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How the failed 2016 coup reshaped Turkiye’s civil-military relations
Takeover bid 10 years ago sped up efforts to expand civilian oversight, experts say, reducing chances of another coup.
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Waiting for Hassan: Another Gaza doctor held by Israel without charge
Hassan Khalil Almukayed is among at least 15 Palestinian doctors from Gaza currently in Israeli detention.
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Spain recapture 2010 spirit after reaching World Cup final: De la Fuente
After a masterclass against France in the semifinals, Spain are just one win from winning their second World Cup.
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India’s ethanol rush prompts anger among vehicle owners, questions for gov’t
Indian gas stations now only offer fuel with 20 percent ethanol blended in. But the rushed move has triggered criticism.
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Nearly 75% of Americans think there’s too much money in politics
The US is set to have some of the most expensive elections in history.
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Saving shea: How a Ugandan woman is turning waste into clean energy
As demand for charcoal threatens indigenous trees, communities are finding new value in what was once treated as waste.
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T.Rex skeleton sells for $50.1 million at New York auction
A T.Rex skeleton nicknamed ‘Gus’ sold for a record $50 million at an auction in New York.
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WEST SEATTLE SCENE: Low-low tide sights
Thanks for the photos from this afternoon’s low-low tide! One more low-low tide tomorrow. Above, Bob Burns photographed Luna/Anchor Park,…
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Seattle-area Ukrainians organize blood drive amid shortage: ‘the least we can do’
The American Red Cross declared an emergency over the nationwide shortage; Bloodworks Northwest declared a “code red.”
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Argentina happy to be in World Cup semifinal, coach Scaloni says
Argentina are ‘in good shape’ and have no concerns over fatigue as the world champions look to book another final.
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