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Erdogan’s move could bring about grave economic consequences
Declaring ambassadors persona non grata puts ties that Turkey had been seeking to repair at risk
Turkish politicians fear second migration wave as Afghans head for the border
Ankara fears that Afghans fleeing the Taliban will add to its 4 million-strong migrant population
Erdogan's outreach to Taliban risks political backlash in Turkey
Analysts say Turkish president wants to build ties with the militants to put pressure on adversaries
Turkey emerges as link between Taliban and the world
Ankara positions itself as mediator between West and insurgents during Afghanistan takeover
Turkey's forestry agency spent 10 times more on basketball teams than firefighting
Country has battled its worst fires on record over the past two weeks
Why is Turkey on fire? Scientists say that humans are to blame
Whether indirectly through climate change, or directly through carelessness, experts say humans are at fault
Fleeing Afghans sparks renewed anti-migrant sentiment in Turkey
Tension rises over long-term future for Turkey’s migrant population amid growing discontent with 2016 migration deal
Erdogan dismisses Bogazici University rector after months of protests
Shock announcement leads to celebrations among students and staff at one of Turkey’s best-regarded universities
Erdogan's luxurious summer palace infuriates hungry Turks
Images of the $74 million mansion come shortly after the president’s wife advised Turks to ‘cut back on portion size’ to stop waste
Wanted fraudster's return to Turkey raises questions over manhunt
Mehmet Aydin faces multiple charges including fraud and money laundering over online game Ponzi scheme
