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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan receives Libyan Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj at Vahdettin Pavilion in Istanbul, Turkey on September 06, 2020.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan receives Libyan Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj at Vahdettin Pavilion in Istanbul, Turkey on September 06, 2020.
Turkey's energy exploration ship is continuing its determined mission in the Eastern Mediterranean, said the National Defense Ministry on Sunday. “Strong, Determined and Powerful! The frigates and corvettes belonging to our Naval Forces are resolutely continuing their duty of escorting / protecting the ORUC REIS research ship, which continues to work in our jurisdiction areas in the Eastern Mediterranean,' the ministry posted on Twitter with a nearly two-minute video of the ships at work.
Police use tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Rochester, New York on September 05, 2020 during a protest demanding justice for Daniel Prude, a 41-year-old black man who died in police custody in March.
Newly released bodycam and dashcam footage show the last moments of Stephen Dolceamore in Trenton Police custody. The 29-year-old died April 3 outside a hospital in the New Jersey capital city. (Courtesy: DHA)
Turkish gendarmerie forces on Saturday seized over 1.7 tons of marijuana and 90 million cannabis roots in the southeastern province of Diyarbakır.
The United States is ready to help resolve the dispute between India and China over the mountain border running through the western Himalayas, President Donald Trump said on Friday.
As the number of potholes exceeds 360 in Turkey's central Konya province, areas most prone to pothole will be determined earlier to take precautions. These structures are quite common in the Karapınar district of the province.
A total of 65 irregular migrants were held in Turkey's eastern province of Van on Saturday. In a statement, the provincial security directorate said security forces stopped a suspicious minibus in the Ipekyolu district. The 15-person minibus was carrying 24 Afghans, 20 Pakistanis, seven Syrians, 12 Bangladeshis, and two Myanmar nationals, all of whom entered the country illegally.
The Turkish Coast Guard rescued 179 asylum seekers who were pushed back by Greek coastal officers into Turkish waters in the Aegean Sea, security sources said Friday (Sept.4). Coast guard teams were dispatched to the area off the coast of Karaburun and Cesme districts in the Aegean province of Izmir.
A month after, hundreds of people of Beirut have observed a moment's silence to commemorate the victims of the deadly blast in the Lebanese capital on Friday (Sept.4).September 04, 2020. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in Beirut filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless.
North Macedonia's two-day festival 'Statue Fest' started on September 04, 2020 with the theme 'Skopje in the time of coronavirus' in the country's capital Skopje.
At least six Syrian PKK suspects were arrested Saturday for carrying out terror activities on social media. Turkish police conducted simultaneous anti-terror operations in seven Istanbul districts against eight suspects of the PKK's Syrian offshoot, YPG, who illegally entered Turkey.
A desperate mother was forced to throw her two sons from a third-floor window to save their lives after the building became engulfed in flames in Russia. (Courtesy: DHA)
Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu has received the country's COVID-19 vaccine, according to reports.
A group of underwater researchers has found the remains of a sunken Ottoman warship in 50-meter depth off the shores of southern Turkey's Antalya province. (Courtesy: DHA)
The protesters were calling for justice in the case of Daniel Prude, a resident of Rochester, New York who died after an arrest by the city's police department. Police video released by the Prude family and Free the People ROC shows two officers pinning Prude in the middle of the street. Another held his head down. A mesh bag was placed over Prude's head after he told police he had COVID-19 and spit at officers.
Washington, DC police published footage Thursday of the deadly shooting of a Black teen that sparked protests in the nation's capital. After Deon Kay, 18, was killed Wednesday, a group of protesters confronted police at a station. (Courtesy: İHA)
Scandalous footage has emerged of U.S. police officers involved in yet another murder of a Black man. Cameras captured the horrifc moments officers are seen putting a 'spit hood', a device used to prevent detainees from spitting or biting, over Daniel Prude's head while attempting to detain him and strangling him to death. It was reported that an investigation had been initiated after the incident, however the police officers in question were not suspended from duty.
Child workers painting crosses, carrying crosses to the graves and working with chemical products to clean the graves at the cemetery during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in Rio de Janerio, Brazil on September 03, 2020.
A car driver on Thursday tragically crashed into a motorcycle and drove on without a second glance, leaving one dead and another injured in northern Turkey.
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