Turkey’s Green Industrial Push Accelerates: Number of Certified “Green OSBs” Reaches 27
The rise in certified Green Organized Industrial Zones highlights Türkiye’s accelerating shift toward low-carbon, eco-friendly production to boost global competitiveness.
4 Dec, 2025
Why are Trump and far-right commentators going after Minnesota’s Somali community?
The US president and far-right commentators are singling out Minnesota’s Somali community, linking isolated fraud cases to terrorism and immigration threats, raising alarm over xenophobia, Islamophobia, and sweeping enforcement actions.
3 Dec, 2025
Why ties with Türkiye matter in the evolution of PM Sanae Takaichi’s ‘new’ Japan
The Asian nation’s first female premier’s tenure provides an opportunity for Türkiye and Japan to revive a partnership that never fully materialised during the Abe era.
3 Dec, 2025
6,000 Gaza amputees in need of urgent long-term rehabilitation: health ministry
Marking the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the ministry says the situation of amputees in Gaza is “shocking,” with 25 percent of all amputation cases involving children who now face permanent disabilities
3 Dec, 2025
China opposes US ‘interference’ in Venezuela and Latin America, urges diplomacy
UN General Assembly urges Israel to pull back from occupied Golan Heights
If Europe wants war with Russia, ‘we are ready’: Putin
Zelenskyy and European Leaders Assess Florida Discussions on Ukraine-Russia Peace
UN Security Council Delegation Set for Key Visit to Syria and Lebanon This Week
1 Dec, 2025
Indonesia Warns of Rain Amid Sumatra Flood Aftermath: 442 Dead, 402 Missing
Indonesia warns of more rain as floods and landslides in Sumatra leave 442 dead, 402 missing, and over 1.1 million people affected. Rescue efforts continue amid challenging terrain and damaged infrastructure.
30 Nov, 2025
Netanyahu submits request to Israeli president for pardon over corruption cases
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu submitted an official request on Sunday for a presidential pardon from his corruption charges.
29 Nov, 2025
French cinema to be closed for one month over bedbugs
France’s Cinematheque Francaise said on Friday it would temporarily close over a bedbug infestation.
27 Nov, 2025
Former president of Peru sentenced to 14 years in jail for $640,000 corruption
A Peruvian court on Wednesday sentenced former President Martin Vizcarra to 14 years imprisonment for taking bribes while serving as a regional governor.
22 Nov, 2025
Israel targets Gaza residential buildings with heavy bombardment
Israeli forces blow up residential buildings and facilities by carrying out air strikes and detonating booby-trapped vehicles, witnesses say.
21 Nov, 2025
Pope visits Türkiye to mark First Council of Nicaea’s 1,700th anniversary. Why is it so important?
The historic gathering is once again brings global focus back to the Anatolian heartland of early Christianity.
20 Nov, 2025
Israel rattles Gaza ceasefire again, kills at least 25 Palestinians in fresh strikes
All three attacks were far beyond an agreed-upon “yellow line” separating the areas still under Israeli occupation and the areas from which Israeli forces have withdrawn.
19 Nov, 2025
One rule for Muslims: How Britain’s Islamophobia debate exposes a double standard
The UK has long recognised antisemitism as a form of racism. So why, after nearly a decade, is Islamophobia still being treated as a political football?
19 Nov, 2025
Saudi Arabia ties Abraham Accords with Israel to creation of independent Palestine
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman states that Saudi Arabia’s possible participation in the Abraham Accords depends on “clear path of two-state solution.”
17 Nov, 2025
Bangladeshi ex-PM Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death over deadly protests
Bangladeshi court said all elements of crimes against humanity were fulfilled as it sentenced Sheikh Hasina to death amid nationwide turmoil.
