Turkey’s automotive production, including light commercial vehicles, tractors, and automobiles, amounted to 532,441 million units in January-May, a sectoral report revealed on Monday. The sector posted a strong recovery with
Suspected bandits have killed 12 people in the Rabah local government area of Nigeria’s northwestern Sokoto state, an official said Sunday. The spokesperson for the Sokoto Police Command, Sanusi Abubakar,
As NATO allies gathered for a summit in Brussels this week, the key role that Turkey plays in the alliance is again in the spotlight, amid continuing security concerns in
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on Monday discussed with Zalmay Khalilzad, the US special representative for reconciliation in Afghanistan, prospects of an “enhanced” bilateral relationship amid the withdrawal of US and
Egypt’s court of appeal on Monday upheld the death penalty for 12 members of the Muslim Brotherhood convicted in the Rabaa sit-in case, according to state-run media. The court upheld
US pharmaceutical company Novavax on Monday said that its COVID-19 vaccine has an overall efficacy of 90.4% against the coronavirus. Based on a study that included 29,960 participants across 119
An Indian man from the northeastern state of Mizoram who is believed to have headed the world’s largest family, with 39 wives and 94 children, died Sunday at the age
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Monday on sidelines of the NATO summit in Brussels. The two leaders met in a closed-door meeting. Before
The author is a faculty member at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University. He specializes in hadith studies, the relationship between Jewish and Christian cultures, inter-religious and intercultural interactions, Orientalism-Occidentalism, theopolitics, anti-Islamism