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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

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

Amarathon running Algerian bishop is among the 21 new cardinals Pope Francis will create on December 8. Jean-Paul Vesco, a 62-year-old Dominican and archbishop of Algiers, competes for Athletica Vaticana. The bishop has a personal best of 2 hours 52’00” on the 42.195 km obtained in 1989 at the New

Italian two-time and reigning MotoGP champ Francesco Bagnaia won the Japanese MotoGP Sunday cutting Spaniard Jorge Martin’s lead in the riders’ championship standings to just 10 points. Martin same second. Bagnaia, who scored his eighth victory this season, had also won the sprint race. “I’m super happy, I earned 11

The Women’s Solidarity Foundation has released a report detailing the difficulties women encounter in securing alimony payments following divorce in Turkey, especially amid the country’s economic challenges. In addition to a significant amount of court-ordered alimony payments not being made, the existing alimony amounts are not keeping pace with the

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