ISTANBUL: Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Moscow may restrict the supply of some critical chemical elements to foreign markets, particularly referring to uranium, titanium and nickel. Speaking at a televised government meeting in Moscow, Putin said Russia is the leader in reserves with regards to a number
ISTANBUL: Ukraine’s chief rabbi on Wednesday said his son died while fighting for the country’s military on the front line with Russia. ‘Tomorrow in the Central Synagogue (Brodsky Synagogue) there will be a farewell to my son Matityagu (Anton Samborsky), who died at the front defending Ukraine,’ Moshe Reuven Azman
ISTANBUL: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday appointed new deputy heads and advisers to the presidential office, the latest in a series of appointments in a mass government reshuffle. Two decrees were published on the website of Ukraine’s presidential office, appointing former Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk and Viktor Mykyta,
ANKARA: Three Israelis were killed in a shooting attack at the border with Jordan on Sunday, according to Israeli media. Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper said a truck driver opened fire at King Hussein (Allenby) Bridge crossing between Jordan and the occupied West Bank. The Israeli Magen David Adom emergency service said
ISTANBUL: A painting exhibition by Lebanese artist Raouf Rifai met art lovers at Kelimat Art Gallery. The theme of the exhibition, ‘Humanity nourished by the history and heritage of our civilization,’ consists of a collection of Rifai’s body_abstract works. Rifai said his works ‘serve as a mirror reflecting the reality
ISTANBUL: Trkiye is actively working to facilitate the handover of the body of Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a Turkish-American activist killed by Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank, to her family for burial, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Sunday. ‘We continue the necessary work to deliver the body of
