Turkish officials barred as diplomatic clash deepens in Netherlands
The spat between Turkey and the Netherlands escalated as Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu was barred from landing and Family Minister Kaya was prevented from entering the Netherlands. Dutch leaders denounced Erdogan as Nazi remarks inflamed tensions as protests erupted in Rotterdam. Turkish officials had aimed to campaign for a referendum in support of Erdogan’s expanded powers.
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Germany
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Mevlut Cavusoglu
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Ousted S Korea leader Park returns home defiant
Ousted President Park Geun-hye arrived back in Seoul amid defiance over corruption allegations two days after the Constitutional Court removed her from office. She pledged that truth would come out while greeting supporters, as prosecutors prepare a direct investigation into alleged collusion with a confidante to extort money and influence state affairs.
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Tive Party
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Philippines and rebels agree to resume talks on cease-fire
The Philippines government and the New People’s Army say they will restart peace talks and discuss a broader cease-fire. Norway hosted informal talks that led to the decision, amid Duterte’s threat of all-out war and ongoing counterinsurgency operations.
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Jordan releases soldier who killed seven Israeli girls in 1997
Ahmed Dayamseh, who killed seven eighth grade girls during a 1997 class trip at the Island of Peace border post, is released after 20 years in prison. He was deemed mentally unstable and sentenced to life in prison, not the death penalty.
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Island of Peace
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Israel
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Israel Radio
Heart Your Kidneys Campaign Urges Kidney Health
A health campaign emphasizes kidney importance, noting 26 million Americans have kidney disease. Kevin Longino of the National Kidney Foundation urges prevention, tests, and lifestyle changes to protect kidneys and overall health.
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National Kidney Foundation
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America
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