Tuesday’s attack at Istanbul’s Atatürk airport has killed 41 people and left more than 230 injured, according to the BBC. That news made front pages around the world on Wednesday. Here’s a collection, beginning with newspapers from Turkey, via Newseum and Kiosko.
Editor’s note: Some of these front pages contain graphic images.
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