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Eight Palestinians killed daily in Gaza since ceasefire: rights group
"Israeli army continues to violate ceasefire daily through aerial, artillery bombardment, gunfire, ongoing destruction of homes, buildings," says the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor.
Israeli drone strike kills one, injures several in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire
Israel demolishes Palestinian homes in Gaza, launches strikes on Khan Younis despite ceasefire
Türkiye commemorates Ataturk on 87th anniversary of his passing
Türkiye’s president, political party leaders, senior judicial figures, military officials, other state representatives gather at Anitkabir in Ankara to honour Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder and 1st president of country.
Syrians celebrate Ahmed al Sharaa's historic White House visit with cheers, flags and dabke
Waving flags and dancing the dabke, Syrians erupt in celebration to mark President al Sharaa's visit to White House, the first by any Syrian leader since the country's 1946 independence from France.
Al Sharaa, Trump had 'constructive' talks on Syria's unity, reconstruction — Syrian foreign minister
Foreign Minister Asaad al Shaibani says the talks covered all aspects of Syria, including unity, reconstruction and the removal of obstacles to its recovery.
Israel to consult Trump administration on fate of 200 Hamas members trapped in Rafah
Talks between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US envoy Jared Kushner focus on disarming Hamas and shaping Gaza’s postwar governance.
Canada loses measles-free status after deadly outbreak
Canada has recorded 5,138 measles cases so far in 2025, with Ontario and Alberta the hardest hit provinces.
Trump, Syria's al Sharaa hold historic talks at White House
The meeting, for which the White House did not immediately issue a formal readout, was expected to address the removal of US sanctions on Syria and the potential entry of Damascus into the anti-Daesh coalition.
World must act now to halt RSF's 'horrific atrocities' in Sudan: UN
Since the RSF had swept in, UN rights chief Volker Turk says his office had received "credible evidence of mass killing; that when people are trying to flee this horrible situation, they get shot at".
WHO chief calls for halt to Sudan bloodshed
RSF attacks displace thousands more from Sudan's Darfur, Kordofan
OPINION
Selcuk Aydin
The US-China contest is not just a power struggle but a clash of societies
Numbers tell only half the story. And trade wars hide more than they reveal. Societies provide the real context.
Alfonso Insuasty Rodriguez
Trump’s offensive on Latin America is an attempt to redraw global power structure
Shah Rukh Hashmi
Pakistan–Türkiye relations: From spiritual amity to strategic partnership
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Gaza genocide: Can a new Dutch government finally take a firm stand against Israel?
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From Baghdad to Abuja: America’s old script of liberation and ruin
The US-China contest is not just a power struggle but a clash of societies
Numbers tell only half the story. And trade wars hide more than they reveal. Societies provide the real context.
Alfonso Insuasty Rodriguez
Trump’s offensive on Latin America is an attempt to redraw global power structure
Shah Rukh Hashmi
Pakistan–Türkiye relations: From spiritual amity to strategic partnership
By
Ahmet Serdar Gunaydin
Gaza genocide: Can a new Dutch government finally take a firm stand against Israel?
By
Abu Bilaal Abdulrazaq bn Bello bn Oare
From Baghdad to Abuja: America’s old script of liberation and ruin
FEATURES
US government shutdown deal explained: What happened, who broke ranks, and what comes next?
13th Bosphorus Film Festival begins in Istanbul with Palestine in the spotlight
Brewing change: How coffee is challenging Iran’s centuries-old tea tradition
10 must-watch films at the 13th Bosphorus Film Festival
Digging for annexation: How Israel uses archaeology to erase Palestine
US government shutdown deal explained: What happened, who broke ranks, and what comes next?
13th Bosphorus Film Festival begins in Istanbul with Palestine in the spotlight
Brewing change: How coffee is challenging Iran’s centuries-old tea tradition
10 must-watch films at the 13th Bosphorus Film Festival
Digging for annexation: How Israel uses archaeology to erase Palestine
Eight Palestinians killed daily in Gaza since ceasefire: rights group
"Israeli army continues to violate ceasefire daily through aerial, artillery bombardment, gunfire, ongoing destruction of homes, buildings," says the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor.
Israeli drone strike kills one, injures several in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire
Israel demolishes Palestinian homes in Gaza, launches strikes on Khan Younis despite ceasefire
Türkiye commemorates Ataturk on 87th anniversary of his passing
Türkiye’s president, political party leaders, senior judicial figures, military officials, other state representatives gather at Anitkabir in Ankara to honour Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder and 1st president of country.
Syrians celebrate Ahmed al Sharaa's historic White House visit with cheers, flags and dabke
Waving flags and dancing the dabke, Syrians erupt in celebration to mark President al Sharaa's visit to White House, the first by any Syrian leader since the country's 1946 independence from France.
World must act now to halt RSF's 'horrific atrocities' in Sudan: UN
Since the RSF had swept in, UN rights chief Volker Turk says his office had received "credible evidence of mass killing; that when people are trying to flee this horrible situation, they get shot at".
WHO chief calls for halt to Sudan bloodshed
RSF attacks displace thousands more from Sudan's Darfur, Kordofan
Al Sharaa, Trump had 'constructive' talks on Syria's unity, reconstruction — Syrian foreign minister
Foreign Minister Asaad al Shaibani says the talks covered all aspects of Syria, including unity, reconstruction and the removal of obstacles to its recovery.
OPINION
Selcuk Aydin
The US-China contest is not just a power struggle but a clash of societies
Numbers tell only half the story. And trade wars hide more than they reveal. Societies provide the real context.
Alfonso Insuasty Rodriguez
Trump’s offensive on Latin America is an attempt to redraw global power structure
Shah Rukh Hashmi
Pakistan–Türkiye relations: From spiritual amity to strategic partnership
By
Ahmet Serdar Gunaydin
Gaza genocide: Can a new Dutch government finally take a firm stand against Israel?
By
Abu Bilaal Abdulrazaq bn Bello bn Oare
From Baghdad to Abuja: America’s old script of liberation and ruin
The US-China contest is not just a power struggle but a clash of societies
Numbers tell only half the story. And trade wars hide more than they reveal. Societies provide the real context.
Alfonso Insuasty Rodriguez
Trump’s offensive on Latin America is an attempt to redraw global power structure
Shah Rukh Hashmi
Pakistan–Türkiye relations: From spiritual amity to strategic partnership
By
Ahmet Serdar Gunaydin
Gaza genocide: Can a new Dutch government finally take a firm stand against Israel?
By
Abu Bilaal Abdulrazaq bn Bello bn Oare
From Baghdad to Abuja: America’s old script of liberation and ruin
Israel to consult Trump administration on fate of 200 Hamas members trapped in Rafah
Talks between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US envoy Jared Kushner focus on disarming Hamas and shaping Gaza’s postwar governance.
FEATURES
US government shutdown deal explained: What happened, who broke ranks, and what comes next?
13th Bosphorus Film Festival begins in Istanbul with Palestine in the spotlight
Brewing change: How coffee is challenging Iran’s centuries-old tea tradition
10 must-watch films at the 13th Bosphorus Film Festival
Digging for annexation: How Israel uses archaeology to erase Palestine
US government shutdown deal explained: What happened, who broke ranks, and what comes next?
13th Bosphorus Film Festival begins in Istanbul with Palestine in the spotlight
Brewing change: How coffee is challenging Iran’s centuries-old tea tradition
10 must-watch films at the 13th Bosphorus Film Festival
Digging for annexation: How Israel uses archaeology to erase Palestine
Canada loses measles-free status after deadly outbreak
Canada has recorded 5,138 measles cases so far in 2025, with Ontario and Alberta the hardest hit provinces.
Trump, Syria's al Sharaa hold historic talks at White House
The meeting, for which the White House did not immediately issue a formal readout, was expected to address the removal of US sanctions on Syria and the potential entry of Damascus into the anti-Daesh coalition.
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Israeli strike kills two more Palestinians in southern Gaza, violating ceasefire
The victims, including a child, were hit by artillery fire in Khan Younis as rights groups warn Israel continues deadly attacks despite the truce.
Finland sees record spike in reported hate crimes: report
The number of reported hate crimes has risen steadily each year since around 2020, according to the Police University College.
BBC apologises over Trump speech controversy as two executives resign
A growing furore around the issue prompted the dramatic resignations on Sunday of two of the broadcaster's top brass and celebrations, as well as a rebuke, from the White House
Trump pardons Giuliani, Meadows, and other key allies in 2020 election probe
US President Trump grants “full and unconditional” clemency to key figures tied to efforts to overturn the 2020 election, sparking renewed outrage from Democrats.
New Delhi on high alert following deadly blast
French court frees ex-president Sarkozy pending appeal in Libya funding case
US strikes alleged drug-carrying vessels in Pacific, killing six
Strengthening Türkiye means honouring Ataturk's legacy: Erdogan
Iraq set to hold parliamentary elections to chart nation's next four years
Israeli strike kills two more Palestinians in southern Gaza, violating ceasefire
The victims, including a child, were hit by artillery fire in Khan Younis as rights groups warn Israel continues deadly attacks despite the truce.
Finland sees record spike in reported hate crimes: report
The number of reported hate crimes has risen steadily each year since around 2020, according to the Police University College.
BBC apologises over Trump speech controversy as two executives resign
A growing furore around the issue prompted the dramatic resignations on Sunday of two of the broadcaster's top brass and celebrations, as well as a rebuke, from the White House
New Delhi on high alert following deadly blast
French court frees ex-president Sarkozy pending appeal in Libya funding case
US strikes alleged drug-carrying vessels in Pacific, killing six
Strengthening Türkiye means honouring Ataturk's legacy: Erdogan
Iraq set to hold parliamentary elections to chart nation's next four years
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Over 100 Gaza aid requests denied by Israel since ceasefire: UN
ICC confirms 39 war crimes charges against Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony
Trump hosts Central Asian leaders as US tries to bypass China on rare earths
Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria urge 'unity, reconciliation' of Libya
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From Queens to White House: Why today's New York vote could rewrite American politics
New Yorkers head to polls in tense mayoral race with Mamdani leading, and Trump weighing in on social media, in a vote that could reshape Democrats nationwide.
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US surpasses 10,000 flight delays in worst day of disruptions since shutdown began
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Illegal Israeli settlers establish new illegal settlement outpost near occupied East Jerusalem
US Senate takes steps toward vote on ending government shutdown, now in its 40th day