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NURDAGI, Turkey (AP) — Rescuers raced against time early Wednesday to pull survivors from the rubble before they succumbed to cold weather two days after an earthquake tore through southern Turkey and war-ravaged northern Syria. The death toll climbed above 7,700 and was expected to rise further.
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The Media Line: Quake To Impact Turkey’s Already Hard-hit Economy, Analysts Say
Quake To Impact Turkey’s Already Hard-hit Economy, Analysts Say
Ankara quickly appeals for international assistance as death toll climbs
By Kristina Jovanovski / The Media Line
The massive earthquake that hit southeast Turkey will likely put major pressure on the country’s...
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The Media Line: Already Devastated by Earthquake, Turkey Faces Increased Threat of Terrorism
Already Devastated by Earthquake, Turkey Faces Increased Threat of Terrorism
The disastrous earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria may hinder Turkey’s counterterrorism initiatives and provide an opportunity for Syrian extremists to enter the country
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The Media Line: Israel Lacks a Constitution, Which Would Be the Solution To Many of Today’s Disputes
