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A massive data breach has compromised France’s national bank account registry (FICOBA), potentially exposing information linked to 1.2 million accounts. The government database—containing records on more than 80 million individuals—stores … Read More
By Hülya Özkoyuncu / London USIKAD UK organized a comprehensive meeting to address the uncertainty and growing concerns surrounding Ankara Agreement entrepreneurs, particularly regarding Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) processes, extended … Read More
By Alpaslan Düven They came with hope. They came with trust. They came believing in a system that promised fairness, opportunity, and stability. Under the Ankara Agreement, thousands of people … Read More
By Alpaslan Düven LONDON — A documentary highlighting resilience in the aftermath of Türkiye’s devastating Feb. 6, 2023 earthquakes will be screened in London next month, with proceeds dedicated to … Read More
CERN has achieved a remarkable and unconventional milestone in the world of science: antimatter has been transported by truck. While the idea of a truck carrying antiprotons across Europe may … Read More
Linde and Air Products Massively Restrict Supply. Now the Hydrogen Market Is Escalating Too. Helium Industrie AirProducts Linde Supply Collapse in Industrial Gases: Helium Is Apparently Becoming Increasingly Scarce in … Read More
Financial markets are buzzing as reports emerge of significant insider activity in the gold options market. According to recent data, some insiders are purchasing gold options with a strike price … Read More
The Association of Turkish-British Journalists (TBJA), headquartered in London and established in 2009, hosted a “meet-and-greet and Eid celebration” reception on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr. The reception took place … Read More
Trump is losing this war by his own definition. Yes he has depleted the missile reserves of the Iranian regime. Yes the US has established air superiority over Iran. However … Read More
By Alpaslan Düven-London Israel and Egypt are reportedly charging exorbitant “coordination fees” on every shipment of goods entering the Gaza Strip, raising concerns over market monopolization and civilian access to … Read More
Former EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has sharply criticized European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, accusing her of aligning too closely with the United States and Israel while … Read More
Anonymous Online Claims Reveal Alleged Hidden Financial Motives Behind Tensions with Iran An anonymous post circulating on fringe internet forums is drawing attention for its sweeping and controversial claims about … Read More
