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Floods hit southwestern Turkey, leaving at least 1 dead

Heavy rains have caused flooding and destruction in southwestern Turkey, leaving one person dead and cars submerged.

News of the World • February 14, 07:54 AM • 26796 views

Residents of Bessarabia have changed their traditional pro-Russian vector to pro-Ukrainian - The Economist explains the reasons

Residents of Bessarabia have changed their traditional pro-Russian vector to pro-Ukrainian - The Economist explains the reasons.

War • February 12, 09:49 AM • 51196 views

Romanian Prime Minister is confident that Russia will not deliberately attack his country

Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu believes that Russia will not deliberately attack Romania, as there are no grounds for aggression.

Politics • February 12, 09:09 AM • 51994 views

NATO has been authorized to rapidly deploy military groups to Romania in case of security threats

NATO authorizes the rapid deployment of military groups to Romania in the event of security threats that threaten the country's independence or sovereignty.

War • February 9, 09:52 AM • 34302 views

Putin's visit to Turkey postponed - Russian media

Putin's visit to Turkey, scheduled for February 12, has been postponed. However, the Kremlin has not confirmed the information, as the date of the visit has not been set.

News of the World • February 7, 04:28 PM • 26373 views

Istanbul became the most visited city in the world in 2023

According to Euromonitor International, Istanbul became the most visited city in the world in 2023 with more than 20. 2 million visitors, ahead of London and Dubai.

Society • February 7, 05:20 AM • 37232 views

Orban's party boycotts Hungarian parliamentary session on Sweden's accession to NATO

Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party and its allies boycotted an extraordinary session of the Hungarian parliament, which was to vote on the ratification of Sweden's application for NATO membership, making the vote impossible.

News of the World • February 5, 02:19 PM • 29017 views

Minister: Erdogan to discuss 'new mechanism' for Ukrainian grain exports via the Black Sea with Russia during Putin's visit

Turkish President Erdogan to discuss with Russian President Putin a new mechanism for exporting Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea.

War • February 5, 11:16 AM • 30439 views

Georgia claims to prevent transit of explosives: allegedly from Odesa to Voronezh "for terrorist attacks"

Georgia claims to have prevented the transit of 14 kg of C-4 plastic explosives, which were allegedly heading from Odesa to Voronezh to carry out terrorist attacks.

News of the World • February 5, 10:53 AM • 24149 views

Two pilots killed in helicopter crash in Turkey

Two pilots were killed when their helicopter, which belonged to the Turkish General Directorate of Aviation Security, crashed in the city of Gaziantep, while the technician on board survived but was injured.

Society • February 4, 03:33 AM • 33264 views

Politico: Czech Republic urges allies to buy shells for Ukraine outside the EU

The Czech Republic called on its allies to purchase ammunition for Ukraine outside the EU due to the low level of shell production in Europe to meet Ukraine's needs.

War • February 3, 12:09 AM • 103629 views

To the sound of sirens: Danube ports increased cargo transshipment sixfold in 2023

Last year, the cargo turnover of Odesa Region's ports more than tripled to over 32 million tons compared to pre-war levels, and the port of Izmail more than doubled to 20. 2 million tons.

War • February 2, 06:10 PM • 106134 views

Turkey detains 7 people suspected of passing information to Mossad

Turkish law enforcement detained 7 people suspected of selling information about local facilities to the Mossad.

News of the World • February 2, 10:20 AM • 21942 views

Armenia can no longer rely on russia for its military needs - Pashinyan

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that Armenia could no longer rely on russia as its main military and defense partner and should establish closer ties with the United States, France, India, and Georgia.

News of the World • February 2, 10:04 AM • 22893 views

Turkey wants to buy 40 fighter jets from Britain and Spain

Turkey is in talks with the UK and Spain to buy 40 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets, despite having recently signed a $23 billion deal with the US to buy F-16s, as its request for F-16s may not be approved by Congress.

News of the World • February 2, 02:13 AM • 37157 views

Hungary's parliament convenes on Monday at the request of the opposition to consider Sweden's accession to NATO

Hungary's parliament will meet on Monday at the request of opposition parties to consider ratification of Sweden's NATO membership application.

News of the World • February 1, 11:05 PM • 24862 views

Man who took hostages over war in Israel killed in Turkey

Turkish police killed a man who took seven employees of a Procter & Gamble factory near Istanbul hostage for eight hours to protest Israel's war in Gaza.

News of the World • February 1, 10:36 PM • 23862 views

Turkish banks start closing accounts of Russian companies

Turkish banks have begun to close the accounts of an increasing number of Russian companies and impose stricter requirements on individuals as they tighten their policies toward Russian clients amid sanctions imposed in connection with the war in Ukraine.

Politics • February 1, 10:29 AM • 114003 views

Development of partnerships in the defense industry: Ukraine has signed dozens of agreements on joint production of weapons

Ukraine is actively developing partnerships in the defense industry, having concluded dozens of agreements on joint arms production with more than two dozen countries.

War • February 1, 09:31 AM • 32521 views

The United States has named a condition for the sale of the latest F-35 fighters to Turkey

The United States is ready to sell F-35 fighter jets to Turkey as soon as it gets rid of the Russian S-400 air defense systems in its service.

News of the World • January 31, 05:45 AM • 25040 views

For the first time in Ukraine, a part of the estuary will be leased for growing mollusks and shrimps - Ministry of Agrarian Policy

The Ukrainian government has decided to lease a part of the Sukhoi Estuary in Odesa region for mariculture, allowing entrepreneurs to grow clams, shrimp and other seafood. This will help to provide the domestic market with healthy seafood, drawing on the experience of mariculture leaders such as Norway and Chile.

Economy • January 30, 02:45 PM • 62320 views

Ukraine has improved its position in the Corruption Perceptions Index: it received 36 points out of 100

In 2023, Ukraine was ranked 104th out of 180 countries in the Global Corruption Perceptions Index, improving its position by 3 points and receiving 36 points out of 100. Over the past 10 years since the Revolution of Dignity, Ukraine has added 11 points, the largest increase among the current EU candidate countries.

Society • January 30, 09:24 AM • 28949 views

Kremlin announces Putin's visit to Turkey in February

The Kremlin has announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin plans to visit Turkey in February. According to Putin's aide, Yuri Ushakov, preparations for the visit are underway.

News of the World • January 29, 12:26 PM • 24255 views

Canada resumes arms exports to Turkey after Ankara supports Sweden's accession to NATO

Canada and Turkey have reached an agreement to resume Canadian exports of drone components to Turkey in exchange for greater transparency in their use. This happened after Ankara finalized the ratification of Sweden's accession to NATO.

News of the World • January 27, 11:09 PM • 102614 views

US approves sale of F-16 to Turkey

The US State Department has authorized a potential $23 billion sale of 40 new F-16 fighter jets and modernization kits for Turkey's existing F-16 fleet. This happened shortly after Turkey ratified Sweden's accession to NATO. At the same time, Greece will receive 40 F-35 fighter jets in order to balance relations between the two NATO allies.

News of the World • January 27, 04:22 AM • 31496 views

Taiwan supplies Russia with metalworking machines needed for military technologies - The Insider.

Since the invasion, Taiwan has become the largest supplier of metalworking machines to Russia, delivering $29 million worth of equipment through Turkey, despite Taiwan's pro-Ukrainian stance. These machines are vital to Russia's military industry for the production of precision weapons, but sanctions do not restrict the export of most Taiwanese machines.

War • January 26, 11:41 PM • 30887 views

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The State Statistics Service reported how much the prices for Easter cake ingredients have increased in a year

Easter 2025: where and when to watch the online broadcast of church services

President Zelenskyy imposes sanctions against Kremlin propagandists and manufacturers of Iskander missiles: who is on the list

The European Business Association calls on the authorities to strengthen the fight against "gray" imports of equipment

The Ombudsman will consider the complaint of the head of the anti-corruption committee against ARMA for concealing information

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Russia's response regarding peace in Ukraine will be this week - Trump

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