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Blast reported near Türkiye parliament building

Ankara - An explosion was heard Sunday in the Turkish capital Ankara, close to parliament which was due to open its new session later in the day, an AFP correspondent reported.Turkish media reported that gunfire was also...

The Turkish interior ministry called the blast a “terrorist attack,” adding that two terrorists were attacked in front of the ministry building.

HIS MAJESTY SENDS CONDOLENCES TO KING OF MOROCCO

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Sudan’s army chief meets Qatar ruler in diplomatic push

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‘World losing race to meet climate goals’

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Israel, Bahrain agree to boost trade ties

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Air strike in Khartoum kills 20 civilians: activists

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Erdogan's Russia visit vital for grain deal, Turkish leader's chief aide says

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Gunshot wounds as Eritrean asylum seekers clash with Israel police

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Israel strikes force closure of Syria airport

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In a place shattered by war and earthquakes, people feel forgotten

A girl walks in front of the remains of a building that was destroyed in February by the earthquake, in Jindires, Syria, on Aug. 8, 2023. (Nicole Tung/The New York Times)

Regular traffic to resume within hours: Suez Canal

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Türkiye slams 'unacceptable' UN approach to Cyprus row

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Palestinian dies after shooting by Israel forces

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Saudi crown prince meet Iran top diplomat

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Iran's foreign minister meets with Saudi crown prince

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Iran FM in Riyadh for first Saudi visit since ties restored

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