A report alleging John Kerry may have colluded with Iran when meeting with its foreign minister is drawing comparisons to the situation of retired Gen. Michael Flynn. ( read original story ...)
Turkey’s mobsters step out of shadows and into public sphere
After decades in hiding, in prison or keeping low profile, players from a bloody period in the country’s history are now seen as ‘folk idols’ by the Turkish right ... ( read original story ...)
Sheryl Sandberg and Top Facebook Execs Silenced an Enemy of Turkey to Prevent a Hit to the Company’s Business
Turkish military campaign, Facebook ultimately sided with Turkey’s demand to block the page of a mostly Kurdish militia. ( read original story ...)
Heritage of Turkey’s Safranbolu district kept alive at museum
KARABUK, Turkey Thousands of years of history and cultural heritage of Safranbolu district in northwestern Turkey’s Karabuk province are on display at the Safranbolu City History ... ( read original story ...)
LUKE CLAYTON: Turkey hunting can be trickier than you’d think
Spring turkey hunting at its core seems pretty basic; the hunter goes to the woods or fields where turkeys live, mimics the sounds of a lovesick hen with his call and ultimately shoots a big gobbler. ( read original story ...)
The Ohio Wildlife Council hears 2021 deer and turkey proposals
Proposed hunting seasons that begin in fall 2021 for white-tailed deer, wild turkey and small game were presented to the Ohio Wildlife Council Feb. 10. ( read original story ...)
Philippines to receive first COVID-19 vaccines, start inoculations next week
The Philippines will take delivery of its first COVID-19 vaccines at the weekend, allowing it to kick off its inoculation programme from next week, a senior official said on Thursday. Despite having ... ( read original story ...)
Japan set to halt new development aid to Myanmar: Asahi daily
Japan is finalising plans to halt new development aid to Myanmar, the Asahi Shimbun daily reported on Thursday, as Western allies impose sanctions and threaten further action over the Southeast nation ... ( read original story ...)
Pakistan home to most internationally proscribed terrorist entities, India tells UNHRC
India has told the United Nations Human Rights Council that Pakistan is 'home and patron to the largest number of internationally proscribed terrorist entities'. ( read original story ...)
Pakistan military personnel punished over escape of Taliban figure – spokesman
A number of Pakistani military personnel have been penalised for negligence over the escape of a high-profile former Pakistani Taliban figure from custody, an armed services spokesman said on ... ( read original story ...)