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America's bond market is flashing a warning: Why it matters worldwide
Why investors are dumping the worldâs safest asset, and how the sell-off could make Americaâs $40 trillion debt pile even more expensive.
By
Sadiq S Bhat
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Spotlight
How a desperate Netanyahu is trying to project TÞrkiye as a security threat in poll-bound Israel
Israelâs rhetoric and actions risk broader confrontation with Ankara, which possesses military capabilities far superior to those of the rest of regional actors, analysts say.
By
Kazim Alam
Israel admits killing Hind Rajab after 933 days. Why now?
The delayed admission comes as Israel faces mounting ICC scrutiny, where states can seek to block cases by demonstrating that they are genuinely investigating the crimes themselves.
By
Zeynep Conkar
âWe will get justice when killing of children stopsâ: Hind Rajabâs mother pleads for end to war
Israeli forces announce a probe into the killing of a five-year-old in a genocidal war that has also seen the deaths and injuries of more than 64,000 children in Gaza.
By
Husam Maarouf
How Netanyahu's right-wing Likud morphed into a far-right party with extremist ideas
Likud and other right-wing parties have dominated the Israeli political landscape since the 1990s, as Netanyahu, the countryâs longest-serving prime minister, has increasingly embraced far-right positions.
By
Murat Sofuoglu
'CHIPFLATION': HOW THE AI BOOM IS MAKING EVERYDAY TECHNOLOGY MORE EXPENSIVE
Chipflation has been building for months, pushing up the cost of everything from game consoles to smartphones and PCs. With no consensus on when the supply crunch will ease, consumers could be paying the price well into 2027.
By
Noureldein Ghanem
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
From Democrats to Republicans, Israel is losing its grip on US politics
Zeynep Conkar
Beyond Ceuta: Young Moroccans court danger to seek a better life in Europe
Hajar Elkahlaoui,
Bala Chambers
Is US weighing smaller Gulf troop footprint as Iran absorbs attacks and strikes back freely?
Why Europe will be the biggest loser as TÞrkiye âde-prioritisesâ EU membership
The EUâs patronising attitude towards TÞrkiye became unsustainable over the years as Ankara created its own centre of gravity in the new multipolar world, analysts say.
By
Kazim Alam
As UN convenes again, Gaza families live and die by Israel-imposed Yellow Line
Tel Aviv has repeatedly snubbed calls for withdrawal from the devastated Palestinian enclave, laying bare the global bodyâs impotence.
By
Mohamed Solaimane
How the AK Party reshaped heritage conservation in TÞrkiye, 25 years on
Twenty-five years after the AK Party's founding, restoration, archaeology and adaptive reuse have become defining pillars of TÞrkiye's heritage policy, from Hagia Sophia and Yildiz Palace to Ani, Sumela Monastery and Rami Library.
By
Zulal Sema
How the Iran war is taking a growing toll on the US military
Nearly six months into the conflict, the war with Iran is exposing growing strains on the US military, from exhausted troops aboard deployed warships to mounting pressure on weapons stockpiles, missile production and Pentagon spending.
25 years of glory: How AK Party helped shape modern TÞrkiye
The AK Partyâs non-elitist character and ability to respond to diverse expectations explain why it has been at the centre of Turkish politics for a quarter century, analysts say.
By
Kazim Alam
Will the Mecca Agreement grow beyond its founding three?
As Saudi Arabia, TÞrkiye and Pakistan launch the Mecca Agreement, analysts examine whether the pact could evolve into a broader regional security framework that reshapes alliances across the Middle East.
By
Murat Sofuoglu
CAN US RIGHTS GROUPS STOP WASHINGTON'S UNLAWFUL ICC SANCTIONS?
Four human rights organisations are suing the US administration for obstructing the pursuit of justice, most notably holding Israel accountable for its war crimes in Palestine.
By
Zeynep Conkar
Spotlight
Yasin Bas
Why Islamophobia in Germany is a structural problem at the heart of society
6 min read
Kazim Alam
Can US stop Netanyahu from derailing latest Gaza peace deal?
6 min read
Zulal Sema
How a Muslim astronomer from al-Andalus taught Europe to read the sky
7 min read
Ahmed Almallahi
Europe awaits celestial spectacle as total solar eclipse turns daylight to darkness
4 min read
SPOTLIGHT
Why the Middle East is looking beyond the Strait of Hormuz?
The prolonged US-Iran war is pushing regional states to look for alternate pipelines and overland corridors across the Middle East, with analysts saying the shift could gradually redraw regional alliances, energy flows and Tehran's global impact.
SPOTLIGHT
Murat Sofuoglu
Will growing attacks on Palestinian Christians reshape Christian Zionist support for Netanyahu?
7 min read
Sadiq S Bhat
When AI went rogue: Inside the alarming test that broke its own rules
5 min read
Murat Sofuoglu
Will growing attacks on Palestinian Christians reshape Christian Zionist support for Netanyahu?
7 min read
Husam Maarouf
A war that never ends: Palestinians in Gaza await the day when Israel honours the ceasefire
6 min read
Shimaa Elyoussef
Mohamed Salah's memes speak Syrian. But the real story lies in Turkish soap operas.
6 min read
Sadiq S Bhat
When AI went rogue: Inside the alarming test that broke its own rules
5 min read
Murat Sofuoglu
Will growing attacks on Palestinian Christians reshape Christian Zionist support for Netanyahu?
7 min read
Husam Maarouf
A war that never ends: Palestinians in Gaza await the day when Israel honours the ceasefire
6 min read
TV series Asirlik Gece immortalises sacrifice of Turkish citizens in defeating July 15 coup attempt
Filmed at hundreds of real locations and built from court records, archival footage and first-hand testimony, the docudrama seeks to preserve not only what happened on July 15, 2016, but the human choices that shaped the night.
Murat Sofuoglu
Will growing attacks on Palestinian Christians reshape Christian Zionist support for Netanyahu?
7 min read
Sadiq S Bhat
When AI went rogue: Inside the alarming test that broke its own rules
5 min read
Murat Sofuoglu
Will growing attacks on Palestinian Christians reshape Christian Zionist support for Netanyahu?
7 min read
Husam Maarouf
A war that never ends: Palestinians in Gaza await the day when Israel honours the ceasefire
6 min read
Shimaa Elyoussef
Mohamed Salah's memes speak Syrian. But the real story lies in Turkish soap operas.
6 min read
Sadiq S Bhat
When AI went rogue: Inside the alarming test that broke its own rules
5 min read
Murat Sofuoglu
Will growing attacks on Palestinian Christians reshape Christian Zionist support for Netanyahu?
7 min read
Husam Maarouf
A war that never ends: Palestinians in Gaza await the day when Israel honours the ceasefire
6 min read
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Zeynep Conkar
