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PM: Turkey’s damage hit $53.3 mln as result of protests

Turkey's damage as a result of the protests in Istanbul, which have been continuing for more than 20 days, hit 100 million lira, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan was quoted by Hurriyet newspaper as saying.
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Turkish FM expects official explanation from UK about tapping on G20

Turkey has demanded an official explanation from the UK for information about tapping phone conversations of members of the Turkish delegation, led by Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek during a meeting of the G20 in 2009, published in the Guardian on Monday, said in a statement on the website of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey....
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Turkish government says it may use army to end protests

Turkey's government has said it could use the military to end nearly three weeks of unrest by protesters in Istanbul and other cities, reports Armenpress referring to BBC....
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Number of arrested during protests in Ankara reach 100 people

The number of arrested during the protests in Ankara reached one hundred people, TRT Haber channel reported on Monday....
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Earthquake hits Turkey

An earthquake measuring 4.2 on the Richter scale occurred in Turkey's Kahramanmarash province early on Monday, Turkish Sabah newspaper reported....
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Turkish police reportedly detain 441 people in Istanbul clashes

Turkish police detained 441 people in connection with clashes in Istanbul on Sunday, June 16, between police and demonstrators protesting against the government, an official at the city's bar association said, according to Reuters. ...
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Minister: European Parliament’s anti-Turkish decision makes no sense

The European Parliament's decision directed against the interests of Turkey makes no sense, Turkey's Minister for EU Affairs Egemen Bakhysh said, Turkish newspaper Yenisafak reported on Saturday. ...
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Deputy PM: Turkey has lessons to glean from Gezi Park

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay said on Friday the country could learn lessons from two weeks of anti-government demonstrations triggered by a development plan at a green area in Istanbul's city center, Anadolu Agency reported....
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Foreign Ministry: No country have right to interfere in Turkey’s internal affairs

No country has the right to interfere in the internal affairs of Turkey, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country stated in a statement released on its website on Thursday....
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Number of marine trips cancelled in Istanbul

A number of marine trips were canceled in Istanbul due to adverse weather conditions and dense fog, Turkish Yenisafak newspaper wrote on Thursday. ...
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