Ali Topchi is a producer for TRT World, a global news network. With a focus on international affairs, Ali covers a wide range of topics including conflicts, politics, and cultural events. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on significant events happening around the world.
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Ali's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs and government & politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. He often covers topics such as international relations, natural disasters, humanitarian crises, and art fraud.
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Switzerland's security forces are on high alert as the PKK poses a growing threat to the country's stability and the safety of Turkish communities.
Israel's brutal war on Gaza — now in its 395th day — has killed at least 43,374 people and wounded more than 102,261, with another 10,000 feared buried under debris. In Lebanon, Israel has killed 2,986 people since October last year.
By: Ali Topchi
Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump are locked in a virtual dead heat nationally, with most polling showing them narrowly split by between one and three percent, well within the margin of error on most of the surveys
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers has reached a deal with Boeing to end a strike that had disrupted production at the company's Seattle-area plants.
Republican leader speaks to supporters in Florida, promising to lead the nation into a "golden age" while addressing the country's urgent issues.
Donald Trump's White House return draws responses worldwide, with leaders hopeful his victory will mark a new era of diplomacy and cooperation on global crises.
In a surprising move, Chancellor Scholz fired his finance minister, Christian Lindner, forcing the Free Democratic Party out of the coalition and leaving his government with only the Greens as partners, now ruling with a fragile minority.
By: Ali Topchi
President Yoon Suk-yeol has announced that South Korea may supply weapons to Ukraine, focusing on defensive aid, in response to North Korea's growing involvement in Russia's war effort, signaling a shift in policy.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin affirmed that the US military will remain apolitical, uphold its duty to protect the republic, and work alongside allies to strengthen national security.
EU faces mounting pressure to adapt its support as leaders, including Prime Minister Orban, express concerns about sustaining the war effort alone.
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