Benjamin Netanyahu, the longest-serving Israeli leader, returned to power on Thursday as the country’s prime minister at the helm of an extreme-right coalition. In an official inauguration ceremony at the Israeli parliament, lawmakers voted by [Read More]
The highly pathogenic bird flu has been detected in two turkey farms in southern Israel, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development said Thursday. About 7,300 infected turkeys were detected in the village of Hatzor, while [Read More]
Cyprus and India on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on defence and military cooperation and stressed their close ties for over 60 years, the two countries said in an official statement. The document [Read More]
Pele was three months shy of his 10th birthday when he made a promise to his father Dondinho. The pair had just listened to a radio broadcast of Uruguay’s 2-1 victory over Brazil in the [Read More]
Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv achieved an 80-72 home win against Euroleague champions Anadolu Efes in the 16th round of the Euroleague basketball on Thursday evening. It was Maccabi’s ninth win of the Euroleague season, [Read More]
The Indian economy presents a picture of resilience amid global shocks and challenges, as the country’s financial stability has been maintained and domestic financial markets have remained “stable and fully functional”, the central bank has [Read More]
Twitter will close its downtown Seattle office as it faces eviction, according to multiple reports on Thursday. Tech news publication Platformer said on Thursday evening that Twitter’s remaining Seattle-based workers have been directed to work [Read More]
The death toll from heavy rain and floods triggered by shear line in the Philippines has climbed to 44, said the government’s disaster agency on Friday. At least 28 others were still missing, according to [Read More]
Israel’s incoming government led by comeback leader Benjamin Netanyahu released its policy guidelines on Wednesday, putting settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank as its top priority. The policy document, a copy of which has [Read More]
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that Turkey supports the youth to study overseas and works to attract Turkish scientists living abroad to return home amid a debate over brain drain in the country. [Read More]
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