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Azerbaijani team arrives in Turkey to help fight forest fires
The first group of teams affiliated with Azerbaijan’s Emergency Situations arrived Saturday in Turkey to help Ankara with massive forest fires in its southern provinces that have led to deaths and injuries
Protests Spread in Iran, including Tehran: People Call for Regime's Downfall
Last week, the protests that began in southwestern Iran on July 15 spread to dozens of other cities across Iran, including the capital Tehran. The uprising has continued for nearly two weeks despite heavy suppression
Turkey's women volleyball team start Olympics with win over China
Turkish women's volleyball team won their first game at the Tokyo Olympics on Sunday
Tokyo Olympics 2021: Patty Mills and Cate Campbell create history at Opening Ceremony
Belated and beleaguered, the virus-delayed Tokyo Summer Olympics finally opened Friday night with cascading fireworks and made-for-TV choreography that unfolded in a near-empty stadium
Jacinda Ardern suspends New Zealand travel bubble with Australia
The New Zealand government has suspended the travel bubble with Australia, saying the threat from ongoing Delta COVID-19 outbreaks is now too great
Turkey censures Israeli forces for ‘violating sanctity of Haram Al-Sharif’
Turkey on Sunday condemned Israeli forces for “violating the sanctity of Haram Al-Sharif” and allowing Israeli settlers to raid Al-Aqsa Mosque
Assad regime kills 6 civilians including 2 children in Syria's Idlib
Assad regime kills 6 civilians including 2 children in Syria's IdlibPeople try to rescue those stuck amid the wreckage of a demolished house after a shelling by the forces of the Bashar al-Assad regime and their allied Iran
'Growing use' of anti-terror law against children in Kashmir
Two months ago, police in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir booked a minor hailing from the border district of Kupwara along with eight men under an anti-terror law for raising slogans during a funeral procession of a man who died in a car accident
Palestine on the verge of 4th COVID-19 wave
Palestine is on the verge of a 4th wave of the coronavirus pandemic, the Palestinian Health Ministry warned on Wednesday
World stood with Turkey after defeated coup of 2016
Several countries and international organizations voiced solidarity with Turkey’s elected government after the defeated coup of July 15, 2016
Silence falls over Srebrenica memorial cemetery after day of tearful farewells
Silence fell over the Potocari Memorial Cemetery on Sunday evening after a day of tearful farewells for 19 more victims of the Srebrenica genocide
1 child killed, 2 others injured in Syrian regime attack on Idlib
One child was killed and two others injured on Monday amid shelling by the Syrian Bashar al-Assad regime and Iran-affiliated terrorist groups, in breach of the truce in the northwestern Idlib de-escalation zone
Israel's settlement policy illegal under int'l law: EU
European diplomatic representatives in Jerusalem and Ramallah on Monday slammed Israel's settlement policy as "forced transfers, evictions, demolitions and confiscations of homes" that will "only lead to further violence and human suffering"
Israeli forces assault Palestinian detainees in Ofer prison
Israeli forces on Monday stormed prison cells in the Ofer military prison in western Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, and assaulted Palestinian detainees
Huge explosion in Bangkok kills at least 1
A large explosion and fire at a factory on the outskirts of Thailand's capital early on Monday has killed at least one person, with more than 60 injured, according to officials
Shoppers at two eastern suburbs supermarkets ordered to isolate
Shoppers at two more supermarkets in Sydney's eastern suburbs have been sent into immediate self-isolation as New South Wales contact tracers scramble to shutdown the spread of the coronavirus
Christian missions as imperialism through schooling
The discovery of more than 1,000 indigenous children’s bodies on the peripheries of boarding schools in Canada came as a shock to many
Death toll from Philippine military plane crash rises to 29
At least 29 people were killed after a Philippine military plane carrying 96 people crashed in the country's south on Sunday, local media reported
Lebanon risks exhausting drug supply amid lack of foreign exchange
Lebanon is suffering from an acute shortage of imported drugs, particularly for chronic diseases, amid a lack of foreign exchange in the country, Lebanese pharmaceutical importers warned on Sunday
Regime shelling kills 8 civilians in Syria's Idlib
At least eight civilians were killed and nine others wounded in attacks by forces of the Bashar al-Assad regime and their allied Iran-backed foreign terrorist groups in a de-escalation zone in northwestern Syrian province of Idlib
