Twitter to limit TweetDeck to ‘verified’ users
Twitter has introduced that TweetDeck, a well-liked program that enables customers to watch a number of accounts directly, will likely be obtainable solely to “verified”
Turkish dialysis center aids Iraqi patients in Mosul
As Turkish corporations proceed to make important contributions by being actively concerned within the reconstruction of Iraq’s Mosul following a three-year occupation of the town
Leaders of Netherlands and Luxembourg call on Serbia and Kosovo to reduce tensions
The prime ministers of the Netherlands and Luxembourg urged Serbia and Kosovo on Monday to scale back tensions “as soon as possible” and to proceed
New deals in sight as President Erdoğan set to travel to UAE
Türkiye and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are anticipated to signal new financial offers as President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is ready to pay a go
8 Palestinians killed in largest Israeli raid on West Bank in decades
At least eight Palestinians had been killed and dozens of others injured as Israel launched one of many largest navy raids within the final 20
China reports monkeypox case
China on Tuesday reported a case of monkeypox in Shenyang metropolis in northeastern Liaoning province. Local authorities stated the affected person is present process therapy
Turkish youth confronts Israeli soldiers violating Al-Aqsa mosque etiquette
In a daring show of defiance, a Turkish youth courageously confronted two Israeli troopers who tried to stroll by way of the revered Bab Al
Grandmother of French teen killed by police pleads for calm
Unrest throughout France sparked by the police killing of a 17-year-old slowed down Sunday after {the teenager}’s grandmother pleaded with rioters to cease the violence.
Magnitude 5.4 earthquake jolts in Caspian Sea off coast of Azerbaijan
The European-Mediterranean Seismological Center reported a powerful earthquake within the Caspian Sea off the coast of Azerbaijan on Monday evening. The earthquake, with a magnitude
Russia confirms hosting 700,000 Ukrainian children from war zones
Moscow has confirmed bringing in as many as 700,000 Ukrainian kids from the battle zones into Russian territory. Grigory Karasin, head of the worldwide committee