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Erdogan Slammed as Saudi Bars Players from Wearing Jerseys Bearing Turkey Founder’s Photo, Postpones Game
Saudi Arabia was hosting the Turkish Super Cup between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce but delayed it following a row over the image of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of modern-day Turkey, on player’s jerseys.
North Korea's Kim Jong Un Plans Three More Spy Satellite Launches in 2024
Kim Jong Un’s planned satellite launches are part of efforts to strengthen the nation’s military.
With Eye on Containing China in Pacific, US Revives World War-Era Airfields Once Built to Fight Japan
The US air force is rebuilding its abandoned airfields in Tinian, part of the US territory of the Northern Mariana Islands.
‘Not Appropriate Timing’: Argentina’s New Elected Prez Milei Rejects BRICS Membership
Javier Milei sent letters to BRICS leaders saying that it is not an appropriate time for Argentina to join the grouping.
Iran Executes Four People for Alleged Links with Israel's Mossad
The four were charged with kidnapping several Iranian security forces to extract intelligence information, Mizan reported
Russia Pummels Ukraine with Missile Strikes Killing 10, Injuring 18 as Zelensky Urges US for More Aid
Ukrainian President Zelensky said that the missile strikes go on to show why Kyiv needs continual support from the US to protect itself from Russia.
Pak Bans New Year's Eve Festivities to Show Solidarity with Gaza, ‘Observe Simplicity' Says PM Kakar
Pakistan’s interim prime minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar said the entire nation is standing with Gazans who he said are suffering due to Israel’s war on Hamas.
More Ukrainian Children from Ukraine's Russia-held Regions Arrive in Belarus Despite Global Outrage
Shautsou called the move “absolutely politicized,” claiming that Ukrainian children who visited Belarus for “health improvement” returned home safely
'No Difference Between Netanyahu And Hitler': Erdogan Steps Up Attack on Israeli Leader Over Gaza War
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu lashed out at Erdogan's remarks and said the Turkish leader is committing genocide against the Kurds and holds the world record for imprisoning journalists who oppose his regime
Kremlin Confirms Russian Warship Hit by Ukrainian Strike
Ukraine said its air force destroyed the Novocherkassk landing ship, with President Volodymyr Zelensky joking on social media that the vessel had now joined "the Russian underwater Black Sea fleet"
Explosion at China-backed Indonesian Nickel Plant: Death Toll Rises to 18
The authorities said that the victims died of their burns and most victims suffered burns to more than 70 percent of their bodies
Bandits in Central Nigeria Kill At Least 160 in ‘Coordinated Attacks’
The attacks started in the Bokkos region and then spilled over to villages in the Barkin Ladi area.
Watch: Kashmiri-Pandit Couple in US 'Assaulted, Robbed,' Their Family Heirlooms Stolen
Woman speaks out as parents face robbery after jewellry shopping. Thieves followed them home, creating a frightening incident in Artesia's Little India
British Home Secretary James Cleverly Under Fire for Making Joke About Date Rape Drug
Cleverly, who oversees national security and law enforcement in England and Wales, faced a call to step down after he reportedly joked at an event at the prime minister’s home about drugging his wife
Pakistan General Elections: Candidates Rush to File Nominations Ahead of Sunday Deadline
Pakistan's political landscape heats up as candidates rush to submit nominations for the February 8 elections. Key players include PML-N, PPP, MQM-P, JUI-F, PTI
China's Henan Hit by Winter Heating Shortage After Cold Wave Causes Record-Low Temperatures
Henan cities face heating shortage as cold wave hits, disrupting power supply. Urgent repairs needed for heating boilers in Jiaozuo, affecting residential areas