-
Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a 26-year-old Turkish-American activist, was shot and killed by Israeli troops during a protest against settlement expansion in the West Bank on September 6, 2024. Eygi's death has prompted calls for investigations from the US and Turkey, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
-
Dalton Chad Sousa was arrested for throwing a Chihuahua off a balcony in Fort Myers, Florida. The dog, named Raven, suffered multiple fractures but is expected to recover. This incident follows a recent law in Turkey aimed at impounding stray dogs, raising concerns about animal welfare.
-
As the US Navy faces challenges in maintaining its aircraft carrier fleet, China, Turkey, and Iran are advancing their naval capabilities. China's new carrier, Fujian, and Turkey's drone carrier, Anadolu, signify a shift in naval power dynamics, while Iran's Shahid Bahman Bagheri enhances its operational reach.
-
Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard suffered an ankle injury during Norway's 2-1 victory over Austria. He was seen on crutches the next day, raising doubts about his availability for the upcoming North London derby against Tottenham, where Arsenal will also be without suspended Declan Rice.
-
On August 15, 2024, Egypt and Somalia signed a defense agreement, likely aimed at countering Ethiopia's military expansion in Somaliland. This pact comes amid rising tensions following Ethiopia's controversial naval base deal with Somaliland, which Somalia views as a threat to its sovereignty.
-
A violent altercation occurred in Turkey's parliament on August 16, 2024, during a debate over jailed opposition member Can Atalay. The clash, involving multiple lawmakers, resulted in injuries and the suspension of the session. Atalay, sentenced to 18 years in prison, was stripped of his parliamentary mandate earlier this year.
-
As of August 17, 2024, wildfires in western Turkey have persisted for three days, leading to the evacuation of nearly 4,000 residents. Over 130 fires have been reported, with significant efforts from thousands of firefighters to control the blazes, particularly in Izmir and surrounding provinces.
-
Airlines are introducing new business-class seats to meet rising demand for comfort and privacy. Meanwhile, incidents like a Qatar Airways flight delay highlight ongoing operational challenges. A new satirical game, 'Rawdog Simulator,' reflects the frustrations of air travel, adding a humorous twist to the experience.
-
Greene King pubs across the UK are offering pints for just £2 from September 4 to 18, aiming to attract customers as summer ends. This promotion comes amid rising alcohol prices, with the average pint now costing £4.70, a significant increase from previous years.
-
On September 2, 2024, two US Marines were assaulted by members of a nationalist Turkish youth group in Izmir, Turkey. The assailants, affiliated with the Turkish Youth Union, were detained by local authorities. The Marines, who were in civilian clothes, were unharmed and have since returned to their ship, the USS Wasp.
-
Egypt and Turkey are enhancing their bilateral relations following a significant meeting between Presidents Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The leaders aim to boost trade to $15 billion and address regional issues, including the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the political crisis in Libya. This marks a thaw in relations after years of tension.
-
The recent electoral success of Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party raises concerns about the stability of European politics. With coalition talks looming in Thuringia and Saxony, the implications for the EU's future are significant, especially amid ongoing crises like the war in Ukraine and climate change.
-
Federal agents have seized phones from several top officials in New York City Mayor Eric Adams' administration, including the police commissioner and schools chancellor. This follows ongoing investigations into potential corruption linked to the mayor's campaign fundraising efforts, raising concerns about the administration's ability to govern effectively.
-
Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a 26-year-old Turkish-American activist, was shot dead during a protest against Israeli settlements in Beita, West Bank. Eygi's family demands an independent investigation, citing inadequate Israeli inquiries. Eygi was known for her activism and had previously protested against various injustices, including the Standing Rock pipeline.
-
Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a 26-year-old American-Turkish activist, was shot and killed by Israeli forces during a protest in Beita, West Bank. Eygi's funeral was attended by mourners, including Palestinian officials, as her family seeks to repatriate her body to Turkey.
-
U.S. prosecutors have charged Dallas Humber and Matthew Allison, leaders of the Terrorgram Collective, with soliciting hate crimes and providing material support for terrorism. The indictment reveals their use of Telegram to promote violence against marginalized groups and create a hit list of targets, including government officials. Both are in custody awaiting trial.
-
Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a 26-year-old American-Turkish activist, was shot in the head during a protest in Beita, West Bank, against Israeli settlements. Eygi's family demands an independent investigation, while the Israeli military claims the shooting was unintentional. The incident has sparked international outrage and calls for accountability.