ISTANBUL: Several migrants, including a child, died while trying to cross the English Channel, French authorities confirmed Saturday. French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau described the incident as a “terrible tragedy,” adding that the child was “trampled to death in a boat.” Retailleau blamed the tragedy on human smugglers, saying they
Trkiye: Turkish defense firms are showcasing their cutting-edge products at Trkiye’s premier technology and aviation gathering. TEKNOFEST, organized this year in the southern city of Adana, gives visitors a chance to see missiles, aircraft, arms and military equipment. Schools and competition teams also get a chance to introduce their ideas
ISTANBUL: Liverpool secured a narrow win over Crystal Palace in the seventh week of the English Premier League on Saturday. Crystal Palace broke the deadlock with Eddie Nketiah after just 20 seconds against Liverpool. But English striker Nketiah’s effort was ruled as out for being offside. After nine minutes, Diogo
ISTANBUL: The genocidal war in Gaza has triggered a global reassessment of the international community’s stance on the Israeli occupation of Palestine. Many countries, once aligned with Tel Aviv, are now shifting toward a more critical approach, as calls mount to hold Israel accountable for its actions in the occupied
ISTANBUL: Hezbollah said Saturday evening that it had targeted the Atar military industries company near the northern Israeli city of Sakhnin with a barrage of rockets. In a statement, the group said it struck the ‘Atar military industries company near Sakhnin with a rocket barrage.’ In other statements, Hezbollah claimed
ISTANBUL: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday accused Israel of using regional conflicts as pretexts to justify its escalating “occupation and expansion.” ‘Just like at the beginning of the last century, an insidious plan to draw borders in our region with blood has been put into practice,” Erdogan said,
