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Iraq
Resurgent Turkey flexes its muscles around Iraq
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Turkey
Police detained eight suspected al Qaeda operatives in Bursa and two more in the capital of Istanbul. The men are accused of plotting to carry out New Years attacks in Turkey.
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Hamas
Turkey ‘wants to repair ties with Israel’
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkey to hold joint drills
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Al Qaeda
Evolution of Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan branches back to Central Asia
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Egypt
Survey: Muslims offer mixed views on Hamas, Hezbollah, reject al Qaeda
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Afghanistan
Turkey did not invite India on Afghan meet to appease Pak
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Al Qaeda
Germany searches for suspects in bomb plot
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NATO
NATO to outline new strategies for new realities
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United States
Native American tribes seek trade ties with Turkey
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Iran
Iran slams UN nuclear chief, denies keeping secrets
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Turkey
Turkey against NATO missile shield targeting Iran
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Afghanistan
Neighboring countries ponder a post-occupation Afghanistan
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Turkey
The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks, a faction of the Kurdistan Workers Party, claimed it carried out the Oct. 31 suicide attck in Istanbul that wounded 32 people. “We as TAK claim responsibility for the action carried out against the police force of Turkish fascism at Istanbul’s Taksim Square,” the groups said in a statement released on the Internet.
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Turkey
‘Faith in Islam’ to top Turkish school reform
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Turkey
The Union of Communities in Kurdistan denied that its ally, the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) carried out yesterday’s suicide attack in Istanbul that wounded 15 policemen and 17 civilians. The PKK is the primary suspect in the suicide attack.
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Al Qaeda
Istanbul suicide attack highlights Turkey’s struggle with militant groups
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Turkey
A suicide bomber at a central square in Istanbul wounded 15 police officers and 17 civilians. A second, undetonated bomb was found near the attack. Authorities believe the radical Kurdistan Workers Party carried out the attack, as a truce with the group expired today.
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Turkey
Security forces detained five members of an al Qaeda cell in Izmir in western Turkey. The cell was supporting al Qaeda operations in Afghanistan, and included fundraisers and a computer programmer who was attempting to jam NATO UAV signals.
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Al Qaeda
Probe links European plot to 9/11
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Pakistan
Turkey to fully support Pakistan in rehabilitation
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Afghanistan
Tangled tale on American found in Afghanistan
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United Kingdom
7/7 inquest: London bombings ‘planned for 24 hours earlier’
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Al Qaeda
9/11 link to militant in Europe terror alert
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Iraq
US companies should make inroads in Iraq now, trade official says
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Turkey
Turkey rolls back university scarf ban
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Al Qaeda
German Islamists reported killed in US drone attack
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Pakistan
Pakistan: Dozens of Europeans in terror training
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Iraq
Investment a ‘success story’ in Iraqi Kurdistan
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Iran
Special report: Tracking Iran’s nuclear money trail to Turkey
