Ukraine thanks US for new package including cluster bombs
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked the U.S. on Friday for approving a brand new protection package deal together with cluster munitions, to be despatched to
UN aid chief hails Türkiye’s role in Ukraine grain deal
The U.N. assist chief praised Türkiye’s energetic function within the Black Sea Grain Initiative, because the deadline for its extension looms. “We speak two or
Turkish, Ukrainian presidents meet in Istanbul for talks
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodoymyr Zelenskyy met in Istanbul for talks on Friday. After one-on-one talks on the Vahdettin Mansion,
Türkiye’s 3rd Arctic expedition sets off for North Pole
The National Arctic Scientific Expedition crew arrived within the Norwegian metropolis of Tromso, marking the graduation of their third annual expedition to the North Pole.
Parisian cat stuck on rail tracks halts train travel for 1 hour
A cat caught on the railway tracks in Paris’ Gare de Lyon station to Nice precipitated an hourlong delay on Thursday, a report stated. The
Bulgaria rejects referendum on delaying transition to euro
Bulgaria’s parliament on Friday rejected a push to delay by a minimum of 20 years-to 2043-the nation’s transition to the euro. A proposal by the
European WHO division seeks to protect health from triple crisis
The European Office of the World Health Organization (WHO) plans to speed up efforts to fight the dangerous results of local weather change, lack of
Competition among tech titans intensifies in chip, data
The demand for semiconductors, or chips, has by no means been better. And it would proceed to extend as a consequence of rising applied sciences
Ancient quake traces unveiled at 3,000-yr-old historic Türkiye site
In a meticulous investigation, archaeologists led by professor Bilal Söğüt are exploring the remnants of the Lagina Hekate Sanctuary within the Yatağan district of southwestern
EU boosts ammunition production, aid for Ukraine against Russia
The European Union made a vital choice early Friday to approve plans geared toward strengthening its restricted manufacturing of ammunition and missiles inside the 27-nation