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Turkey's cross party Kurdish peace coalition makes history with PKK clemency law

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By Ragip Soylu Verified
| Middle East Eye Verified
It would have been unimaginable three years ago to see lawmakers from Turkey's ruling coalition pose in parliament alongside pro-Kurdish MPs and other opposition politicians after voting to grant partial clemency to members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). But that's exactly what has happened after a historic vote.
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Turkey suspects Israel fabricated Trump Air Force One assassination plot to derail US-Iran deal

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By Ragip Soylu Verified
| Middle East Eye Verified
Turkish officials suspect that an Israeli intelligence report that said Iran planned to assasinate US President Donald Trump during the Ankara Nato summit last month was a ruse to undermine negotiations with Tehran, Middle East Eye has learnt. It was around 2pm on 8 Julywhen journalists heard that Turkish security forces were unusually deploying additional units to Ankara Airport, where Trump’s Air Force One was parked.
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Why Egypt held back from joining Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan's defence pact

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By Ragip Soylu Verified
| Middle East Eye Verified
When Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan travelled to Mecca on Friday to sign a security pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, Turkish officials chose to keep the trip secret. The visit did not appear on Erdogan's official schedule. Instead, the three countries decided abruptly on Tuesday that the signing ceremony would take place on Friday.
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