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Noureldein Ghanem
Noureldein Ghanem is an Assistant Producer at TRT World
Noureldein Ghanem is an Assistant Producer at TRT World
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'It's like being in an unlisted war' — Economy turns US midterms into a patience test for voters
Voters are making the economy their top priority this midterm cycle, and most US polls are ranking it above every other issue.
4 min read
US midterms: Could Texas break decades of Republican dominance and reshape Senate?
Texas is central to battle for Senate control, with Democrats seeking to break a Republican winning streak stretching back more than three decades in a race with consequences far beyond the state.
4 min read
Can Bolsonaroism survive without Jair Bolsonaro on the ballot?
Flavio Bolsonaro inherits his father’s name, political network and loyal base, but Brazil’s election will test whether he can turn that legacy into a movement of his own.
4 min read
Lula, Bolsonaro and a divided Brazil: A tight race with stakes beyond its borders
Future of the Amazon rainforest, a corruption scandal affecting both campaigns and ties with the US could play a role in the October election, an expert says.
4 min read
Why US is pushing a halt to Russia-Ukraine energy strikes in the war's fifth year
Analysts link Trump's announcement that Kiev and Moscow agreed not to strike each other's energy targets to the Iran war and the November midterms in the US.
7 min read
New CEO, foldable iPhone, AI: Apple faces a pivotal keynote
After replacing Tim Cook, John Ternus faces the tough task of maintaining the operational discipline associated with the Cook era while giving Apple a convincing new direction in hardware and AI.
4 min read
America's visa squeeze: What’s at stake for asylum seekers, business travellers and tourists?
US pause on visa appointments worldwide and reported plan to revoke up to 200,000 business and tourist visas linked to asylum claims may have limited immediate impact, expert says, but could signal a broader tightening of immigration policy.
5 min read
'Chipflation': How the AI boom is making everyday technology more expensive
Chipflation has been building for months, pushing up the cost of everything from game consoles to smartphones and PCs. With no consensus on when the supply crunch will ease, consumers could be paying the price well into 2027.
6 min read
A nation at a crossroads: Can Venezuela's transition talks finally end years of political paralysis?
Negotiators are expected to focus on earthquake relief, democratic reforms and judicial changes, with discussions also offering early clues about future of Chavismo.
6 min read
From giant killers to dream runs — these teams refused to follow the script at 2026 World Cup
Big upsets, fairytale runs and pure chaos. We look at the teams that completely shattered expectations at the World Cup.
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