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Turkish Festival in DC attracts thousands with rich cultural displays

Turkish Festival in DC attracts thousands with rich cultural displays

The festival showcases Türkiye’s rich cultural heritage, offering attendees a vibrant experience of Turkish culture through lively music, traditional cuisine, and artistic displays.

FETO terror group ringleader Fetullah Gulen dies in the US

FETO terror group ringleader Fetullah Gulen dies in the US

The FETO ringleader has been hiding in the US state of Pennsylvania for years.

Project Nimbus: Why are Big Tech workers protesting Israel's $1.2B deal?

Project Nimbus: Why are Big Tech workers protesting Israel's $1.2B deal?

Google and Amazon employees have expressed concern that the Israeli military might use the cloud computing project to target Palestinians in Gaza and elsewhere.

Stepwise erosion of Israel’s global legitimacy post-October 7

Stepwise erosion of Israel’s global legitimacy post-October 7

The last 365 days of relentless violence have exposed Israel to the point that it now finds itself isolated on the global stage, along with its primary backer, the US.

Lebanon invasion: Israel risks lengthy engagement — US officials

Lebanon invasion: Israel risks lengthy engagement — US officials

Top State Department official tells TRT World that it is crucial for any military actions to be executed with precision to prevent further destabilisation in the region.

Why is the US flouting its own laws to continue arming Israel?

Why is the US flouting its own laws to continue arming Israel?

Analysts expect the militant outfit to hit back at Tel Aviv, but say that Iran is unlikely to get involved directly despite being the main backer of Hezbollah.

How Washington lost its bid to challenge China's influence in Africa

How Washington lost its bid to challenge China's influence in Africa

Consecutive United States administrations have failed to make Africa a priority, giving China more than enough time and space to make its mark.

South Africa demands 'mutual respect' in relations with US

South Africa demands 'mutual respect' in relations with US

South Africa emphasises the “importance of the dynamic and evolving relationship'' with the United States.

Live Update: US believes Gaza truce deal unlikely in Biden's term — report

Live Update: US believes Gaza truce deal unlikely in Biden's term — report

Israel's genocidal war on Gaza, now in its 350th day, has killed at least 41,300 Palestinians and wounded over 95,550 others — a conservative estimate — with 10,000+ believed to be buried under rubble of annihilated homes.

Fresh assassination attempt on Trump sparks concerns over security lapses

Fresh assassination attempt on Trump sparks concerns over security lapses

The US Secret Service confirmed one or more of its agents "opened fire on a gunman" located near the boundary of Trump's golf course.

South Africa demands veto rights for African nations at UN

South Africa demands veto rights for African nations at UN

Not having a continent of 1.3 billion people represented on the Security Council diminishes the role of the United Nations, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says.

US backs permanent, non-veto seats for Africa on UN Security Council

US backs permanent, non-veto seats for Africa on UN Security Council

The absence of permanent seats for African countries at the UN Security Council has long been criticised as injustice against the continent.