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VIDEO: Voting ends abroad, scuffle erupts in Tokyo
The ballot boxes in Turkish missions abroad closed for voting late Oct. 25 for the Nov. 1 snap elections following a scuffle that injured 12 people during polling at the Turkish Embassy to Tokyo on Oct. 25.
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VIDEO: 12 injured in scuffle at Turkish vote in Tokyo embassy
At least 12 people were injured in a scuffle between Turks and Kurds as hundreds of Turkish citizens gathered Oct. 25 at their embassy in Tokyo to vote in a general election, reports said.
TV footage showed police breaking up the fight outside the mission as voting for the Nov. 1 election began early in the Japanese capital.
Three injured in scuffle as Turkish vote at Tokyo embassy
At least three people, thought to be Kurdish, were injured in Tokyo on Oct. 25 as hundreds of Turkish nationals gathered for overseas voting in general elections, according to reports.
Former Israeli premier Barak sued in US over flotilla raid
The family of a US citizen who was killed during a raid by Israeli troops in 2010 on a Gaza-bound flotilla are suing former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak, claiming unlawful death and torture.
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Chinese, US, Japanese companies show interest in Turkey's 3rd nuclear power plant: Minister
Turkish Energy Minister Ali R?za Alaboyun said plans have been made for Turkey?s third nuclear plant and Chinese, Japanese firms and U.S. companies have shown interest in an exclusive interview with the Anadolu Agency Editors? Desk on Oct. 14.
Japan considers pulling UNESCO funding over Nanjing row
Japan warned Oct. 12 that it might pull funding for UNESCO to protest last week's decision to inscribe documents related to the Nanjing massacre in its Memory of the World register.
France renews offer for Turkey's multibillion-dollar missile defense program
Turkey is nearing a final decision on the country to build its national missile defense system, as France challenges China with a renewed offer, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an has said, referring to Eurosam, the joint French-Italian offer.