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YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 18, ARMENPRESS. Turkey understands that launching military actions against Armenia would mean a Russian-Turkish direct war, but the Turkish-Russian relations have not yet reached the degree of tension which could lead to a direct war, Expert on Turkish studies Ruben Melkonyan told Armenpress, commenting on the reports that Turkey is deploying troops and military transport aviation in Igdir section on the border with Armenia.

The leader of the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) reminds that his group is the most loyal ally of the United States in Syria.

Sunak discussed boosting ties with Qatar in defence and trade, after Doha reportedly launched a review of its investments in London

Istanbul is working to protect its neglected structures while providing arts and culture spaces for the public.

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Women's rights activists to march in Istanbul, Turkey, from 19:00 Nov. 25. Increased security, disruptions likely.

Roundup: Istanbuls famous avenue stregthens security after bomb attack-

The perpetrator of the terrorist attack that took place in Istanbul last week, killing at least six people and wounding 80 others, six of them critically, was arrested just 10 hours after the blast. She was identified as Ahlam Albashir. She confessed that she was a member of the strongest Kurdish party in Syria, the Democratic Union Party, known as the PYD. At least 46 people

From cafes in Erbil to pubs in Istanbul and stadiums in Gaza City, fans gathered as the World Cup kicked off in Qatar.

People from different walks of life marched on Istanbul's Istiklal Avenue to condemn Sunday's terror attack which left at six people dead and 81 others injured, according to Anadolu Agency. Participants expressed solidarity and extended their condolences to the Turkish nation