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"Tremendous Day For Mideast": Trump After Signing Gaza Declaration
US President Donald Trump hailed a "tremendous day for the Middle East" as he and regional leaders signed a declaration Monday meant to cement a ceasefire in Gaza, hours after Israel and Hamas exchanged hostages and prisoners.
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Turkey Said to Consider Granting Authorities Power to Freeze Crypto Accounts Under New AML Rules
Turkey is drafting anti-money laundering regulations to give the country’s financial crime regulator (or MASAK) the power to freeze and restrict cryptocurrency accounts. The rules will require exchanges to collect user details, delay withdrawals under certain conditions, and cap stablecoin transfers. Platforms following the Travel Rule may offer ...
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Trump Threatens 50-100% Tariffs On China, Demands NATO Stop Buying Russia Oil
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said that the Russia-Ukraine war would end if NATO countries stopped buying Russian oil. He also threatened to impose 50-100 per cent tariffs on China for its purchase of petroleum from Russia.
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Turkey Unveils Gazap, 970 Kg "Most Powerful" Non-Nuclear Bomb
Turkey has developed two of its most advanced aircraft bombs, showcasing significant improvements in its military strike capabilities.
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Turkey Records All-Time High Temperature of 50.5 Degrees Celsius
Turkey's environment ministry said Saturday that meteorologists had registered a reading of 50.5C in the southeast of the country, a nationwide record.
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Israel, Syria Agree On Ceasefire, Says US Envoy
The leaders of Israel and Syria have agreed to a ceasefire days after major Israeli strikes, a US envoy said Friday, as he urged all sides in war-torn Syria to lay down arms.
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Nutella Fans Brace to Pay More As Frost Hits Turkish Hazelnut Harvest
A fresh supply squeeze is set to hit another food pleasure - the hazelnuts that go into making the chocolaty Nutella spread.
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Europe Sizzles And The Eiffel Tower's Summit Closes
Europe sizzled in its first major heat wave of the summer on Tuesday, as Barcelona recorded its hottest June in over a century and the summit of Paris' iconic Eiffel Tower was closed to visitors.
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Turkey Sandwiches And Stealth: How Pilots Prepare For B-2 Bomber Missions
Before strapping into the cockpit of the US Air Force's B-2 Spirit stealth bomber for missions that can stretch beyond 40 hours, pilots undergo weeks of preparation that focuses not only on flight plans, but what to eat.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Hosts USA Suffer Third Straight Defeat
Almost a year out from the start of the World Cup, which the USA is co-hosting with Canada and Mexico, coach Mauricio Pochettino used the match to take a look at some of those on the fringes of his squad.
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Malik Swashbuckler's Desi Fame, Viral Shame, And India's Cringefluencer Problem
Travel influencer Malik Swashbuckler is not alone, there has been a rise in social media videos showing obnoxious behaviour by Indian tourists abroad
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How To Make Authentic Vatha Kulambu -Sambar's Spicier Cousin That Deserves A Spot In Your Meals
Vata Kulambu is a classic from Tamil Nadu's rich culinary repertoire. It is a tamarind-based gravy, slow-simmered with aromatic spices and typically thickened using sambar powder.
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Opinion | Turkey: Why Nobody Trusts It, But Everyone Deals With It
Turkey's diplomacy has a "bazaari" (market) element to it; it is bargain-oriented.
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Turkey is Bringing 5,000 Year Old Bread Recipe To Life, Here's How
Archaeologists have unearthed more than 5000 years old bread that was buried beneath the threshold of a newly built house in what is today central Turkey, and helped a local bakery to recreate the recipe -- with customers lining up to buy it.
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Opinion | The Story Of Turkey-Pakistan 'Brotherhood' And Why It Runs Deep
That the Turkey-Pakistan brotherhood runs deep is a fact amply underlined by the Turkish response to the recent military tensions between India and Pakistan. But what makes this alliance so strong is not just diplomacy, but history and tradition.
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"Tremendous Day For Mideast": Trump After Signing Gaza Declaration
US President Donald Trump hailed a "tremendous day for the Middle East" as he and regional leaders signed a declaration Monday meant to cement a ceasefire in Gaza, hours after Israel and Hamas exchanged hostages and prisoners.
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Turkey Said to Consider Granting Authorities Power to Freeze Crypto Accounts Under New AML Rules
Turkey is drafting anti-money laundering regulations to give the country’s financial crime regulator (or MASAK) the power to freeze and restrict cryptocurrency accounts. The rules will require exchanges to collect user details, delay withdrawals under certain conditions, and cap stablecoin transfers. Platforms following the Travel Rule may offer ...
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Trump Threatens 50-100% Tariffs On China, Demands NATO Stop Buying Russia Oil
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said that the Russia-Ukraine war would end if NATO countries stopped buying Russian oil. He also threatened to impose 50-100 per cent tariffs on China for its purchase of petroleum from Russia.
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Turkey Unveils Gazap, 970 Kg "Most Powerful" Non-Nuclear Bomb
Turkey has developed two of its most advanced aircraft bombs, showcasing significant improvements in its military strike capabilities.
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Turkey Records All-Time High Temperature of 50.5 Degrees Celsius
Turkey's environment ministry said Saturday that meteorologists had registered a reading of 50.5C in the southeast of the country, a nationwide record.
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Israel, Syria Agree On Ceasefire, Says US Envoy
The leaders of Israel and Syria have agreed to a ceasefire days after major Israeli strikes, a US envoy said Friday, as he urged all sides in war-torn Syria to lay down arms.
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Nutella Fans Brace to Pay More As Frost Hits Turkish Hazelnut Harvest
A fresh supply squeeze is set to hit another food pleasure - the hazelnuts that go into making the chocolaty Nutella spread.
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Europe Sizzles And The Eiffel Tower's Summit Closes
Europe sizzled in its first major heat wave of the summer on Tuesday, as Barcelona recorded its hottest June in over a century and the summit of Paris' iconic Eiffel Tower was closed to visitors.
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Turkey Sandwiches And Stealth: How Pilots Prepare For B-2 Bomber Missions
Before strapping into the cockpit of the US Air Force's B-2 Spirit stealth bomber for missions that can stretch beyond 40 hours, pilots undergo weeks of preparation that focuses not only on flight plans, but what to eat.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Hosts USA Suffer Third Straight Defeat
Almost a year out from the start of the World Cup, which the USA is co-hosting with Canada and Mexico, coach Mauricio Pochettino used the match to take a look at some of those on the fringes of his squad.
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Malik Swashbuckler's Desi Fame, Viral Shame, And India's Cringefluencer Problem
Travel influencer Malik Swashbuckler is not alone, there has been a rise in social media videos showing obnoxious behaviour by Indian tourists abroad
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How To Make Authentic Vatha Kulambu -Sambar's Spicier Cousin That Deserves A Spot In Your Meals
Vata Kulambu is a classic from Tamil Nadu's rich culinary repertoire. It is a tamarind-based gravy, slow-simmered with aromatic spices and typically thickened using sambar powder.
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Opinion | Turkey: Why Nobody Trusts It, But Everyone Deals With It
Turkey's diplomacy has a "bazaari" (market) element to it; it is bargain-oriented.
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Turkey is Bringing 5,000 Year Old Bread Recipe To Life, Here's How
Archaeologists have unearthed more than 5000 years old bread that was buried beneath the threshold of a newly built house in what is today central Turkey, and helped a local bakery to recreate the recipe -- with customers lining up to buy it.
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Opinion | The Story Of Turkey-Pakistan 'Brotherhood' And Why It Runs Deep
That the Turkey-Pakistan brotherhood runs deep is a fact amply underlined by the Turkish response to the recent military tensions between India and Pakistan. But what makes this alliance so strong is not just diplomacy, but history and tradition.
