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Turkey is counting down to elections on 14 May, with the economy the single most important issue for voters.
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Turkey is counting down to elections on 14 May, with the economy the single most important issue for voters.
Finland and Sweden will become "targets" for Moscow if they join NATO, warned the Russian ambassador in Stockholm.
ISTANBUL: Former Germany midfielder Mesut Özil, who won the World Cup in 2014, retired from soccer Wednesday at the age of 34.Özil said injuries played a role in his decision.“I’ve had the privilege to be a professional football player for almost 17 years now and I feel incredibly thankful for the opportunity,” Özil wrote on social media. “But in recent weeks and months, having also suffered some injuries, it’s become more and more clear that it’s time to leave the big stage of football.”His immediate retirement brings an early end to his season with Turkish club Istanbul Basaksehir, where he made only seven appearances for the team.Özil won the Spanish league title with Real Madrid in 2012 and the FA Cup four times with Arsenal.
The combined death toll following the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria on the 6 February has passed 41,000 and continues to rise.
In Turkey, many blame faulty construction for the vast devastation wreaked by the quakes. Turkish authorities are targeting contractors allegedly linked with some of the buildings that collapsed, but critics say the government is trying to shift the blame for a disaster that has exposed its own corruption and negligence. To discuss the political fallout, we're joined by Turkish journalist Yavuz Baydar.
More than 11,000 people are now confirmed to have been killed after a series of earthquakes and aftershocks hit Turkey and Syria in the early hours of Monday morning.
A major earthquake in southeastern Turkey and northern Syria has killed at least 568 people.
Finland could consider joining NATO without Sweden if Turkey continues to block their joint bid to enter the military alliance.