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ANKARA: Instagram, with 2 billion active monthly users, turns 14 on Sunday, though controversies over political censorship, particularly the alleged deletion of posts supporting the Palestinian cause, have plagued the platform’s credibility, in addition to multiple lawsuits filed against it. Among one of the world’s most popular social media platforms,

ISTANBUL: The Gaza conference began in Istanbul on Sunday to discuss various aspects of Israel’s one-year genocidal war against Palestine. The conference “Palestine: The Linchpin of Civilization Renaissance” will conclude on Tuesday. The three-day conference will discuss Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, examining regional and international orders, its impacts, implications, and future

ISTANBUL: Nearly 58% of Kazakh voters cast their ballots, and many lined up in polling stations across the Central Asian nation on Sunday to vote in a nationwide referendum on the construction of the country’s first nuclear power plant. According to Kazakhstan’s Central Election Commission (OSK), 10,249 polling stations were

ANKARA: Israel has decided to strike Iran following last week’s missile attack on Tel Aviv, Israeli Channel 12 said on Sunday. ‘The discussions on the method and timing of the attack are still ongoing,’ the broadcaster added. According to the media outlet, the potential targets in the planned attack could

Tunisia: Voting in Tunisia’s presidential election began Sunday morning, with over 9.7 million registered voters heading to the polls to elect the country’s next leader. This is Tunisia’s third presidential election since the January 14, 2011, revolution that deposed former President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. Farouk Bouasker, head of

ANKARA: Gaza’s Interior Ministry called on Palestinian civilians on Sunday to ignore Israeli orders to evacuate their areas and move south. ‘Israeli claims about the presence of safe zones in southern Gaza are lies as Israel commits crimes and massacres in all areas of the enclave,’ the ministry said in