ISTANBUL: Commodity prices continued to rise last week due to expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) would continue to cut rates, showing signs of a soft landing in the central bank’s fight against inflation, and China’s monetary decisions. The People’s Bank of China significantly eased its monetary policy to boost
ISTANBUL: Russia on Monday claimed that it took control of another settlement in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk region, where Moscow continues to claim advances against Kyiv. A statement from the Russian Defense Ministry said that its forces captured the settlement of Nelipivka, located about 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) north of the
ANKARA: By 2030, the global population aged 65 and older is expected to outnumber the youth, with the elderly projected to double the number of children under five. In 1990, the UN declared Oct. 1 as the “International Day of Older Persons” to address the challenges of an aging population
ISTANBUL: Trkiye’s largest aerospace and technology festival, TEKNOFEST, begins Wednesday in the southern city of Adana, promising an exciting five-day celebration of innovation and technology at the Adana Sakirpasa Airport. The festival will feature a range of activities including air shows with warplanes, unmanned aerial vehicles, and helicopters, alongside seminars,
ISTANBUL: Trkiye Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz on Monday met with Venezuela’s Vice President and Oil Minister Delcy Rodriguez to discuss bilateral relations as well as regional and global issues. “In our meeting, we evaluated bilateral relations between our countries and regional and global issues, agreeing to enhance our cooperation in
ISTANBUL: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited flood-affected areas in the northern part of the country to oversee the ongoing rehabilitation efforts, according to state media reports on Monday. Kim toured North Phyongan province, where he underscored the immediate need to alleviate the suffering of flood victims. “It is
