German citizen freed in Turkey but banned from leaving, Dogan reportsISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Turkish court has ordered a German citizen who was detained in southern Turkey last week to be released but banned him from leaving the country, the news agency Dogan reported on Thursday. The released man and his German partner were detained while on holiday in Antalya, a popular tourist destination. The partner had already been freed after questioning, Dogan said. A spokeswoman for Germany s Foreign Ministry confirmed the man had been freed.  He is banned from leaving the country,  she said. Dogan said the couple had been held as part of investigations into a network of supporters of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, who is blamed by Turkish authorities for a failed military coup last year, and Kurdish militants in Syria. Gulen has denied any link to the failed coup. Thursday s release means 10 German citizens remain in Turkish detention on political charges.  The arrests have raised tensions between Ankara and Berlin and led Chancellor Angela Merkel to call for a review of relations and of Turkey s EU accession talks. The detainees include dual German-Turkish citizen Deniz Yucel, who has been held for more than 200 days. worldnews
german citizen freed turkey banned leaving logan reportsistanbul reuters a turkish court ordered german citizen detained southern turkey last week released banned leaving country news agency logan reported thursday the released man german partner detained holiday antalya popular tourist destination the partner already freed questioning logan said a spokeswoman germany foreign ministry confirmed man freed he banned leaving country said logan said couple held part investigations network supporters cleric fethullah gules blamed turkish authorities failed military coup last year kurdish militants syria gules denied link failed coup thursday release means german citizens remain turkish detention political charges the arrests raised tensions kara berlin led chancellor angela merkel call review relations turkey eu accession talks the detainees include dual citizen denis fuel held days worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: German citizen freed in Turkey but banned from leaving, Dogan reportsISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Turkish court has ordered a German citizen who was detained in southern Turkey last week to be released but banned him from leaving the country, the news agency Dogan reported on Thursday. The released man and his German partner were detained while on holiday in Antalya, a popular tourist destination. The partner had already been freed after questioning, Dogan said. A spokeswoman for Germany s Foreign Ministry confirmed the man had been freed.  He is banned from leaving the country,  she said. Dogan said the couple had been held as part of investigations into a network of supporters of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, who is blamed by Turkish authorities for a failed military coup last year, and Kurdish militants in Syria. Gulen has denied any link to the failed coup. Thursday s release means 10 German citizens remain in Turkish detention on political charges.  The arrests have raised tensions between Ankara and Berlin and led Chancellor Angela Merkel to call for a review of relations and of Turkey s EU accession talks. The detainees include dual German-Turkish citizen Deniz Yucel, who has been held for more than 200 days. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: german citizen freed turkey banned leaving logan reportsistanbul reuters a turkish court ordered german citizen detained southern turkey last week released banned leaving country news agency logan reported thursday the released man german partner detained holiday antalya popular tourist destination the partner already freed questioning logan said a spokeswoman germany foreign ministry confirmed man freed he banned leaving country said logan said couple held part investigations network supporters cleric fethullah gules blamed turkish authorities failed military coup last year kurdish militants syria gules denied link failed coup thursday release means german citizens remain turkish detention political charges the arrests raised tensions kara berlin led chancellor angela merkel call review relations turkey eu accession talks the detainees include dual citizen denis fuel held days worldnews