Turkey faces instability after Ankara bombing at peace rally
After the twin suicide blasts at a peace rally in Ankara, 97 dead and hundreds hurt, Turkey faces political polarization ahead of the November 1 election. The attacks deepen fears of prolonged instability as Erdogan’s ruling party seeks a coalition path while grappling with refugees, Syria and Kurdish tensions.
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