Thirteen more ships have left Ukrainian ports under the Istanbul grain export deal over the past three days, the Turkish National Defense Ministry said on Tuesday. A ministry statement
Bosnia and Herzegovina is preparing to hold elections on Sunday to choose lawmakers at the canton, entity, and national levels, as well as the three members of its Presidential Council.
The Russian Defense Ministry on Saturday announced that “allied troops” — the Russian army and the separatist forces in the region — had withdrawn to “more advantageous” areas from Krasny
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday ruled out claims that his country is experiencing an axis shift. “Some circles were trying to portray our foreign policy initiatives as
Hundreds of Iraqis gathered in the capital Baghdad on Saturday to mark three years since the eruption of nationwide demonstrations against corruption. Demonstrators attempted to break into Baghdad’s fortified
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on Saturday condemned the ousting of Burkina Faso’s president, Paul-Henri Damiba, by force by military officers. In a statement, the Jeddah-based organization said
Latvians cast their votes on Saturday to elect 100 deputies to the Saeima, the Baltic nation’s parliament, from among 1,829 candidates. While a total of 19 parties are running
Serbia on Saturday began holding a population census expected to take place until Oct. 31. The census will be carried out by some 15,000 data collectors and 2,200 instructors,
Arsenal beat city rivals Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 in Saturday’s North London derby in the English Premier League. In the 20th minute, Ghana’s Thomas Partey, an Arsenal midfielder, scored a