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Turkish parliamentary committee approves defence pact with Saudi Arabia, PakistanThe defence agreement commits the sides to regard an armed attack against one as an attack on all three. It was approved by the foreign aff...- Putin's envoy says Nord Stream gas pipelines will 'inevitably' resume operationsKirill Dmitriev, an envoy of Russian President Vladimir Putin, told an economic forum in Istanbul on Thursday that the undersea Nord Stream...
- Woman cries for three hours after US travel blogger refuses to move to a middle seat on a 10-hour flightA US travel blogger, Tomiko Harvey, claimed that a woman cried for three hours after she refused to give up her aisle seat on a 10-hour fli...
- Middle East flights remain disrupted as airlines cancel routes despite airport reopenings and airspace warningsAs Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport resumes operations, numerous airlines have still suspended flights and modified their schedul...
- Giant 'heat storms' are scorching the Earth. This is the story of the biggest one on recordHeat storms have increased dramatically, causing severe global consequences including excess deaths and environmental catastrophes. Recent ...
- Three dead as Istanbul sees heaviest rainfall in 80 yearsIstanbul has faced devastating flooding from unprecedented rainfall, leading to three confirmed deaths and several missing individuals. The...
- Jantar Mantar too central to protest? World has many, from Hyde Park to Union SquareProtest sites around the world, such as Speaker's Corner in London and Tahrir Square in Cairo, play significant roles in civil demonstratio...
- Bank of England's Bailey says government debt commitments needed more than everBank of England Governor Andrew Bailey highlighted the importance of credible fiscal policies for stabilizing public finances. Rising infla...
- Fed's Waller: More hikes needed, but there is 'flexibility' about the paceUS Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller indicated that more rate hikes may be necessary to achieve the inflation target. He acknowle...
- India, Qatar among seven bidders to host 2036 OlympicsIndia and Qatar have confirmed their ambitions to host the 2036 Olympics as part of seven bidders. The IOC has indicated a decision will be...
- The Comeback of the Physical Store—and What It Means for Your BusinessBrick-and-mortar retail is not declining but evolving, as stores take on new roles as logistics hubs, experiential destinations, and powerf...
- Turkey says Mecca pact committee to meet in Riyadh on October 5A committee from the Mecca defence pact involving Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan will meet in Riyadh. Turkish officials attending inclu...
- US waives rights curbs on Egypt military aid over Iran war role, clears $320 mn fundsThe US State Department waived human rights conditions for Egypt's military aid of over $300 million. This decision aligns with Egypt's sup...
- How Indian famines helped inspire Star TrekGene Roddenberry's experiences shaped the themes of hunger and overpopulation in the Star Trek series. The show talks about his time spent ...
- 3,400-year-old fragment of world’s oldest peace treaty found in Turkey with a powerful message; here what it revealsA remarkable discovery has been made in Turkey, where archaeologists have uncovered a 3,400-year-old piece of the Kadesh Peace Treaty. This...
- Earthquake of 5.4 magnitude rattles southeastern TurkeyAn earthquake of 5.4 magnitude occurred in southeastern Turkey on Thursday morning near Sanliurfa. The disaster agency confirmed that there...
- How did Chris Spatola die? ESPN analyst, US Army veteran and former Duke staffer dies suddenly at 47How did Chris Spatola die? Chris Spatola, 47, tragically passed away, as reported by Duke University and ESPN. A veteran of the US Army, he...
- Iraq suspends Iranian flights to Baghdad after US sanctions threat, sources sayIraq has ordered the suspension of Iranian flights to Baghdad airport starting Wednesday at midnight. This decision follows US threats of s...
- In 1875, engineers opened a funicular beneath Istanbul’s steep waterfront slope; the Tünel still operates more than 150 years laterIstanbul's Tünel, which has been in operation since 1875, stands as a testament to enduring urban transit systems. This historic funicular,...
- Actor Johnny Depp to unveil first-ever sculpture in Istanbul. The Bunnyman has an interesting story dating back to his childhoodMarking a milestone in his artistic journey, Johnny Depp will introduce his first sculpture, The Bunnyman, in Istanbul this month. This imp...
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