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170,000 Syrian babies born in Turkey
Turkey has so far spent over $12B on refugees, according to the country’s aid agency AFAD.
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SA: Amnesty slams mining giant over workers' poor housing
Amnesty International condemns Lonmin for failing to provide adequate housing to thousands of its workers in South Africa
Military called out to deal with devastating floods.
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Syrian children 'not alone' on Refugee Day in Turkey
Around 500 Syrian youngsters take part in World Refugee Day activities in Istanbul.
The parliament of the European Union's newest member votes to oust the prime minister and the government.
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World needs leadership for humanitarian aid: WHS official
'The structure of humanitarian aid system should be changed,' says Chief of World Humanitarian Summit Secretariat Mahmood.
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Turkey's AFAD to propose intl body for sustainable aid
Oktay speaks of Turkish disaster management agency's plans for World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul next week.
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Nobel laureate Sancar: Students, work hard to compete
Biochemist Sancar set to give his Nobel to Anıtkabir, Ataturk's mausoleum, with 2 other copies at Turkish universities.
Attacks on Muslims taking place despite security measures, French Council of the Muslim Faith president says.
- Ilgın Karlıdağ
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Turkey's progress 'depends on more women scientists'
Istanbul event pushes call for more Turkish women to take up the sciences.
- Michael Sercan Daventry
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Europe marks May Day : International Workers' Day
Clashes across major cities as continent marks International Workers’ Day.
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French composer: Islamophilia could cure Islamophobia
'Music goes much deeper than speech. What interests me is to show that God is beautiful and loves beauty,' says Wallensbourg.
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The challenges of selling simit – Turkey's #1 snack
Street vendors tell Anadolu Agency about long hours put in selling sesame bagels to millions of hungry Istanbulites.
Europe justifying its existence without Islam is not correct either scientifically or historically, says Turkey’s top cleric.
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OIC calls on Western States to Combat Islamophobia
'Istanbul Declaration' expresses concern over 'xenophobia, Islamophobia [and] anti-Muslim racism in Western countries'.
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- Turkey to help provide safewater to 3 mln Africans
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- Ghana launches AU campaign to End Child Marriage
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