Kareem Fahim

Istanbul bureau chief at Washington Post

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Kareem Fahim is a Middle East correspondent for the Washington Post. He is a former Middle East reporter for the New York Times, based in Cairo.

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The United Nations is predicting the death toll in Turkey and Syria to keep rising after the recent 7.8 magnitude earthquake. More than 36,000 have passed away.

Little aid has reached Turkey-Syria a week after devastating earthquakes

The United Nations is predicting the death toll in Turkey and Syria to keep rising after the recent 7.8 magnitude earthquake. More than 36,000 have passed away.

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A sudden diplomatic crisis is escalating between the United States and Turkey.

Tensions between the US and Turkey quickly escalate

A sudden diplomatic crisis is escalating between the United States and Turkey.

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