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Suicide bombing kills three, wounds over 20 in Somalia

Police said that a car bomb targeting a group of Turkish contractors exploded in Afgoye, northwest of the Somali capital Mogadishu, wounding at least six people. It was not known who carried out the attack

Anadolu Agency reporter back in Turkey after detention in Egypt

Hilmi Balci said he felt the support of his nation and government while being held in Egypt, thanking to the country's president, foreign minister and communications director, as well as AA's Director General Senol Kazanci, for their efforts.

Analysis: Egypt’s record on human rights and the media speaks for itself

Egypt’s raid targeting journalists from Turkey’s Anadolu Agency represents a new phase in its war against the media.

Egypt police detain four Anadolu Agency employees in Cairo raid

Turkey "strongly condemns" raid on news agency's office, demands immediate release of employees. US says Cairo must free detained staffers and "allow for a free and open press."

Afghanistan: 5 dead in Taliban raid on biggest US base

At least 70 people have been wounded in a suicide bombing and assault on Bagram Air Base north of capital Kabul.

French police injure Anadolu Agency reporter during protests

A Turkish photojournalist was hit by a tear gas canister in Paris amid violent crackdown on protests.

Turkish actor Haluk Bilginer wins Emmy

In the miniseries Sahsiyet (Persona), Bilginer plays a man diagnosed with Alzheimer's who is cursed to eventually lose all his memories. The series won acclaim from viewers in Turkey and abroad and is rated 9.1 out of 10 on IMDb.

Turkey starts returning Daesh militants, deports US national

Turkey's interior ministry spokesman says seven Daesh terrorists of German origin will be deported on November 14.

Turkey summons envoy over US vote on Armenian claims

Turkish defence ministry condemns the House of Representatives for passing a resolution recognising the so-called "Armenian genocide" as well as a bill that seeks to impose sanctions on Turkey over its Operation Peace Spring in northern Syria

Death toll climbs to 42 in Iraq protests - watchdog, security sources

Renewed protests began on Thursday evening in a month of deadly unrest that has claimed more than 200 lives.

Twitter violated public's right to info by censoring TRT World- Altun

Turkey's Communications Director Fahrettin Altun says "TRT World's Twitter account was censored and the international public's right to receive information was violated. As a result of our warnings to the company, this attack was repulsed."

Turkish court jails key FETO member

Resat Nazmi Oral was arrested in a joint operation conducted by Turkish police and the National Intelligence Organization on July 29 in Batikent district of Ankara and he was referred to a court on August 9.