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Abbas informs Arab envoys on Palestinian issues in Turkish capital

Abbas informs Arab envoys on Palestinian issues in Turkish capital

Abbas gave information about the consensus process between Hamas and Al Fatah during the luncheon.

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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas hosted a luncheon in honor of ambassadors of Arab countries in Ankara on Saturday.

The luncheon, which was closed to press, took place at Palestinian Embassy in Turkey's capital Ankara.

Abbas gave information about the consensus process between Hamas and Al Fatah during the luncheon.

He also took up the status of Palestine in the UN.

Palestinian officials earlier announced that they would apply for observer state status in UN General Assembly on September 27. Majority of votes is required for Palestine's having this status.

Abbas had applied for full membership in September 2011, but was rejected.

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Turkish police arrest dozens over alleged FETO links

Turkish police arrest dozens over alleged FETO links

Operations were launched as part of investigations conducted by Chief Public Prosecutor’s Offices across country

Turkey's Borsa Istanbul up at opening

Turkey's Borsa Istanbul up at opening

BIST 100 index increases 0.57 percent as US dollar/Turkish lira rate rises to 3.53

Turkish forces seize over 1 300 kg hashish

Turkish forces seize over 1,300 kg hashish

1,355 kg of hashish seized in southeastern Diyarbakir province, says Governor’s Office

Turkey's EU minister German election result 'alarming'

Turkey's EU minister: German election result 'alarming'

Omer Celik says rise of far-right party was fueled by hostile rhetoric directed at Turkey, Muslims and migrants

PKK attack kills Syrian refugee in southeast Turkey

PKK attack kills Syrian refugee in southeast Turkey

Terrorists fire mortar shells in Hakkari province from Balkayalar area of Iraq

85 asylum seekers held in Turkey

85 asylum seekers held in Turkey

48 Iraqis and 27 Syrians were found hiding in forest in southwestern Mugla province

Turkish FM warns N Iraqi Kurds of military operation

Turkish FM warns N. Iraqi Kurds of military operation

Army will immediately intervene if northern Iraqi Turkmen are targeted, Cavusoglu says

Turkey Bulgaria hard at work on gas project

Turkey, Bulgaria hard at work on gas project

Sides agree to intensify cooperation in gas, electricity during Turkish delegation's visit to Sofia, Bulgarian envoy says

Erdogan Putin discuss Iraq Syria over phone

Erdogan, Putin discuss Iraq, Syria over phone

Turkish, Russian presidents speak ahead of Thursday meeting in capital Ankara

Turkey aims 5 5 pct growth rate until 2020

Turkey aims 5.5 pct growth rate until 2020

Turkey's growth rate target is 5.5 percent in 2017, Turkish prime minister says

Turkey's Erdogan outlines actions against N Iraq

Turkey's Erdogan outlines actions against N.Iraq

Ankara will announce more actions against northern Iraq, as it holds independence referendum, says Turkey's president

Turkey sees Baghdad as Iraq's 'legitimate authority'

Turkey sees Baghdad as Iraq's 'legitimate authority'

Prime Minister Binali Yildirim insists independence referendum in northern Iraq is illegitimate

Turkey denies reports of N Iraq border closure

Turkey denies reports of N. Iraq border closure

Habur border gate with northern Iraq remains open amid tighter security checks, says customs minister

Kurdish referendum results 'null and void' Turkey

Kurdish referendum results 'null and void': Turkey

We don't recognize Kurdish referendum results, says Foreign Ministry

Turkish PM dubs planned Kurdish poll 'illegitimate'

Turkish PM dubs planned Kurdish poll 'illegitimate'

Turkey not to tolerate any new formation on its southern frontiers, says Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim

Turkish parliament ratifies motion on Iraq Syria

Turkish parliament ratifies motion on Iraq, Syria

The motion enables Turkish government to deploy troops in Iraq and Syria for another year

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