Ankara –A section of Turkey’s military tried on Friday July 15, to overthrow President Tayyip Erdogan who has been in power since 2003. The coup wasn’t successful and led to the arrest od several generals and lieutenants in the army. Insurgent soldiers took the Bosphorus bridge as tanks fired and an
New York- These days, you’re not limited to recipes in cookbooks: Millions upon millions of recipes are available in apps, jammed with flavors from around the world. The best even guide you through preparing and serving a meal, whether you’re cooking for yourself after a day of work or putting on a
Cairo-Arab League Secretary General Ahmed Abu Ghaith said that Arabs are not weak if united, shedding light on the successful experience of the Gulf. Abu Ghaith was asked if the Arab League is only a diplomatic entity with no worth mentioning achievements, during his first interview with an Arab pri
London – Yemen’s government delegation returned to Kuwait yesterday to participate in the U.N. sponsored peace talks which according to high-ranking sources came only following guarantees to annul the road map that U.N. envoy Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed had prepared for Yemen. The sources t
The French Interior Minister stated that an application it launched last month to alert users to attacks failed to flash a warning until more than three hours after a truck rammed into crowds in the city of Nice on Bastille day. The app, called SAIP, was launched by the interior ministry just before
Paris – The main question asked at the governmental, political and security levels ever since the bloody terrorist attack had targeted the city of Nice during the French Bastille Day celebrations, was to label the operation and identify the attacker. Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel: Is he a terroris
During a meeting with the special envoy of the UN Secretary General for Yemen Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed in the Saudi capital Riyadh yesterday, the Yemeni President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi stressed the Yemeni government’s eagerness for peace and the establishment of a secure future for Yemen, the Yemen
Syrian Democratic Forces militias are advancing slowly in the area of Manbij, Aleppo, where heavy fighting with ISIS continues at a time when thousands of blockaded civilians are suffering from a humanitarian disaster caused by the blockade imposed by forces on the city of Manbij on the one hand, an
Italian police said on Saturday that rescuers managed to save 366 migrants from rickety boats trying to cross the Mediterranean to Italy, but at least 20 people were reported to have drowned. The Norwegian ship Siem Pilot went to the aid of one dinghy that sank in the Sicilian Channel, but many migr
Syrian rebels applauded Turks on Saturday for standing firm against a “conspiracy” to overthrow President Tayyip Erdogan, one of the main regional supporters of their fight against head of Syrian regime Bashar al-Assad. “We congratulate the Turkish government…for the victory
London- Iran has intensified security measures at the buildings of the French embassy in Tehran after protest gathering in front of the embassy. A group of Iranian demonstrators gathered in front of French embassy in Tehran on Thursday night to object to the Paris hosting of an annual meeting of the
The terrorist attacks that recently targeted Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka, and before them, those targeting Istanbul-Ataturk Airport in Turkey, Paris and Brussels – without forgetting the tragedies shaking the Middle East states – are outrages that underline the world’s duty to confront criminal terro
The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood’s departure from Turkey will mark its end as a political force and party. The organisation is now living in a time similar to the presidency of Gamal Abdel Nasser when its ideology and presence as a movement was banned. The leaders of the movement were freed and they
Promoting Nazi ideology in France, Germany and a number of European countries is considered a crime punishable by law. This is not because opposing ideas are prohibited, but rather because this ideology in particular threatens social peace and encourages discrimination. There are those who believe t
Baghdad-Amid high temperature reaching 47 degrees Celsius, thousands of protestors accompanied by Shi’ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr gathered in Tahrir Square. Sadr did not deliver the speech himself despite his presence among the protestors. Protestors called on an end to corruption and the unity among
London- Congress marked the one year anniversary of the nuclear deal with Iran with continued attacks against the agreement, including House passage of three bills that would undermine or invalidate the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). The White House warned that it would veto the measure
Yemen’s al Qaeda wing has claimed responsibility for a bomb attack that targeted governor of the southern city of Aden Aidaroos al-Zubaidi, U.S. monitoring group SITE reported. Security officials said on Friday that a car packed with explosives blew up when the convoy of governor, Zubaidi, pas
An app launched last month by the French authorities to alert users to attacks failed to flash a warning until more than three hours after a truck rammed into crowds in the Riviera city of Nice, the interior ministry said, after several people took to social media to complain about the failure. The
New York- An analysis of more than 30 existing studies said magnesium supplements taken daily for three months may result in slightly lower blood pressure. Previous evidence has suggested that magnesium deficiency may be related to cardiometabolic disorders, including high blood pressure, said lead
Paris-Only ten hours before the terrorist attack in Nice, French President Francois Hollande was announcing terminating the emergency state and hailing the security procedures taken by the government to avoid attacks similar to those in January and November 2015. A truck zigzagged along the cityR
