‘We are here’: Kurdish club Amedspor shakes up Turkish football
The Diyarbakir-based club have risen from the third tier to a top-of-the-table clash in the Turkish Super Lig.
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Is Trump really a ‘lame duck’ after losing both houses of US Congress?
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Tens of thousands of workers in world’s second-largest apparel exporter hit the streets to demand better minimum wages.
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