ANKARA – Oil prices increased on Thursday after hitting their lowest level in over a year in the previous session due to deepening economic worries. International
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Over 14,000 died from powerful earthquakes in southern Türkiye
ANKARA – At least 14,014 people were killed and 63,794 others were injured by two strong earthquakes which jolted southern Türkiye on Monday, the country’s disaster
Quake in Türkiye’s province biggest in over 100 yrs: seismologist
GENEVA – The region between Türkiye and Syria has not witnessed such a big earthquake as the one that occurred this week in the Turkish province
Asean-Korea Centre in search of next successful startups
SEOUL, Korea – The October 19-20 “Asean-Korea Startup Week” online pitching contest for Asean startups, organized by the Asean-Korea Center, winds up today. Twenty-seven promising early-stage startups selected from the 10 Association
Oil up over demand recovery signs
ANKARA – Oil prices have increased amid signs of better demand appetite and possible OPEC+ action to lower output and stem price falls. International benchmark Brent crude traded
Most parts of world will face ‘extreme heat’ by 2100
ANKARA – Most parts of the world will be in the grip of “extreme heat” by 2100, according to a latest research paper. Estimates show the
Newly identified Langya virus now being tracked after China infection
ISTANBUL – Researchers are now monitoring a newly identified virus in China that appears to be transmitted from animals to humans. The virus has officially been called Langya henipavirus (LayV).
WHO declares monkeypox a global health emergency
GENEVA – The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared monkeypox a global health emergency, its highest alert level for a disease. WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus said the decision has
WHO warns of more Covid-19 deaths, hospitalizations, deaths due to Omicron
GENEVA – The World Health Organization (WHO) said that in the past six weeks, the global weekly number of reported cases of Covid-19 has almost doubled, and deaths are also increasing but for the moment, not as rapidly as the cases.
