture and Tourism Ministry on Friday. The Mediterranean resort city of Antalya saw the highest figure,

with 14.1 million in the first 10 months. Istanbul, Turkey’s largest city by population and a top tourist draw, was the number two destination, drawing...

Erdogan Cagatay Zontur

ANKARA - French President Emmanuel Macron should check his own head before describing NATO “brain dead”, Turkish president said Friday in a rebuff of the French leader. “French President Mr. Macron, I am telling you in Turkey and I will say in NATO, first check your own brain death,” said Recep Tayyip Erdogan, slamming Macron over his remarks that Turkey should not expect NATO support for its

anti-terror operation in northern Syria. Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony of Recep Tayyip Erdogan Complex at Istanbul’s Marmara University, Erdogan said France has no right and authority to be in Syria. “The [Syrian] regime also hasn’t invited you there,” Erdogan said, addressing the French leader.“To remove or not to remove Turkey from NATO ... Do you have the authority to make such a decision?” Erdogan added.Erdogan went on to say...

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BELGRADE - Today’s Black Friday, marking the start of the holiday shopping season, is coming under fire for encouraging consumption, and thereby leading to more fossil fuel use and damage to the

environment.Black Friday, the informal name for the Friday following Thanksgiving Day, normally the fourth Thursday in November, has been observed as the beginning of the U.S. holiday shopping season since 1952. In recent years, however, it became a... MORE DETAILS

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