The political consequences of Monday’s suicide bomb attack in the Turkish city of Suruç are beginning to make themselves felt.

For the most part the victims were young activists, meeting to make plans for a humanitarian trip to Syria.

At least 31 people died and 104 were injured. Ankara is blaming the group calling itself Islamic State.

Security to be tightened along border with Syria

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu says security measures along the border with Syria will be increased. But he also warned that Turkey’s internal security could be compromised by the spillover of conflict from neighbouring countries.

PM Davutoğlu urges all parties to join forces against terrorism, following Suruç attack
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Protests turn violent across Turkey

The attack triggered protests across Turkey. Some turned violent.

In Istanbul, police used water cannon, tear gas and rubber bullets to r