Turkish defence industry 'literally writing history': Erdogan

Just as Türkiye's independence struggle gave hope to the oppressed 100 years ago, today's defence industry initiatives give courage to the downtrodden, says President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Sweden, Netherlands press EU to suspend Israel trade over 'intolerable' Gaza humanitarian crisis

In a joint letter to EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, Sweden and the Netherlands say Israel has failed to implement the July deal on boosting Gaza aid.

Türkiye kicks off maritime-focused Teknofest in Istanbul

Teknofest Blue Homeland edition showcases naval power, technology and culture.

'If Indians don't budge', Trump won't either, says top US economic adviser

Kevin Hassett, Director of US National Economic Council, criticises what he describes as "Indian intransigence" regarding market access for American goods, warning President Trump will maintain a firm stance if India won't compromise.

Qatar's Al Mansour commits to invest $20B in Mozambique

Al Mansour investment firm has been working with several other African nations.

Musk seeks to block OpenAI from accessing Meta docs in legal fight over AI bid

Elon Musk’s legal team argues OpenAI's request for Meta documents tied to his $97.4 billion bid is irrelevant.

Ex-Mossad chief Yossi Cohen is challenging Netanyahu. What does it mean for Israeli politics?

Known for his eventful stint as spy chief and key role in the Abraham Accords, the former spymaster is leveraging his security credentials to position himself as a ‘unifying’ figure in a deeply divided Israeli society.

Explained: Syria’s currency revaluation and how it works

Why are nations racing to build nuclear power plants on the Moon?

Opinion

Ozan Ahmet Cetin

The limits of global AI control and what it means for the world order

Nations are grappling to adapt to an environment shaped by this fast-growing technology. It’s now a race against time.

Mehmet Emre Kahraman

Dominance to dependence: How the US–China AI race is shaping the future

Djoomart Otorbaev

US wakes up from REM sleep but China’s rare earth grip tightens

By Djoomart Otorbaev

Is nuclear the answer as Central Asia looks for new energy sources to boost growth?

By Sunniya Ahmad Pirzada

UK Muslims targeted in plot that barely made headlines

The limits of global AI control and what it means for the world order

Nations are grappling to adapt to an environment shaped by this fast-growing technology. It’s now a race against time.

Mehmet Emre Kahraman

Dominance to dependence: How the US–China AI race is shaping the future

Djoomart Otorbaev

US wakes up from REM sleep but China’s rare earth grip tightens

By Djoomart Otorbaev

Is nuclear the answer as Central Asia looks for new energy sources to boost growth?

By Sunniya Ahmad Pirzada

UK Muslims targeted in plot that barely made headlines

Turkish defence industry 'literally writing history': Erdogan

Just as Türkiye's independence struggle gave hope to the oppressed 100 years ago, today's defence industry initiatives give courage to the downtrodden, says President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Sweden, Netherlands press EU to suspend Israel trade over 'intolerable' Gaza humanitarian crisis

In a joint letter to EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, Sweden and the Netherlands say Israel has failed to implement the July deal on boosting Gaza aid.

Türkiye kicks off maritime-focused Teknofest in Istanbul

Teknofest Blue Homeland edition showcases naval power, technology and culture.

Ex-Mossad chief Yossi Cohen is challenging Netanyahu. What does it mean for Israeli politics?

Explained: Syria’s currency revaluation and how it works

Why are nations racing to build nuclear power plants on the Moon?

'If Indians don't budge', Trump won't either, says top US economic adviser

Opinion

Ozan Ahmet Cetin

The limits of global AI control and what it means for the world order

Nations are grappling to adapt to an environment shaped by this fast-growing technology. It’s now a race against time.

Mehmet Emre Kahraman

Dominance to dependence: How the US–China AI race is shaping the future

Djoomart Otorbaev

US wakes up from REM sleep but China’s rare earth grip tightens

By Djoomart Otorbaev

Is nuclear the answer as Central Asia looks for new energy sources to boost growth?

By Sunniya Ahmad Pirzada

UK Muslims targeted in plot that barely made headlines

The limits of global AI control and what it means for the world order

Nations are grappling to adapt to an environment shaped by this fast-growing technology. It’s now a race against time.

Mehmet Emre Kahraman

Dominance to dependence: How the US–China AI race is shaping the future

Djoomart Otorbaev

US wakes up from REM sleep but China’s rare earth grip tightens

By Djoomart Otorbaev

Is nuclear the answer as Central Asia looks for new energy sources to boost growth?

By Sunniya Ahmad Pirzada

UK Muslims targeted in plot that barely made headlines

Qatar's Al Mansour commits to invest $20B in Mozambique

Al Mansour investment firm has been working with several other African nations.

Musk seeks to block OpenAI from accessing Meta docs in legal fight over AI bid

Elon Musk’s legal team argues OpenAI's request for Meta documents tied to his $97.4 billion bid is irrelevant.