Turkey is cracking down on large protests triggered by the arrest of Ekrem Imamoglu, Istanbul Mayor and rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Turkish authorities have arrested several journalists at their homes, a media workers’ union said on Monday, amid escalating protests triggered by the imprisonment of Ekrem Imamoglu, the mayor of Istanbul and main … Continue reading Turkey’s Erdogan arrests journalists amid protests, political crisis
Palestinians should be able to return to their homes and "rebuild their shattered lives" in Gaza - that's the view of the UK government, according to the environment secretary Steve Reed, who has told us peace can "only be based on a two-state solution". Speaking to the media, he said Palestinians have faced "a living nightmare … Continue reading UK: Creation of 2 states is ‘only’ solution to Middle East conflict
The rivalry between regional powerhouses Turkey and Iran has heated up after Ankara emerged as a leading power broker in Syria following the downfall of Tehran's ally President Bashar al-Assad. Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan, in an interview with Saudi-affiliated Al-Hadath on Sunday, reflected on the shift in regional dynamics, saying Iran must better understand … Continue reading Iran-Turkey relations worst in post-Assad Syrian regime
Syria's new rebel leaders are facing the daunting task of healing a divided nation - and the toppling of the Assad regime has not put an end to fighting in the country. In northern Syria, Turkey-backed opposition fighters are still battling US-allied Kurdish forces, while both Israel and the US launched airstrikes on Syria on … Continue reading Turkey striking Kurdish targets in northeast Syria, sources say
Victor Osimhen has dismissed reports he will leave Galatasaray for a bigger European club in January. Osimhen joined the Yellow and Reds from Napoli on a season-long loan deal in January. There are speculations he could leave the Turkish Super Lig champions when the transfer window reopens in January. The 25-year-old has however said there … Continue reading Transfer: Osimhen not leaving Galatasaray in January
As Fenerbahçe prepare to host Galatasaray in the first Intercontinental Derby of the Turkish football season on Saturday, all eyes will be on the biggest Süper Lig arrivals this season by far - José Mourinho and Victor Osimhen. However, Mourinho is a master at mind games, almost beyond comparison, and rarely comes out on the losing … Continue reading Mourinho vs Osimhen fight for dominance in Turkey
Turkey will file a request with a U.N. court Wednesday to join South Africa's genocide lawsuit against Israel, a Turkish official said. Turkey's ambassador to the Netherlands will submit a declaration of intervention to the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Foreign Ministry spokesman Oncu Keceli said. Turkey, one of the fiercest critics of … Continue reading GENOCIDE: Turkey to join South Africa’s case against Israel in UN
Russian President Putin and Turkish President Erdogan meet in Sochi Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told Russia's Vladimir Putin on Wednesday that Ankara could help end the Ukraine-Russia war, but Putin's spokesman said Erdogan could not play the role of an intermediary in the 28-month-old conflict. Erdogan, speaking to Putin on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation … Continue reading Erdogan offers to end Russia-Ukraine war; Putin rules him out as intermediary
Spacecraft and objects, including satellites passing over Türkiye, can be tracked using artificial intelligence in a project which will also enable the detection of espionage activities. Prof. Tahsin Cagri Sisman, vice rector of Turkish Aeronautical Association University, shed light on the project. Sisman said that they conduct satellite orbit determination studies using artificial intelligence and … Continue reading Turkish university exploring AI to monitor space activity
Turkish academics conducted a study that described the fear of losing jobs due to artificial intelligence (AI) as "post-Luddism." Luddism originated from a movement in England during the early 19th century. Artisans led the movement, protesting the increasing adoption of machinery in production. People believed that using machines led to unemployment and worsened working conditions. … Continue reading Turkish academics conceptualize AI-induced fear of job loss as ‘post-Luddism’
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