Esenyurt'ta motosiklet kazasında yaralanan Suriye uyruklu Beşşar Al Tawıl, hastane bahçesinde baygın halde bulundu. Yakınları tarafından başka hastaneye kaldırılan Tawıl, 15 gün sonra hayatını kaybetti. Olayla ilgili ihmal iddiaları üzerine inceleme başlatıldı.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung stresses peace while preparing for contingencies after U.S. President Trump ordered a reduction in joint military exercises, citing his relationship with Kim Jong Un and frustration over South Korea's lack of support regarding Iran.
The US Supreme Court has declined to hear President Donald Trump's appeal to overturn an $83 million defamation verdict awarded to writer E. Jean Carroll, marking the second time the court has rejected his request regarding the case.
Starting 1 April, disabled people in England will gain free, anytime bus travel, removing current 09:30-23:00 weekday restrictions. The £60m scheme aims to boost employment and ease cost-of-living pressures, though funding sources face opposition criticism.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has called for 30 to 40 nightly targeted assassinations in Gaza, claiming some residents are 'not people.' He also reiterated his support for Israeli settlement in the territory and the displacement of Palestinians.
Transit costs for the Panama Canal have skyrocketed, with some ships paying over $4 million for priority slots. The surge is driven by reduced water levels from El Niño and increased demand as global shipping routes shift due to Middle East tensions.
Nearly half of UK jobseekers now face AI-driven recruitment, sparking concerns over algorithmic bias and the loss of human interaction. Critics, including Andy Burnham, argue these mechanised processes alienate applicants and lack transparency.
A now-deleted report featuring PLA soldiers with cash and gold bars has sparked online debate. The images showed tactical units with currency bundles and bullion, raising questions about military logistics and potential wartime financial operations.
Binance is reportedly preparing to apply for a license from the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to resume services for residents by 2027, aligning with the country's upcoming digital asset regulatory framework.
Judge James Wesley Hendrix invalidated parts of the 1934 National Firearms Act for plaintiffs in a Texas case, removing registration requirements for silencers and specific firearms. The ruling follows the elimination of associated federal taxes.
Actress and activist Hayden Panettiere has died in Greenville, South Carolina. Police found no signs of foul play, though media reports suggest a potential overdose. The family has requested privacy while mourning the star of 'Heroes' and 'Nashville'.
A new LSE study suggests UK productivity growth has reached 1.6% since mid-2024, significantly higher than previous OBR estimates. The discrepancy stems from reliance on flawed labour force survey data versus tax-based employment figures.
Bits of Gold, Israel's largest regulated crypto broker, is investigating a data breach exposing personal details of up to 250,000 users. While funds remain secure, the incident has led retail giant Paz to temporarily pause Bitcoin purchases on its Yellow app.
O Santos derrotou o Vasco por 3 a 0 em São Januário, pela 23ª rodada do Campeonato Brasileiro, saindo da zona de rebaixamento. Gols de Gabriel, Willian Arão e Luan Peres garantiram o resultado. Em outro jogo, o Atlético-MG venceu o Grêmio pelo mesmo placar.
Detroit-based startup Grounded has raised $5 million in seed funding and opened a 50,000-square-foot facility. The company is shifting from electric-only van customization to a vehicle-agnostic model, serving commercial, medical, and public safety sectors.
Russian Ambassador to Serbia Alexander Botsan-Kharchenko stated that Belgrade is not officially supplying weapons to Ukraine. While acknowledging that Serbian-made arms have appeared in the conflict zone via gray-market channels, he noted increased oversight by Belgrade.
Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva launched his campaign for a fourth term in São Bernardo do Campo, vowing to prevent the far-right from returning to power as he prepares to face Flávio Bolsonaro in the October election.
Pole dancing is expanding beyond strip clubs and cabaret into theatrical performances at the Edinburgh Fringe, telling complex stories about HIV diagnoses, neurodivergence, and human relationships through intense physical art.
BP has signed an agreement to operate the Loran phase two offshore gas project in Venezuela, partnering with Abu Dhabi's XRG and Qatar's UCC. The deal marks a significant step in the reopening of Venezuela's energy sector to foreign investment.
Hong Kong customs officials arrested 10 individuals and seized HK$56 million in suspected cannabis buds. The syndicate allegedly used the city as a transit hub to smuggle drugs from Southeast Asia to Europe and Africa, identified via suspicious, uniform luggage.
Myanmar's leader Min Aung Hlaing is meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss economic and security cooperation. The visit aims to secure resources including fertilizer, oil, and weapons to support the junta's position.
The UK's reliance on cross-border electricity interconnectors faces scrutiny as extreme weather and political tensions in Europe threaten supply security. While technical systems remain functional, experts warn that energy nationalism could undermine future stability.
A 48-year-old Hong Kong construction worker was sentenced to 22 years in prison for raping his daughter 14 times between 2014 and 2024. The victim reported the abuse at age 23, leading to the defendant's guilty plea on 14 counts of rape and one count of buggery.
Lev Shlosberg, a senior member of the Yabloko party, was sentenced to 11 years and 1 month in a penal colony by a Pskov court for 'discrediting' the Russian military. The verdict follows his public criticism of the war in Ukraine.
