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First story takes us to the nation of Turkey. Yesterday, thousands of people gathered in Turkish cities nationwide to mourn the victims of a terrorist attack. It was the deadliest in Turkish history and it happened during a peace rally Saturday, in the capital of Ankara.

第一则新闻是关于土耳其。昨天成千上万的人们聚集在土耳其的各个城市哀悼恐怖袭击事件的受害者。该事件是土耳其历史上做严重的事件，其发生在首都安卡拉周六的和平集会上。
 

Police believe two suicide bombers detonated their weapons in a crowded area. At least 95 people were killed, hundreds of others were wounded, some critically.

警察们认为有两位自杀炸弹者在人群密集区点燃了炸弹。至少有95名人员死亡，上百名受伤，其中部分人员受伤严重。

No one has claimed responsibility for the blast yet, but they could deepen divisions in an uneasy Turkish society.

目前还没有任何人员声称为此次的事件负责，但是此类事件可能会加深土耳其社会的不安。

The country has been dealing with a number of issues -- Europe`s historic refugee crisis, the threat of international terrorism. Another is tension between Turkey`s different ethnic groups.

土耳其一直在处理此类的事件——欧洲历史性的难民危机，国际恐怖主义的威胁。另外一个是土耳其不同民族之间的矛盾。

Turks composed about 70 to 75 percent of their country`s population. Ethnic Kurds make up just under 20 percent. Other minorities around 10 percent.

土耳其人占该国人口的70%至75%。库尔德族人占不到20%。其他少数民族约10%。

These attacks happened at an event designed to show unity among Turkey`s ethnic groups. The country`s prime minister says the blast were an attack on that unity.

这些攻击事件发生在旨在展示团结土耳其的民族。该国总理说,爆炸是要攻击该国的民族团结。

CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: A new week of international events coverage starts right now. It starts right here.

This is CNN STUDENT NEWS.

First story takes us to the nation of Turkey. Yesterday, thousands of people gathered in Turkish cities nationwide to mourn the victims of a terrorist attack. It was the deadliest in Turkish history and it happened during a peace rally Saturday, in the capital of Ankara.

Police believe two suicide bombers detonated their weapons in a crowded area. At least 95 people were killed, hundreds of others were wounded, some critically.

No one has claimed responsibility for the blast yet, but they could deepen divisions in an uneasy Turkish society.

The country has been dealing with a number of issues -- Europe`s historic refugee crisis, the threat of international terrorism. Another is tension between Turkey`s different ethnic groups.

Turks composed about 70 to 75 percent of their country`s population. Ethnic Kurds make up just under 20 percent. Other minorities around 10 percent.

These attacks happened at an event designed to show unity among Turkey`s ethnic groups. The country`s prime minister says the blast were an attack on that unity.