Artist Ali Zülfikar’s artwork entitled “Made in Turkey” was censored by Linz Mayor Hans Georg Faust.Read More
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‘Education in the Kurdish language’ campaign to be launched on
Bawer Berşev, an activist from the Network of Kurdish Language and Culture, announced that it intends to launch a social media campaign on International Mother Language Day (21 February) in order to obtain a million signatures for its online petition calling for the right to “education in the mother language”.Read More
The UK recorded it’s 2nd highest number of deaths from Covid 19 since the beginning of the Covid-19 lockdown 23rd March 2020.Read More
Umay Işık Following the Christmas holiday in Van (Wan), eastern Turkey, children travelled to the foot of Erek Mount to ski.Read More
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused 1.7 million people to die since it began to spread in January.Read More
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Egypt receives Covid-19 vaccines; gets ready to immunize its people
by Hani al-Gamal – Cairo Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has ordered Covid-19 vaccines to be given free of charge to Egyptian citizens.Read More
Four women, whose family members have become unemployed due to the Covid-19 outbreak, have began to make pastry products in their bakery “Kadın Eli Tandır Evi” (Women’s Hands, Bakery House) in Van (Wan), Eastern Turkey. The Covid-19 outbreak has spread across the world as governments implement plans to combat against the virus and with various […]Read More
As the coronavirus continues to spread, Covid-19 vaccines are reportedly in the final stages of testing. The death toll increases day by day in Turkey as the virus continues to spread rapidly. Turkey has registered 28,351 more coronavirus infections, according to data provided by Turkey’s Ministry of Health on 25 November. With 6,814 new cases […]Read More
by Hani al-Gamal – Cairo Egyptian health authorities are taking a series of measures to cope with a surge in the number of Covid-19 infections registered around the nation, amid fears of a second wave of the disease.Read More
