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Women in Turkiye brave ban on Istanbul march, get tear-gassed

Women in Turkiye brave ban on Istanbul march, get tear-gassed

  • Women whistled and chanted "We do not keep quiet, we are not scared, we do not bow down"
  • Police had prevented the crowd from staging a march through the city centre
By AP ·
Turkiye wants bilateral trade volume with Saudi Arabia to reach $30bn, says minister

Turkiye wants bilateral trade volume with Saudi Arabia to reach $30bn, says minister

By MENEKSE TOKYAY ·
Turkish court orders jail, political ban for Erdogan rival

Turkish court orders jail, political ban for Erdogan rival

By Reuters ·
Saudi Arabia strongly condemns Istanbul attack

Saudi Arabia strongly condemns Istanbul attack

By Arab News ·
Update 6 killed, 81 injured in Istanbul terror bombing; suspect arrested video

6 killed, 81 injured in Istanbul terror bombing; suspect arrested

By Arab News ·
OIC conference calls on media to promote informed discourse

OIC conference calls on media to promote informed discourse

By Arab News ·
OIC to hold conference combating disinformation and Islamophobia in Istanbul

OIC to hold conference combating disinformation and Islamophobia in Istanbul

By Arab News ·
Leading Turkish opposition figure jailed and then freed

Leading Turkish opposition figure jailed and then freed

By AFP ·
Saudia resumes flights to Istanbul after a 2-year pause

Saudia resumes flights to Istanbul after a 2-year pause

By Arab News ·
Ukrainian faithful display the Ukrainian flag as they attend the Easter service at the courtyard of the ecumenical patriarchate in Istanbul on Sunday. (Reuters)

Turkey using airspace as leverage against Russia, experts say

By MENEKSE TOKYAY ·
Greek, Turkish leaders seek common ground over Ukraine war

Greek, Turkish leaders seek common ground over Ukraine war

By AFP ·
Istanbul prison fire leaves at least 11 inmates hospitalized

Istanbul prison fire leaves at least 11 inmates hospitalized

By AFP ·
Illegal organ transplant network busted in Istanbul

Illegal organ transplant network busted in Istanbul

By MENEKSE TOKYAY ·

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