Turkey strongly criticized on Friday “unfounded” assumptions in the US State Department’s recently published 2021 Trafficking in Persons report. A Foreign Ministry statement said the document confirms Turkey’s increased battle
The Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF) failed on Friday to find common ground on a constitutional basis for parliamentary and presidential elections scheduled for Dec. 24. Raisedon Zenenga, assistant secretary-general
At least seven people were killed and 11 others injured in attacks on power plants in recent days, the Iraqi government said on Friday. There have been several attacks on
Three power lines and electricity transmission towers were blown up by militants in northern Iraq, causing disruption in the grid, authorities said on Saturday. The state-owned Electricity Transmission Company, northern
The Taliban on Saturday claimed to have captured five more districts in northern Afghanistan, while Afghan forces said they killed 228 insurgents in the past 24 hours. Amid ensuing violence
Denmark on Saturday beat Czech Republic 2-1 in a UEFA EURO 2020 quarterfinal match to reserve their place in next week’s semifinals. Danish team made a flying start to the
Kyrgyz Foreign Minister Ruslan Kazakbaev proposed on Friday the establishment of a 5+3 cooperation platform between Central Asian and Southern Caucasus countries. Speaking at a news conference alongside his Azerbaijani
The number of deaths rose to 719 as the Canadian province of British Columbia (B.C.) remains under a heatwave, B.C. Coroners Service said Friday. Officials said extreme heat likely contributed
Indigenous leaders in Canada have called on Catholics to boycott Sunday mass, local media reported. Reminding the Catholic Church’s promise to pay C$25 million ($20 million) to residential school survivors,