South Africa Wins $925 Million World Bank Loan for Ailing Cities
The World Bank approved a $925 million loan for South Africa to support a six-year program costing three…
Rare Inflation Flip Gives Emerging Markets Edge on Rich Nations
A rare turn in global inflation trends is expected to inject fresh momentum into this year’s rally in…
Israel rejects Turkey’s genocide charges against Netanyahu and top officials
The statement also refers to the “Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital”, built by Turkey in the Gaza Strip and bombed…
Actor in Bond, action films dies at age 72
Actor Tchéky Karyo, who appeared in numerous major films, including “GoldenEye,” “La Femme Nikita” and “Bad Boys,” has…
Azerbaijan sees annual internet speed growth despite slight monthly decline in ranking
Azerbaijan sees annual internet speed growth despite slight monthly decline in ranking
These figures highlight…
High-speed internet, digital services reach thousands in Azerbaijan’s liberated territories
As of September 30, 2025, more than 6,000 subscribers—including households, businesses, and farms—are now using the services of…
Turkey Emerges as a Regional Leader in Renewable Energy Expansion
Turkey has invested heavily in its renewable energy sector in recent years, and the country’s green energy capacity…
Turkey bans Oct 7 Robbie Williams concert over ‘safety concerns’
Several NGOs urged Turkish authorities to cancel the October 7 concert, and others including the Islamic Solidarity Platform…
Turkish author writes 1st English novel as a ‘special way’ to give back
Cenk Enes Ozer left Turkey in 2016 after his books were banned in schools, libraries, and bookstores all over…
Egypt Flexes Export Muscle With Surging Dietary Supplement Trade
Egypt’s efforts to build up its economy and boost exports after a grueling crisis may be getting help…
First Chapter of the 18th Istanbul Biennial Opens, Exploring Self-Preservation and Futurity
Khalil Rabah “Red Navigapparate” | Garden of the Former French Orphanage. Image © Sahir Ugur Eren Share Share…
Climate change is burning a €43B hole in Europe’s pocket – POLITICO
“These estimates are likely conservative,” said the authors of the study, Sehrish Usman of the University of Mannheim,…