More than 2.2 million people have been displaced in Sudan since the outbreak of clashes between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that nearly all voting members of the central bank believe further rate hikes would likely be

The KCK had declared a “cessation of hostilities” after the February earthquakes and extended it due to the elections in May. The Kurdistan Communities

The discriminatory, racist, and genocidal policies from the late Ottoman Empire persist until the present day, says European Syriac Union member Elber Shleymun Rhawi.

Prosecutors have indicted the officer for beating a journalist during ministers’ visit to Elazig last year. Journalist Ardil Batmaz was assaulted by officials in

In the case related to the burning to death of three Syrian migrant workers in Güzelbahçe, Izmir, suspect Kemal K. dismissed his lawyer, who

After being put on hold until May 31, utility bill payments totaling tens of thousands of liras recommenced in the February 6 earthquake-stricken area,