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Over 8,000 government employees were killed by the Israeli forces while on duty, according to authorities in Gaza.

The market in Damascus has transformed from a local convenience into a post-war anchor — blending tradition, resilience, and community in every bag of prepped vegetables.

Analysts say the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah has dealt a significant blow to both the group as well as its main backer, Tehran.

Named the world’s most beautiful trail, the route offers nature at its very best – spring wakes the path, autumn quiets it, and winter brushes the mountains with pale light.

On November 14, 1944, Ahiska Turks were uprooted from their homes across Georgia. On the 81st anniversary of the mass exile, 86-year-old Ecem Omeroglu, now living in Istanbul, recalls the day his childhood was torn apart.

From Dolmabahce to Topkapi and Yildiz, scholars and museum directors gathered to imagine how these historic palaces will continue to inspire for generations to come.

Sudan is facing a severe health collapse as hospitals are destroyed, aid is blocked and disease outbreaks spread.

For centuries, Istanbulites have believed that sacred figures watch over the Istanbul Strait, their tombs forming a spiritual map, one that continues to endure.

As NATO leaders gathered in Ankara, Türkiye opened the summit with the thunder of the Mehter, transforming a diplomatic arrival into a passage through centuries of military memory.

As NATO leaders gathered in Ankara, Türkiye opened the summit with the thunder of the Mehter, transforming a diplomatic arrival into a passage through centuries of military memory.