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'Fewer Black and Latino members of Congress' — what experts say about US ruling on Voting Rights Act
We spoke to constitutional scholars and leading legal minds in the US to decode the Supreme Court's landmark voting rights ruling, which could redraw the contours of American political power.
By
Sadiq S Bhat
TÜRKİYE
POLITICS
WAR ON GAZA
OPINION
Spotlight
Can the US blockade push Washington and Tehran back to the table?
While the US hopes its blockade strategy will compel Iran to negotiate, analysts say Tehran’s resilience and regional leverage may limit its impact.
By
Murat Sofuoglu
Inside America’s arms pipeline to Israel: Who pays, who profits
On top of the $3.8 billion military aid every year, the US has sent at least $21.7 billion in additional direct military aid to Israel since October 2023.
'Stolen grain' and the cost of courting Israel: Ukraine’s diplomatic reckoning
A dispute over alleged stolen Ukrainian grain exposes the limits of Kiev’s pro-Israel policy — and what it has yielded in return.
By
Magomed Tuati
What comes next for OPEC following UAE’s departure from the oil cartel?
The UAE’s exit from the oil cartel is symbolically weighty but operationally manageable, at least in the near term, experts say.
By
Kazim Alam
THE SHAPE OF WATER: WHAT MAKES TÜRKİYE’S MUGLA WORTH THE JOURNEY?
Beyond its postcard beaches, Muğla offers a layered journey through nature, history, and local traditions, where water defines both landscape and lifestyle.
By
Johnny Ward
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
‘I never thought I’d see this day’: Syria opens first trial of Assad-era tyrants
Zeynep Conkar
Is US-Iran war bringing Moscow and Tehran closer to military alliance?
Murat Sofuoglu
Top takeaways from Pete Hegseth's first congressional testimony since Iran war began
New Israeli political party promises change, but no let-up in virulence against Palestinians
The anti-Netanyahu alliance offers fresh packaging for the same Zionist security doctrine of continued occupation of Palestinian lands, illegal settlement expansion, and military aggression to maintain regional hegemony, experts say.
By
Kazim Alam,
Fatih Semsettin Isik
When the executioner is horrified: The rising toll of 'moral trauma' in the Israeli military
An Israeli general and former commander of Israel’s forces in the occupied West Bank has publicly described the state’s machine of ethnic cleansing – and compared what he saw to the Jewish pogroms of the last century.
By
Magomed Tuati
How Vatican opposition is altering the global dynamics of the Iran war
Pope Leo XIV’s emphasis on de-escalation is creating a new diplomatic hurdle for Washington, influencing the stance of Catholic-majority nations and traditional US allies.
By
Murat Sofuoglu
Türkiye’s Karaok missile is ready to fire: This is what makes the ‘Black Arrow’ so lethal
The short-range anti-tank weapon developed by Roketsan has completed a series of test firings simulating four operational scenarios, achieving direct hits in all.
By
Staff Reporter
US retirement fund covertly invested nearly $400 million to fuel wars in the Middle East - report
Public employees say they had no say as their retirement money flowed into companies aiding and abetting the Gaza genocide, and are demanding divestment.
By
Zeynep Conkar
How Türkiye built self-reliance in jet fuel to avoid war-time global crisis
Türkiye has emerged largely unscathed from the ongoing jet fuel shortages engulfing airlines in much of Europe and beyond.
By
Kazim Alam
EXPELLED FROM SAHEL: WHAT IS FRANCE LOOKING FOR IN KENYA?
Kenya does not have a colonial history with France, however, it’s partnership with Paris raises a question whether it has learned lessons from France’s dealings with its former colonies.
By
Emmanuel Oduor
Spotlight
Charles Mgbolu
Mystery unravelled: How researchers discovered wall-climbing fish in DRC
6 min read
Murat Sofuoglu
Inside the Iran talks: Why is Israel still outside the negotiating table?
8 min read
Fatima Munir,
Berra Ince
How researchers are building an airtight case on Israeli sexual torture of Palestinian detainees
8 min read
Johnny Ward
Kas offers more than a seaside escape in Türkiye
7 min read
SPOTLIGHT
70,000+ Palestinians killed in Gaza and Israel now admits it
More than 70,000 Palestinians killed by Israel.
SPOTLIGHT
Murat Sofuoglu
The Hormuz Standoff: How the US-Iran War is Hijacking the Trump-Xi Summit
6 min read
EU split over suspending Israel agreement: who is on which side?
7 min read
Murat Sofuoglu
The Hormuz Standoff: How the US-Iran War is Hijacking the Trump-Xi Summit
6 min read
Here are 4 things to know about Gaza’s stalled peace plan
5 min read
Zeynep Conkar
How Belgium exposed Britain's covert arms pipeline to Israel
6 min read
EU split over suspending Israel agreement: who is on which side?
7 min read
Murat Sofuoglu
The Hormuz Standoff: How the US-Iran War is Hijacking the Trump-Xi Summit
6 min read
Here are 4 things to know about Gaza’s stalled peace plan
5 min read
US running low on military stockpiles: How serious is the problem?
The co-author of a new report on US munitions reserves tells TRT World that many critical types of ordnance are far below the desired levels for Washington to fight potential future wars.
Murat Sofuoglu
The Hormuz Standoff: How the US-Iran War is Hijacking the Trump-Xi Summit
6 min read
EU split over suspending Israel agreement: who is on which side?
7 min read
Murat Sofuoglu
The Hormuz Standoff: How the US-Iran War is Hijacking the Trump-Xi Summit
6 min read
Here are 4 things to know about Gaza’s stalled peace plan
5 min read
Zeynep Conkar
How Belgium exposed Britain's covert arms pipeline to Israel
6 min read
EU split over suspending Israel agreement: who is on which side?
7 min read
Murat Sofuoglu
The Hormuz Standoff: How the US-Iran War is Hijacking the Trump-Xi Summit
6 min read
Here are 4 things to know about Gaza’s stalled peace plan
5 min read
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