Putin says West distorted Black Sea grain deal
The agreement, initially signed in July last year in Istanbul by Türkiye, the UN, Russia and Ukraine.
Putin will not attend BRICS summit – South Africa
Putin will skip BRICS summit in South Africa
Heavy rains in Pakistan’s capital leave 11 dead
Under-construction bridge wall collapses, burying several laborers in Islamabad
President Erdogan gifts Turkey’s 1st indigenous electric car to Qatari e...
President Erdogan gifts Türkiye’s 1st indigenous electric car to Qatari emir
UK government unveils new counter-terrorism strategy
The strategy highlights technology as one of the major challenges, particularly the internet.
UN says world must be ready for ‘more intense heat waves’
World must prepare for more intense heat waves says UN
U.S. soldier in N Korea custody after crossing inter-Korean border
U.S. citizen detained by North Korea after crossing border
Britons protest government’s migration policies
Residents of the UK staged a protest Monday over the government’s anti-immigrant law .
UK slaps fresh sanctions on 14 Russians, including ministers
The British government slapped new sanctions on 14 Russian individuals including two ministers.
Torrential rains cause floods, landslides in South Korea
South Korea’s death toll from rainstorms grows as workers search for survivors.
UK eases visa regulations to attract overseas construction workers
UK relaxes visa rules to attract foreign construction workers
Turkish women’s volleyball team wins FIVB World Championship
Turkish women make history, win world volleyball championship
Black Sea grain deal has ‘de facto ended’ – Kremlin
Kremlin says Black Sea grain deal has de facto ended
Saudi, Japanese leaders discuss enhancing cooperation
PM Fumio Kishida’s Gulf tour includes visits to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE
Wildfire smoke makes for bad air quality in northern US
Canadian wildfires break historic record with 10M hectares burned
US national security advisor says Ukraine’s future is in NATO
American support for Ukraine against Russia will continue, says Jake Sullivan
Qatari, Algerian leaders hold talks to boost bilateral ties
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune arrived in Qatar for 2-day visit
Hamas unable to pay salaries in Gaza due to Qatari aid delay
Officials say Hamas is unable to meet salary obligations in Gaza due to a delay in Qatari aid.
China vs Turkey to decide 2023 women’s volleyball world championship
China, Turkey to play for 2023 women’s volleyball world title
Bayraktar in the Balkans: Kosovo orders fleet of Turkish drones
Kosovo orders fleet of Turkish Bayraktar drones
Iraqi PM visits Syria in first trip since 2011
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani visited Syria on Sunday, becoming the first Iraqi premier to do so since 2011.
Putin says Ukraine failed to breach Russian defences
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Ukraine’s counter-offensive to regain territory has not been successful
Israelis across country hold protests against judicial overhaul
The protests have drawn huge crowds in many Israeli cities.
US club Inter Miami signs Argentine superstar Messi
The 36-year-old will stay with the Miami club through 2025, the statement added.
Seven arrested in Russia over plans to kill head of RT
A Moscow court charged seven people for planning to kill two Russian journalists. The court believes their actions were driven by national hatred. The court approved detention until Sept. 14 for five minors and two men on charges of “hooliganism.” On Friday, Russia’s FSB security service arrested individuals for conducting surveillance near the residences and workplaces of journalists Margarita Simonyan and Ksenia Sobchak. Ukraine has not commented on the matter. They have previously denied any involvement in assassinations of pro-war figures in Russia. The FSB has reported that detainees confessed to planning attacks on two women for Ukraine, with a promised reward of 1.5 million roubles ($16,620) for each attack. Margarita Simonyan, the head of state media outlet RT, recently shared a message on Telegram encouraging security services to continue their work. Simonyan is known for supporting Russia’s war in Ukraine. Sobchak, a renowned journalist and TV host, ran for president in 2018. Prominent pro-war Russian figures, journalist Darya Dugina and military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, were killed in bomb attacks in Russia. Russia has accused Ukraine of being responsible for the killings, but Kyiv has denied these claims. Instead, Kyiv has suggested that the killings are a result of internal conflicts within Russia. Russian nationalist writer Zakhar Prilepin was injured in a car bombing in May, which also claimed the life of his driver. A suspect was detained and admitted acting on behalf of Ukraine, according to investigators.
No relief in sight for southern Europe’s heatwave
The intense heatwave that has been plaguing southern Europe shows no signs of abating next week
EU has concrete plans to combat anti-Muslim hatred
The European Union has concrete plans to combat Islamophobia,anti-Muslim hatred.