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Kazim Alam
Kazim Alam is a staff writer at TRT World.
Kazim Alam is a staff writer at TRT World.
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13th Bosphorus Film Festival begins in Istanbul with Palestine in the spotlight
One of Türkiye’s most significant cultural events kicked off with the screening of Palestine 36, a sweeping historical drama set in the 1936-39 Arab revolt against British colonial rule.
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A racist law: How Israel's death penalty bill targets only Palestinians
The proposed law is carefully worded to carve out a religious exemption, as Jewish settlers or soldiers who kill Palestinians will likely face no threat of capital punishment.
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How a new law in India targets Muslim parents in the name of 'love jihad'
The proposed legislation by the state of Assam, where the right-wing BJP is in power, is yet another example of minority persecution by the proponents of the Hindutva ideology.
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Turkish minister warns of AI ‘domination’ as economists decry ‘techno-feudalism’
At TRT World Forum, speakers urge ethical AI governance amid US-China dominance, corporate bottlenecks, and widening gender gaps.
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From division to dialogue: Syrian leader vows unity over sectarian splits
Speakers at TRT World Forum2025 call for rejecting Lebanon-style ‘confessionalism’ in Syria to build inclusive institutions, expand media freedom, and seek closure for the families of tens of thousands of missing persons.
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Sketching devastation: Sudan’s war through paintings of a Turkish social worker
Narin Fandoglu uses her paintbrush to depict the humanity and strength of the Sudanese people facing the horrors of war, famine, and devastation for the third year in a row.
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How Türkiye plans to become a big player in global rare earth elements market
The discovery of massive rare earth deposits amid a growing US-China trade war can help Türkiye become a top producer of high-tech communication and defence products.
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How Türkiye’s mediation offers Pakistan, Afghanistan a path from fragile truce to structured peace
Turkish mediators are poised to take the peace process further in Istanbul later this week by establishing mechanisms for sustained dialogue between the two sides.
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Why the return of ‘combat-ready’ Antifa members from Syria poses a domestic security threat to US
As the US moves to label Antifa a domestic terror group, experts warn that Americans who fought with the YPG terror group in Syria could import battlefield tactics and extremist ideologies back into the country.
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Why Kabul’s backing of India’s claim over disputed Kashmir threatens regional peace
Despite Pakistan’s all-out support for the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan four years ago, relations between the two countries have sunk to an all-time low, with border skirmishes claiming hundreds of lives and displacing thousands.
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