Rare project scheduled to be completed in 2026, says renowned Pakistani artist
Pallid harrier tracked by satellite transmitter providing substantial amount of data for scientific data
Health body releases report, letter from health workers urging decisive action at COP26 climate change conference in Scotland
Rescue efforts concluded with recovery of all bodies from rubble, according to Interior Ministry
Along with climate change, Mediterranean region getting drier, says WMO head Petteri Taalas
2 more bodies found dead after full control of prison by Ecuadorian security forces
No threats to any buildings or nearby communities as eruption within Hawaiian Volcanoes National Park, says official
Sharp accusations leveled in court as new, temporary conservator appointed
Litoral prison in Guayaquil has been scene of major conflict stemming from leadership struggle between gangs
Deadly massive wildfires spread to many parts of the world during month
4 others on long trek out of mine from one kilometer underground
Quake hits island Tuesday in early hours with no injuries recorded so far
Shehroz Kashif, 19, summits Manaslu peak in Nepal after becoming youngest Pakistani to climb world's 2 highest peaks
People with hearing impairment struggle for their rights in Pakistan as world marks International Day of Sign Languages
No loss of lives or property damage reported so far
Temblor causes damage to some buildings in capital Melbourne, but no tsunami warning issued
This 23-year-old animal lover spends £400 a month on her pampered pigeons who have their very own room, clothes, and even pram
Women make up at least 88.4% of total 86,510 centenarians, latest data reveals
Deaf from birth, Samiye Haj Mustafa lost her hearing aids 5 years ago when fleeing bombardment in Aleppo
There are similarities between Turkish, Balkan, Caucasian, Middle Eastern and European societies, says researcher
From the very beginning, Ankara’s motto has been: Every security issue on the north of the Aleppo-Mosul line is Turkey’s business. There should be no terrorist organization, no foreign country deployed on this zone, which spans the Iranian border and
If I were to ask, “What is the hot-button topic plaguing our minds at the moment?” no doubt you would answer that “energy prices” are right up at the top of the list of the subjects that have a major effect on our daily lives and short-term future.We
On June 26, 1980, Syrian President Hafez Assad was preparing to receive an African diplomat in his palace in Damascus. Arrangements were made according to protocol, and only minutes remained before the guest in question was set to arrive. While he wa
Following a Cabinet meeting on Monday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, touching upon the attacks against Turkish elements in Syria, said: “We have run out of patience,” signaling a new military operation in the Middle East. “We no longer have
As the countdown for the G-20 Summit in Rome continues full-swing, many are debating what the future holds for Turkey-U.S. relationsHere, we would do well to particularly remember the strategy America designed for our region over the past 30 years.Du
The U.S. is the world's no.1 economy. With a budget of approximately $800 billion a year, it spends more on defense than the next 13 countries combined. The number of American soldiers stationed abroad, which has 800 military bases in countries acros
Iran is in the midst of threatening Azerbaijan and amassing troops on the border, while Ankara and Baku conduct one military drill after another against a likely attack. Well, what do all these developments signify?What does Iran fear? Is it trying t
According to studies conducted in countries such as China, the U.S., Japan, India, Italy, Spain, and Turkey, anxiety levels have been trending around 33 percent, with levels of depression hitting 27 percent. This means that every one in three people
The French media was elated when U.S. President Joe Biden picked Antony Blinken as his Secretary of State. Headlines all over the country read, “Francophone Blinken has become the U.S.’s foreign minister.” In French diplomacy circles, the word was th
Recently, there has been an escalation in neighboring Greece's provocative actions against Turkey in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean.Recently, research vessel Nautical Geo attempted to breach Turkey's continental shelf in eastern Crete and south
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