Why Turkey wants to be in charge of securing Kabul airport
Ankara has a lot to gain from remaining a key player in Afghanistan after the US withdrawal. (This story has
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Antalya, Mugla wildfires continue as Turkey puts out dozens
Firefighters battling five fires in popular seaside destinations after 107 blazes were brought under control. (This story has been published
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Injured Djokovic leaves Tokyo Olympics empty-handed
World number one tennis player lost singles bronze play-off to Busta before withdrawing from mixed doubles. (This story has been
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Britain should not turn its back on refugees
On the 70th anniversary of the Refugee Convention, Britain is pushing an anti-refugee agenda. (This story has been published from
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The hanging judge: Dissecting the legacy of Iran’s new president
In 1988, Raisi oversaw the execution of thousands of political prisoners as a member of the infamous 'Death Commission'. (This
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Libya’s new interim government is facing an arduous task
The country's path to elections and sustainable peace is full of unspoken obstacles. (This story has been published from Al
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Tokyo hits record COVID cases days after Olympics began
Japan's capital registers nearly 3,000 new infections, bringing its total over 200,000 since the start of the pandemic. (This story
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Asian champions Qatar beat El Salvador to reach Gold Cup semis
Ali scores brace for Qatar while holders Mexico thrash Honduras to book their place in the last-four. (This story has
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China shuts down ports, cancels flights as Typhoon In-Fa nears
Storm to hit Zhejiang province on Sunday, just as other parts of country struggle to recover from recent deadly floods.
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Iran water shortages: Khamenei says protesters not to blame
Top leader's comments over Khuzestan protests come as media say one person shot dead in neighbouring Lorestan province. (This story
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