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Mayor Imamoglu denied charges, calling them 'unimaginable accusations and slanders'

Doctors confirm pontiff survived two 'very critical' moments during treatment

Demonstrations spread to 55 of Turkey's 81 provinces

The rallies took place a day after the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

Demonstrations took place in more than a dozen cities including Istanbul and Ankara

More than 17 Ubisoft studios spent five years developing Shadows, with an estimated budget in the hundreds of millions of euros

Heathrow flights restart after fire causes power outage, stranding thousands and sparking global travel chaos

Opposition party says they will demonstrate, but without disrupting public order

Firefighters rescue 29 people, evacuate 150 others

Russia and the U.S. will hold Ukraine talks in Saudi Arabia with expert delegations discussing Black Sea initiatives

Fact-finding mission formed after nationwide protests in Iran following death of Mahsa Amini

Both leaders condemn resumption of Israeli strikes on Gaza

Researchers uncover 30,000-year-old carvings and burials in France’s Grotte de Cussac, a prehistoric sanctuary

Trump calls talks with Zelensky "very good" as ceasefire efforts continue, despite Russia and Ukraine accusing each other of strikes

UK teen who killed three family members and planned a mass school shooting was sentenced to life with a minimum of 49 years

Germany warns a visa or ESTA approval does not guarantee U.S. entry after several Germans were detained at the border

Russia pauses attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities following presidential conversation

An inflatable dinghy carrying 56 people had left the Tunisian port of Sfax on Monday before getting into trouble

A transcript of their remarks was published on the French National Assembly's website on Tuesday, which AFP consulted

Imamoglu's party was poised within days to name him its challenger to Erdogan, who has run Turkey for more than two decades