Trkiye: AI is a bit like a re-invention of writing, as before writing people relayed information verbally but now the world has gained the ability to transfer information in a systematic way, said the head of T3, the organizer of Trkiye’s premier technology event TEKNOFEST. Speaking at Anadolu’s Technology Desk
ANKARA: Media outlets, especially those in the Western mainstream, have drawn sharp criticism throughout Israel’s devastating campaign in the Gaza Strip, as many point to evidence of bias and misleading coverage of the broader conflict. According to historian Assal Rad, this skew is no new phenomenon. Rather, it is part
ISTANBUL: A severe weather warning was issued Sunday for parts of southern England, including gusty winds and isolated tornadoes. A “shortwave trough” will move east-northeast Sunday afternoon and evening, bringing showery rain and potentially strong convective activity, said the UK Tornado and Storm Research Organization. Small-scale circulations may develop, heightening
ISTANBUL: Trkiye’s premier technology event TEKNOFEST will be held twice in 2025, once in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and once in Istanbul, the head of the event organizer T3 said on Sunday. Speaking at the closing ceremony of TEKNOFEST 2024, held in the southern city of Adana,
ISTANBUL: Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza is undoubtedly one of the most destructive conflicts of the 21st century, with 41,825 fatalities, 96,910 injuries, and more than 10,000 people reported missing under the rubble. The war has not only targeted civilians but have also left much of the enclave’s infrastructure in
ISTANBUL: Voting in a referendum on building Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant ended at domestic polling stations on Sunday. The voting, which began at 7 a.m. local time (0200GMT) across 10,249 polling stations nationwide, drew to a close at 8 p.m. local time (1500GMT). According to the Kazakh Central Election
