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Turkiye dismisses deputy education minister after school shootings

  • Deputy education minister Nazif Yilmaz was dismissed and replaced by Cihad Demirli
  • The measures also targeted the leadership of state institutions responsible for education
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Turkiye trying to revive Russia-Ukraine negotiations, Erdogan tells NATO chief

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Israel PM slams Erdogan after comments on Iran ceasefire

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Turkiye’s Erdogan tells UK’s Starmer more can be done for dialogue on Iran

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Turkiye pleased with alignment steps by Syria and Kurdish forces, Erdogan says

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Erdogan says Cyprus should remain divided

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Prosecutor files 142 charges against Istanbul mayor, a top Erdogan critic: indictment

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Erdogan ally floats releasing jailed pro-Kurdish leader Demirtas

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Turkiye’s Erdogan to Merz: does Germany not see Israeli ‘genocide’ in Gaza?

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Erdogan says Syrian Kurds’ quick integration to help Syria

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Erdogan urges Syria’s Kurds to integrate with new government

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Kyrgyz leader seeks death penalty for worst crimes against children and women

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Trump to welcome Turkiye’s Erdogan, sees end to warplane row

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