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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's rival in next month's election has confronted a Turkish political taboo by speaking out about being an Alevi -- a group targeted by decades of discrimination and violent…

February 15, 2023, 13:25 - BLiTZ - News The earthquake in Turkey has negatively affected the rating of President Recep Erdogan. The population accuses him

Natural disasters should get us thinking about how and why we prepare for the worst.

The Danish foreign, defence and the prime minister is greeted by President Zelensky (right) The West/NATO has always lacked a long-term strategy. After all, it was militarily, economically and politically superior and could impose its will. Didn’t have to think. Hoping Ukraine would join NATO without fuss was hubris-ridden wishful thinking, and stupid to boot,

From Turkey-Israel ties to international support for Syria; Turkey’s elections and regional preparedness for the next earthquake.

In December 2022, India saw its first settlement of foreign trade in rupee with Russia – as part of the ‘International Settlement of Trade in Indian Rupee’ mechanism initiated by the RBI.

This editorial dives deep into the devastating effects of shipping on global starvation. Uncover how the marine transportation of fertilizer and food is contributing to the growing hunger crisis and...

Turkey will hold presidential and parliamentary elections in mid-2023, amid a deepening economic crisis, growing anger toward millions of refugees unable to return to war-torn Syria, and growing alienation of Turkish youth from the governing regime. The Turkish opposition has managed to capitalize on the country's problems to appeal to a larger constituency, but President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's latest steps might undermine the opposition's chances and bolster his prospects. What ...

(Panarmenian) - Turkish-Armenian lawmaker Garo Paylan has raised concerns about the destruction and isolation of the Saint Bartholomew Armenian Monastery in the region of Baskale of Turkey’s Van province. The church has been standing for 1600 years but has been damaged and isolated in the past 100 years and is now being deliberately destroyed, he said.

YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 2, ARMENPRESS. The Saint Bartholomew Monastery in the region of Baskale of Turkey’s Van province has been standing for 1600 years, however, in the past 100 years it has been damaged, isolated and now is being deliberately destroyed, ethnic Armenian member of the Parliament of Turkey Garo Paylan said on Twitter.