Turkey's municipal elections: a fierce race for Ankara and Istanbul
Turkey's opposition, battered and shattered by Recep Tayyip Erdogan's win in the general elections 2023, hopes to deliver a blow in Sunday's municipal votes since the result will determine the fate of its greatest hope, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.
Two Israeli soldiers were murdered in the occupied West Bank car-ramming incident.
The Israeli military says two of its troops died as a result of injuries received in a car-ramming incident in the occupied West Bank. The incident occurred on Wednesday near the city of Nablus. Israeli troops invaded the city in pursuit of the culprit, who allegedly handed himself into the Palestinian Authority.
US Defense Chief Lloyd Austin converses with Dong Jun of China
The National Defense Minister of China spoke with US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. This is the first interaction between them in more than a year as the two nations work to rebuild military ties. The two allegedly covered a wide range of topics on their call, including regional and international security challenges and US-China defense ties. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Following a contentious vote, Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was elected to a second term.
For a second term, Shehbaz Sharif has been voted prime minister by Pakistani politicians. Voter fraud accusations and political violence tainted last month's elections. A majority was not won by a single party. However, in order to create a coalition government and enable Sharif to be elected, the two biggest parties in parliament worked together.
Cold weather poses a significant challenge to electric cars.
Electric car batteries are being impacted by the cold, which is limiting how far the vehicles can go between charges. In this report, you will get further information.
Electronic chips are required for climbers on Mount Everest | Inside South Asia
Nepal is planning to require all climbers on Mount Everest to have electronic chips to facilitate rescue operations. The mountaineers' jackets will be equipped with a chip that will cost them between $10 to $15. In the past 70 years, how has Nepal's approach to Everest climbers evolved?
The US agrees to withdraw soldiers from Niger as the Sahel area pivots to Russia.
The United States is removing its forces from Niger. The country's military junta terminated an arrangement with Washington that permitted it to garrison soldiers for regional operations. Russia is looking to fill the gap.
At least 21 Palestinians were killed by an Israeli strike on a designated 'safe zone' in al-Mawasi.
Displaced Palestinians in Rafah claim there are no "safe" zones in the whole Gaza Strip. An Israeli airstrike on a camp in al-Mawasi, southern Gaza, killed at least 21 individuals. It occurred less than 48 hours after an incident in Rafah that killed 45 people on Sunday.
Healing away from the warzone: 500 injured in Gaza receive treatment overseas.
Since Israel began its bombardment on Gaza, 5,000 wounded Palestinians have been transferred for medical care overseas. Among them are young children who were brought to Qatar with severe amputations and crippling trauma wounds. According to the Gaza Health Ministry, at least 10,000 additional patients are on waiting lists for evacuation from the Strip.
US FTC filed a lawsuit against Apple for allegedly breaking antitrust rules. Despite Apple's denial of wrongdoing, the US antitrust agency has chosen to pursue legal action against the company. Stay tuned for more information!
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