In Guinea, the military leader in power announced the dissolution of the government, which has been in office since July 2022, in a video released on the presidential page on Monday. He stated that "the management of daily affairs will be provided by cabinet directors, general secretaries, and assistant general secretaries until a new government is formed."

Alport Conakry, a subsidiary of the Albayrak Group, has partnered with a technical and mechanical training initiative in Guinea. The recently inaugurated Center for Advanced Automotive and Mechanical Techniques (CEPERTAM) is attracting local technicians looking to enhance their skills. The aim of this qualification policy is to promote innovative tools for detecting vehicle faults. Under the auspices of the Ministry of Technical Education, this project goes beyond infrastructure renovation by providing state-of-the-art equipment. A crucial step towards the professional qualification of young Guinean talents.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) will convene in Banjul, the capital of The Gambia, for a summit on sustainable development. As preparations for the summit, scheduled for May 4th and 5th under the theme "Strengthening unity and solidarity for sustainable development through dialogue," are underway, Türkiye is also contributing to The Gambia in the field of cleanliness. In this context, "Green Men," a solid waste management company within the Albayrak Group, continues its operations with a road cleaning vehicle in Banjul.

"The Zionists are the worst anti-Semites," said Yisroel Dovid Weiss, an American Haredi Jew, activist, and spokesperson for the religious group Neturei Karta, which is known for its anti-Zionist stance, noting that Zionists destroyed spirituality of Judaism, brutally beating and killing Jewish people who don't give support, causing Jewish people to be yelled in every country because people think that they're supporting the occupation. "So, what could be the worst anti-Semites that exist in this world?" producer: Mustafa Ghanim

As part of its waste management and recovery activities, and following a contract signed with the provincial government of Kinshasa in February 2022, the Albayrak Group carried out sanitation work in the Congolese capital this January. With the aim of cleaning up the Congolese capital, Kinshasa, and following on from a partnership between City Hall and the Turkish company Albayrak, the group began carrying out sanitation work. The removal of sand and waste is being carried out by the Albayrak Group, which has over twenty years' experience in the field, following the signing of a contract between the provincial government of Kinshasa and the Turkish company in February 2022.

Cakir Ahmet, the last Kabadayi of Uskudar, whose life changed after marrying a woman who reverted to Islam, shared some messages for all of us during a street interview in Istanbul

"I think our president, when he said 'the world is bigger than five', it's very relevant today. Unless something is done, unless the West sits down with a cool head and thinks about the future of this world order, we will enter a very chaotic era," said Bilal Erdogan, the President of the Foundation for the Dissemination of Knowledge (İlim Yayma Vakfı) and the board member of TUGVA, during an exclusive interview with Yeni Safak.

Witness the heartwrencing story of 16-year-old Palestinian girl Nofuz Hammad from the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, who had been sentenced to 12 years in prison but released as part of a prisoner exchange deal between Israel and Palestinian resistance group Hamas.

Israel is not only violating international law. Israel is bombing international law, bombing international institutions, bombing the United Nation. That's why you had the UN Secretary General Mr.Guterres, only a couple of days ago, invoking article 99 in an unprecedented historic way,” Husam Zomlot, Palestinian Ambassador to the United Kingdom, told during an exclusive interview with Yeni Safak.

Yeni Safak sat down for an interview with Al Jazeera’s Former Director and Al Sharq Forum President Wadah Khanfar to talk about the ongoing Gaza-Israel War. producer: Mustafa Ghanim

Moscow stands as a remarkable metropolis adorned with a plethora of exquisite destinations, including majestic fortresses and significant sites, each resonating with historical grandeur. For those inclined to unearthing narratives of the imperial epoch encapsulated within enigmatic edifices, the city presents an array of captivating options. Make sure not to miss out on these must-visit sites that echo the imperial era's narratives and charm.

In Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, Pakistani Malik Shahza was subjected to police intervention as he tearfully attempted to prevent the burning of the Quran. Shahza shouted at Momika from behind a security cordon, saying, "Please don't burn the Quran; what you're doing is not a good thing. I don't feel well; I can't sleep. I'm a person who has had bypass surgery."

A demonstration took place in Moscow's Red Square, aimed at expressing opposition to the foreign policy of the United States. In a brief conversation with a Yeni Safak journalist, a Russian individual named Dima stated that the "main enemy of the world is the U.S." Dima advocated for a robust relationship between Erdogan and Putin, urging resistance against the U.S., and highlighting the necessity for international solidarity that encompasses nations like Türkiye, India, and Africa, to counteract the adverse influence of the U.S.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan meets Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv to discuss important bilateral issues and concerns, including peace efforts and the impact of the Russian blockade on the Black Sea grain corridor.

Selçuk Bayraktar, the chairman of the Turkish drone manufacturer Baykar, conducted technical inspections on the USS Gerald R. Ford, the largest US Navy aircraft carrier, during joint exercises with Türkiye's first aircraft carrier assault ship, TCG Anadolu, in the Mediterranean. Bayraktar discussed the ongoing development of carrier-capable unmanned aerial vehicles with US officers.

As one of Moscow's most renowned bookstores, "Moskovskiy Dom Knigi" welcomes visitors with its historic architecture, unique atmosphere, and the nostalgic scent of old books. Located in the very center of Moscow, Russia, the store offers an array of books and also presents gift and souvenir options. A must-visit for bookworms, offering an experience worth cherishing.

During a news broadcast, Greek host Alexandra Douvara made highly derogatory and inhumane statements concerning the deaths of migrants in the country's wildfires, stating: "Our only hope is that we haven't lost any of our own people, except for the 18 vagrants (migrants) who were charred."

The Moscow Grand Mosque stands as a remarkable architectural gem in central Russia. As the largest mosque in Moscow, it captivates with its sheer grandeur. Its historical roots trace back to the Soviet Union era, with its construction spanning from 1894 to 1904. Recently renovated from 2011 to 2015, the mosque's opulence is evident in its golden dome, adorned with 12 tons of gold leaf, and crowned by a graceful Crescent atop one of its minarets. With prayer rooms capable of hosting up to 10,000 worshippers, it stands as a testament to both architectural and cultural magnificence.

A Russian man, who embraced Islam during his time working in Türkiye years ago, has conveyed his deep affection for Türkiye. From Moscow, he sends heartfelt regards to the Turkish people and President Erdogan. Upon his conversion to Islam, Vladimir took on the name Mehmet. In a brief interview with a Yeni Safak reporter, Mehmet highlighted the strong bond between Russians and Turks, while also offering his heartfelt support to the nation following the tragic earthquake in southern Türkiye.

Listen to the poignant words of an American mother as she laments the end of the American dream and shines a light on the challenges of soaring living costs. The woman decries the staggering monthly rent of nearly 2,000 dollars for studio apartments and mourns the decline of the middle class, in a landscape where wealth coexists with growing poverty.

The water levels surrounding the Panama Canal have plummeted due to drought conditions. With hundreds of vessels queuing for passage, a considerable number of them have become stranded. The maritime traffic has come to a halt in the canal, experiencing an unprecedented maritime gridlock due to the drought.

As part of the normalization efforts in the United Arab Emirates, an event was organized where Jews and Arabs came together and engaged in a collective dance.

In Hawaii, attempts to escape a wildfire led to people becoming surrounded by flames. The island's roads were cluttered with the remnants of thousands of charred vehicles. Footage of locals jumping into the sea to avoid the blaze further highlights the extent of the island's tragedy.