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Religious days during Istanbul occupation
Religious feasts began in 624, after the early Muslims' migration (Hijrah) to Medina. During the Ottoman times, the day of Eid al-Adha celebrations would become clear after determi...
Why is Turkish foreign policy under attack?
Turkey faces growing pressure to retreat from three locations: Idlib, where Turkish forces are trying to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe; Libya, with which the Turks concluded a...
The lessons of Hanau
A racially motivated massacre in Hanau, Germany claimed nine innocent lives last week. The perpetrator, Tobias Rathjen, carried out armed attacks on two local cafes, killing four T...
In how many slices do you want Syria?
In his 2011 book, 'The Tyranny of Cliches: How Liberals Cheat in the War of Ideas,' Jonah Goldberg highlighted clearly the absurdity of the adage, 'One man's terrorist is another m...
Galatasaray breaks 20-year spell, defeats Fenerbahçe at Kadıköy as tensions flare
Istanbul heavyweights Galatasaray broke the Kadıköy jinx late Sunday, defeating archrival Fenerbahçe 3-1 in an away match. The win in the so-called Intercontinental Derby meant the...
Belgian carnival defies calls to cancel parade with Jewish caricatures
A satirical Belgian carnival parade decried by Israel's foreign minister as 'hateful' went ahead Sunday despite being withdrawn from the U.N.'s list of recognized cultural events o...
Iraqi security forces kill one, wound seven in Baghdad, sources say
Iraqi security forces killed one person and wounded seven on Sunday when they opened fire on protesters in Baghdad, security and medical sources said. Iraq is facing an extraord...
Fury annihilates Wilder in heavyweight title rematch
Britain's Tyson Fury delivered a dominant performance in his heavyweight championship bout with Deontay Wilder on Saturday, overwhelming his opponent to earn a seventh-round TKO vi...
Turkey closes Iran border amid coronavirus scare
Turkey has closed its border with Iran as a preventative measure against the deadly coronavirus outbreak, shortly after Iranian officials announced eight people were killed in the...
UAE to see more frequent rainfall in next few years
The UAE could be seeing more frequent rainfall in the next few years, as researchers in the country are working on ways to make cloud seeding operations much more efficient.Currently, the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) carries out over 100 cloud seeding flights per year, where they shoot salt flares into clouds to enhance rain.Though, researchers at the UAE Research Programme for Rain Enhancement (UAEREP) are working on ways to help these operations produce better results.Since the beginn...
Palestinians clash with Israeli soldiers after protest against Pence visit
Palestinian protesters hurl stones at Israeli soldiers during clashes after a protest against the visit of U.S. Vice President Mike Pence in Jerusalem, in the West Bank city of Hebron, on Jan. 23, 2018.
U.S. failure to appoint Australian ambassador "diplomatic insult": former deputy PM
Former Australian Deputy Prime Minister Tim Fischer has accused the U.S. of hitting Australia with a "diplomatic insult."
U.S. failure to appoint Australian ambassador "diplomatic insult": former deputy PM
Former Australian Deputy Prime Minister Tim Fischer has accused the U.S. of hitting Australia with a "diplomatic insult."
Speaker of Hungarian Parliament addresses in Budapest
Laszlo Kover (1st L), Speaker of the Hungarian Parliament, speaks at a conference of the parliament speakers of the Western Balkans in Budapest, Hungary on Oct. 27, 2017.
Typhoon Lan lashes central Japan, killing 2 and disrupting transport systems
Two people were killed and transportation systems and businesses severely disrupted as Typhoon Lan lashed central Japan's Pacific coast after making landfall early Monday.
Typhoon Lan lashes central Japan, killing 2 and disrupting transport systems
Two people were killed and transportation systems and businesses severely disrupted as Typhoon Lan lashed central Japan's Pacific coast after making landfall early Monday.
Spotlight: U.S. decision to withdraw from UNESCO triggers calls for multilateralism
The U.S. decision to withdraw from UNESCO, the UN cultural agency, has triggered worldwide calls for supporting multilateralism amid world challenges.
Spotlight: U.S. decision to withdraw from UNESCO triggers calls for multilateralism
The U.S. decision to withdraw from UNESCO, the UN cultural agency, has triggered worldwide calls for supporting multilateralism amid world challenges.
U.S. nuke-powered submarine makes port call in S. Korea
A U.S. nuclear-powered submarine on Friday made a port call at a city in southeast South Korea, Yonhap news agency reported Friday.
U.S. nuke-powered submarine makes port call in S. Korea
A U.S. nuclear-powered submarine on Friday made a port call at a city in southeast South Korea, Yonhap news agency reported Friday.