Russian Foreign Minister describes Putin's arrest decision as 'scandal'

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov described the decision by the International Criminal Court (ICC) to issue an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, in defiance of the immunity of state officials, as "scandalous".

One-year footage of the Ukrainian war

It's been a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. The destruction of the war in a year was reflected in the cameras. With the photos of AP...

One-year footage of the Ukrainian War

It's been a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. The destruction of the war in a year was reflected in the cameras. With the photos of AP...

Imprisoned herself and her son for 3 years

A woman in India locked her 10-year-old son with her at home for three years to avoid getting Covid-19. The woman and her son were evicted from the house when her husband appealed to the police.

Germany expels 2 Iranian diplomats

Germany announced on Wednesday it would expel two Iranian diplomats after a German citizen was sentenced to death in Iran. Iranian authorities sentenced the citizen to terrorist activities.

German Ministers in the earthquake zone

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock and Interior Minister Nancy Faeser, who came to the Pazarcık district, the epicenter of the Kahramanmaras-centered earthquakes, made investigations. Drawing attention to the extent of the disaster, Baerbock said, "It cannot be explained in words."

Seattle to ban caste discrimination

The US state of Seattle became the first state to ban the caste system that causes discrimination among people. The abolition of the system was put to a vote in the city council and accepted. Although it is predicted that the system will be removed soon, some groups complain about the situation. Activists see it as a victory. With photos of AP News...

Seattle to ban caste discrimination

The US state of Seattle became the first state to ban the caste system that causes discrimination among people. The abolition of the system was put to a vote in the city council and accepted. Although it is predicted that the system will be removed soon, some groups complain about the situation. Activists see it as a victory. With the photos of AP News...

US agrees to extradite former Peruvian President

The United States has agreed to extradite former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo at the request of US State Department officials on corruption charges. Toleda is accused of taking bribes worth more than $30 million. He is facing a 20-year prison sentence.

$100 million lawsuit from Malcolm X's family

His family made a statement yesterday regarding the murder of Malcolm X. The New York Police Department said it would file a $100 million lawsuit against the CIA and FBI for "concealing evidence" in the murder of the civil rights activist.

3 UN peacekeepers killed in central Mali

The UN Stabilization Mission announced in its "preliminary report" shared on Twitter that 3 peacekeepers lost their lives and five people were seriously injured as a result of their vehicles colliding with a hand-made explosive in the center of Mali.

Austrian Foreign Minister spoke about earthquake

Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg shared his thoughts on the shocking earthquakes in Türkiye. He stated that Austria would continue its aid.

Flight diverted to London due to medical emergency

The plane, which was flying between New York and Delhi, was diverted to London due to a medical emergency, officials said. The passenger concerned was taken to the hospital.

Three border gates opened in Syria

A spokesman for the UN Secretary-General said on Monday that Syria's three border crossings were fully operational for the United Nations to deliver aid to the earthquake-stricken country.

Israeli parliament approves judicial law

Israeli parliament went to the polls on Monday to overhaul the controversial judicial law that has divided the country in two. The law was approved at first reading. Protests continue in Israel.

43 migrants seized in Bulgaria

A minibus carrying 43 migrants was seized in Bulgaria. Of the 43 people, 10 were children. While 18 people in the minibus were found dead, the condition of the rest is critical.

Another $100 million in aid

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Türkiye, hit by deadly earthquakes, on Sunday. Blinken did a helicopter tour of the earthquake area. He promised an additional $100 million in aid to the region.

Professor held hostage in Papua New Guinea

Austrian archaeologist professor is held hostage in the mountainous regions of Papua New Guinea. The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea said that they are working on the situation and that the police and army are on standby.

Death toll in Syria attack rises to 68

Syrian state media reported that 53 people were killed by ISIS in the attack that took place in Homs on Friday. Rami Abdurrahman, head of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said that the current number has increased to 68.

420 tons of aid from USA

Türkiye's Ambassador to Washington Hasan Murat Mercan and New York Consul General Reyhan Ozgur send the Turkon Line "Nevzat Kalkavan" ship, which will carry 420 tons of relief materials to the quake-hit area, from Elizabeth Port, New Jersey. The ship is expected to reach Mersin Port in 20 days.