The Turkish foreign minister on Wednesday said his country alters its foreign policy in line with national interests, emphasizing that international relations are ever changing. Speaking to Turkish diplomatic …
Türkiye alters foreign policy in line with national interests: Foreign Minister Cavusoglu Read MoreA coin minted on behalf of Orhan Ghazi, the Ottoman Empire’s second sultan, was found during ongoing archaeological excavations at Karacahisar Castle in Türkiye’s central Eskisehir province. Karacahisar was …
Coin minted for early Ottoman sultan unearthed in central Türkiye Read MoreTech giant Google must pay €4.12 billion ($4.12 billion) in fine to the European Union after the bloc’s top court upheld on Wednesday the EU executive body’s antitrust decision. …
Google to pay over $4B antitrust fine to EU after losing court case Read MoreUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived at the Kharkiv area in the city of Izyum on Wednesday after the country retook the city from Russian forces. Prior to Zelenskyy’s visit, …
Ukraine’s president pays visit to Izyum, city regained from Russian forces Read MoreAsian stock markets ended the midweek with losses amid global inflationary concerns. After a report showed a higher-than-expected US inflation figure of 8.3% in August, markets forecast a tougher …
Asian stock markets close Wednesday in negative territory Read MoreThe seventh Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions began in Kazakhstan’s capital Nur Sultan on Wednesday. The congress convened under the chairmanship of Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev …
7th Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions begins in Kazakhstan Read MoreThe European Court of Human Rights on Wednesday ruled that France must re-examine repatriation requests by two French families whose daughters traveled to Syria and joined the Daesh/ISIS terror group. …
European rights court directs France to reconsider return of families of Daesh/ISIS fighters Read MoreThe European Commission presented on Wednesday a legal draft to eliminate products made with forced labor from the bloc’s market. “The proposal covers all products, namely those made in …
EU to ban products made with forced labor Read MoreUS producer inflation annually rose 8.7% in August, according to Labor Department figures released on Wednesday. The latest figure is a slowdown from July’s 9.8% increase and the 11.3% …
US producer inflation rises 8.7% annually in August, slowing from 9.8% gain in July Read MoreSouth Korean authorities on Wednesday fined Google and Meta, formerly known as Facebook, 100 billion won (approximately $71.9 million) for breaching the country’s personal information law, local media said. …
South Korea fines Google, Meta over $71M for breaching personal information law Read More