Politics
Journalist Can Bursalı summoned to give statement in Istanbul
The Gazete Pencere reporter faces charges of publicly spreading misleading information.
Myanmar releases first images of Aung San Suu Kyi since 2021 coup
The former leader's appearance follows years of isolation and unconfirmed health status.
US signs agreements to expand missile-interceptor component production
The Department of Defense aims to triple Patriot production and quadruple THAAD production through new deals with Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin.
Estonians favor compromise in potential US-EU disagreements
A foreign policy survey reveals divided stances on Ukraine and rising support for banning Chinese technology
Gaza medical crisis worsens as 61% of cancer medicines are missing
The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports severe shortages in diagnostic materials and specialized medication due to ongoing attacks and aid restrictions.
Russian opposition figure Boris Nadezhdin leaves Russia
The anti-war politician announced his departure from Paris following increasing pressure from authorities.
Israeli court freezes Ben-Gvir's plan to place crocodiles near prison
The Jerusalem District Court issued a temporary injunction following a petition by animal rights activists.
Four killed in drone attack on Black Sea coast resort in Russia
The attack targeted the town of Gelendzhik and Arkhipo-Osipovka, causing multiple casualties.
Trump administration targets Smithsonian with reform report and executive orders
A White House investigation concludes the National Museum of American History has undergone 'ideological capture'
19 people killed in Gaza attacks amid ceasefire
The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports fatalities and injuries despite the ongoing truce.
Iranian press reports US MQ-9 drone shot down in Strait of Hormuz
The IRGC Air Force allegedly downed the unmanned aerial vehicle south of Iran.
French court rejects appeal by commentator Xenia Fedorova to stay in France
The ruling upholds an order for the commentator Xenia Fedorova to leave the country due to propaganda accusations.
UK parliamentary watchdog investigates Reform UK's Richard Tice
The investigation concerns an alleged failure to declare an interest.
84 judges and prosecutors dismissed in Turkey
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced disciplinary actions taken against hundreds of judicial members.
Turkey aims to neutralize most crime organizations by year-end
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi targets new-generation crime groups and drug trafficking.
Iran executes two citizens for alleged espionage for Israel
The executions come amid ongoing conflict and conflicting reports regarding potential diplomatic talks with the United States.
Trump announces start of Iran talks as Tehran denies negotiations
Iranian officials state discussions are limited to technical consultations regarding the Strait of Hormuz
28,811 artifacts returned to Turkey over 46 years
Anti-smuggling operations in 20 countries recovered cultural assets.
Turkey's education ministry spent more on religious and vocational schools than general secondary
The 2026 mid-year report shows spending on imam hatip and vocational/technical education exceeded outlays on standard high schools.
Australia Raises Planned Levy on Tech Giants to Support Local Journalism
The Australian government adjusted the levy rate to 2.5% and expanded the scope of its News Bargaining Incentive program.
HTS leader Jolani claims no foreign support in toppling Assad
In an interview with Al Jazeera, Syria's transitional president discusses the fall of the regime, reconstruction, and regional ties.
Israel warns Iran of devastating blow if it attacks
Defense Minister Katz's remarks come amid heightened tensions and US-Iran confrontation.
Idaho mass shooter died from self-inflicted gunshot, police say
Authorities in Idaho confirmed that the individual responsible for the mass shooting died by suicide from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Ukrainian drone strike kills child, injures two in Russia's Belgorod
The attack on a playground in Russia's Belgorod region.
Cuba Plunged into Darkness After National Grid Collapses Again
The island's electrical system failed late Sunday, following three nationwide blackouts in July as fuel shortages worsen.
Former Texas Republican Rep. Kay Granger dies at 83
Granger was the first Republican woman to lead the House Appropriations Committee.
Russian guided bomb attack on Zaporizhzhia kills one, injures 21
Regional governor says eight bombs hit the southeastern Ukrainian city, damaging buildings and leaving two hospitalized in serious condition.
Ukraine drone strikes deep inside Russia kill at least eight
Attacks targeted military, energy, and civilian sites, with Russia reporting dozens of drones downed and fires at multiple locations.
Ukraine hits major Russian oil refinery and airfield; Moscow reports eight dead
Kyiv says its long-range strikes targeted Engels airbase and a Saratov refinery, as Russia reports deaths and warehouse attacks along the border.
Trump calls US yen intervention a 'signal of friendship' with Japan
The joint action between the US Treasury and Japan marks the first coordinated effort since 1998