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At least 41 people have been killed in a coal mine explosion in Turkey - with dozens more still trapped inside. Some 110 people were in the mine at the time of the eruption, which the country's energy minister said was caused by firedamp - a reference to flammable gases found at the site.

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Saturday was a tragic day on Turkish roads. At least 32 died in multiple traffic accidents in two separate locations, where vehicles crashed into first responders following earlier accidents. We must warn you the following report contains footage some viewers may find disturbing.

Inflation and a rise in bird flu are combining to make turkey more expensive and harder to find this Thanksgiving. Pete Suratos reports.

President Erdogan sacks chief statistician as Turkey's economic crisis worsens. Erdogan has been receiving flak for currency Lira's free fall.

Drivers were lined up to get a free turkey for their Thanksgiving meal.

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Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said his government considers the Kurdish paramilitary group PKK as a terrorist organization on Tuesday, after meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan about countering terror threats to the country. Kristersson said his government would “live up to” the security commitments it made prior to being invited to join NATO. He added that his government has committed US$1 million to the NATO anti-terrorist trust fund. The Swedish prime minister also said he had “offered ways” to Erdoğan that his country could help Turkey fight terrorism. Turkey and Hungary are the only two NATO members who have yet to ratify the treaty changes that would approve membership for Finland and Sweden.

The clock has been ticking to get the bird and all the Thanksgiving fix-ins.