Turkish Opposition To Announce Election Candidate Amid Signs Of Discord
The alliance said it would announce its candidate on Monday, although there are signs of discord about the choice and other issues in the nationalist IYI Party, the second largest party in the alliance.
IAEA's Grossi To Travel To Iran, Seeking Breakthrough On Cooperation
Grossi is hoping that a meeting with Raisi will help smoothe the way towards ending the deadlock, diplomats say.
Turkey Faces Challenge 'Beyond Comprehension' To Clear Earthquake Rubble
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, facing an election likely to be held on May 14, has pledged to rebuild homes within a year, although experts warned safety should come before speed.
Battle For Bakhmut Rages 'Round The Clock'; US Readies $400 Million New Arms Aid For Ukraine
In the past 24 hours Ukrainian forces repelled more than 85 attacks in the five principal sectors of the Bakhmut front line, the General Staff of the Ukraine Military said on Friday.
Oil Set For Weekly Gain As China Demand Optimism Trumps Recession Fears
The retreat in oil prices came as euro zone inflation fell less than expected last month, which boosted expectations of further interest rate increases by the European Central Bank (ECB).
Latest Four-member SpaceX Crew Docks With International Space Station
The Crew 6 mission also was notable for its inclusion of UAE astronaut Sultan Alneyadi, 41, the second person from his country to fly to space and the first to launch from U.S. soil as part of a long-duration space station team.
Pakistan Ex-hockey Player's Dreams Of Better Life Shatter In Italy Shipwreck
Raza was a member of the Shi'ite Muslim Hazara minority, a sect often targeted by Islamist militants.
India's Adani Group Gets $1.87 Billion Investment From US Firm GQG
Seven listed Adani companies have lost some $135 billion in market value since Jan. 24, when Hindenburg Research accused it of improper use of offshore tax havens and stock manipulation.
Under The Radar, Germany Trains Ukrainians On Advanced Air Defence Weapon
Boasting a range of some 40 kilometres (25 miles) and a 360 degree view, the IRIS-T SLM system is one of the most coveted of the weapons that Berlin has supplied to Kyiv.
Russia Must Be Punished For Ukraine War - US, Quad Allies Say
The so-called Quad group also said that the use, or threat of use, of nuclear weapons in Ukraine was "inadmissible".
UAE's GDP Grew 7.6% In 2022, Econ Minister Says
The UAE aims to double the size of its economy by 2031 and diversify away from hydrocarbons.
For Some Gaza Kids, A Donkey Cart Is The Only Way To Class
The crowded, potholed and often polluted streets of Gaza are tough - especially for children trying to get to school.
Turkish Families Shelter On A Train After Earthquake Brought Life To A Standstill
Survivors have been sheltering in tents, container homes, hotel resorts and even train carriages in Iskenderun, a port city in the province of Hatay, badly hit by the earthquakes.
Exclusive-US Seeks Allies' Backing For Possible China Sanctions Over Ukraine War -sources
The United States is sounding out close allies about the possibility of imposing new sanctions on China if Beijing provides military support to Russia for its war in Ukraine, according to four U.S.
Erdogan Indicates Turkey Elections To Be In May, Three Months After Quake
Erdogan's popularity had been eroded in recent years by soaring inflation and a slump in the lira which hit living standards, although some opinion polls in recent months had shown signs of a pick-up in his support.
Russia Needs To Pay War Reparations To Ukraine, Says Polish Climate Minister
During these attacks, about 50% of the whole energy system had been hit but Ukraine has succeeded to restore electricity supplies to all consumers in the country, Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko said.
SpaceX Launches Latest Space Station Crew To Orbit For NASA
The Crew 6 mission is also notable for its inclusion of UAE astronaut Sultan Alneyadi, 41, only the second person from his country to fly to space and the first to launch from U.S. soil as part of a long-duration space station team.
Russia Tries To Close Ring On Bakhmut As Ukrainians Resist
Russian forces carried out relentless attacks on Bakhmut on Wednesday, trying to encircle and storm the eastern Ukrainian city and claim their first major prize for more than half a year after some of the bloodiest fighting of the war.
Israeli Minister's Call To 'Erase' Palestinian Village An Incitement To Violence, US Says
State Department spokesperson Ned Price told reporters that Smotrich's comments "were irresponsible.
Oil Inches Up On China Rebound, But Global Demand Concerns Weigh
Record exports of U.S. crude oil, however, kept the build smaller than in recent weeks, with shipments rising to 5.6 million barrels per day (bpd) last week, according to the EIA.
India PM Modi Calls For Common Ground On Global Issues At G20 Meeting
India, which holds the presidency of the bloc this year, has declined to blame Russia for the war and has sought a diplomatic solution while sharply boosting its purchases of Russian oil.
Israel Arrests Suspects In Settler Rampage Described By General As 'Pogrom'
Police have arrested six suspects over a settler rampage in the occupied West Bank earlier this week that an Israeli general described as a "pogrom" and which followed a deadly Palestinian gun attack.
Turkey's Quakes Revive Concern For Northwestern Industrial Hub
A tremor on the scale of February's quake in Istanbul, one of the world's mega cities that lies on the strategic Bosphorus waterway, could wreak havoc and so require more preparation.
US Does Not See Significant Near-term Russian Gains In Ukraine: Pentagon Official
In October, the U.S. restarted on-site inspections in Ukraine to help keep track of the billions of dollars of weapons being supplied.
ICC's Top Prosecutor In Ukraine To Probe Russian Attacks On Power Grid
Russia says they are legitimate strikes aimed at weakening the enemy's military, but Ukraine casts them as a means of intimidating ordinary people.
Asian Stocks Jump As Strong China Data Revives Reopening Optimism
Asian stocks rebounded from a two-month low on Wednesday as data showing China's manufacturing activity in February expanded at the fastest pace in more than a decade cheered investors, ofsetting fears over rising interest rates.
Oil Prices Rise As China Factory Gains Boost Demand Outlook
Official government PMI data also published on Wednesday showed the fastest expansion in manufacturing since 2012 occurred in February.
Turkey's Economy Grew 5.6% In 2022, Pace To Slow After Earthquakes
The economy had started cooling in the second half of 2022 with a decline in domestic and foreign demand, partly due to a slowdown in Turkey's main trading partners because of the war in Ukraine, which hurt exports.
Around 40,000 Syrians Return From Turkey After Quake
The immigration was recorded at four border crossings held by Syrian armed groups opposed to Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, Mazen Alloush, a media officer at the rebel-held Bab Al-Hawa border crossing with Turkey, told Reuters.
Apple Supplier Foxlink Unlikely To Resume Full India Operations For Two Months-source
The facility in India's Andhra Pradesh state, where Foxlink makes charging cables for iPhones, was engulfed in a massive fire on Monday that led part of the building to collapse to the ground. There were no casualties.