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Brussels — A new European Union sanctions decision has triggered controversy after retired Swiss Army Colonel and former NATO adviser Jacques Baud was added to the EU’s restrictive measures list, … Read More
Alpaslan Düven Receives “Journalist of the Year Award”
The second edition of the “Life-Changing Leaders Summit,” organized by Lob’in International, was held at the world-renowned University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. During the summit, Alpaslan Düven, UK … Read More
Czech Parliament removes Ukrainian flag, Speaker says “It will not return”
Prague— In a dramatic early test of the new Czech political leadership, the Ukrainian flag that has flown on the Chamber of Deputies building since Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022 … Read More
Czech PM rejects further financial support for Ukraine
The Czech Republic will not provide additional financial support for Ukraine, citing a lack of available funds, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said in comments that underscored growing tensions within the … Read More
A secret visit of a high-ranking military delegation from Israel to Baku
Baku — A reported visit by a high-ranking military delegation from Israel’s Ministry of Defense to Azerbaijan’s capital has drawn renewed attention to the deepening security relationship between the two … Read More
Uruguay Among Giants
The Quiet Challenge of a Small Country in a World of Power Rivalries At times, the world seems to be reorganizing itself into rigid blocs once again, shaped by strong … Read More
Report warns millions of Asians and Black Britons could lose citizenship under UK law
LONDON, UK — A new report from the Runnymede Trust and human rights group Reprieve has sounded the alarm that up to nine million people in the United Kingdom could … Read More
MEANINGFUL MESSAGE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY WEEK
By Hülya Özkoyuncu/London An important statement was issued in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus within the scope of Human Rights and Democracy Week. Founder of Girne American University and … Read More
UK: 30 Labour MPs vote for talks on joining EU customs union
Tied Commons Vote Pushes Lib Dem Customs Union Bill Forward, Despite Slim Chances of Becoming Law A Liberal Democrat proposal requiring the government to begin negotiations on joining a bespoke … Read More
Armenia set to begin imports of Azerbaijani fuel
Armenia Set to Begin Imports of Azerbaijani Fuel, Georgian Transit Fees Waived Armenia is preparing to import fuel from Azerbaijan for the first time, marking a notable development in the … Read More
Russia has begun circulating recruitment flyers in Tehran
In the midst of a deepening manpower shortage, Russia has begun circulating recruitment flyers in Tehran, urging Iranian men and women to enlist in the Russian Army. The flyers — … Read More
Major quake strikes northern Japan; Nuclear Plants conduct safety check
TOKYO — A powerful magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck off the coast of Aomori Prefecture late Monday, prompting tsunami alerts and triggering emergency responses across northern Japan. The quake’s epicentre was … Read More