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5 days ago |
trt.global | Matthew G. Miller
Matthew Miller — who served as the US State Department spokesman from 2023 until the end of Joe Biden's presidency — has said Israel "without a doubt" committed war crimes in Gaza, marking a significant departure from his previous official position during the Biden administration. In a candid and wide-ranging interview on a Sky News podcast that aired on Monday, Miller pulled back the curtain on deep divisions within the Biden administration over US policy on the Israel's genocide in Gaza.
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5 days ago |
trt.global | Brian Okoth
Forty-five (45) African countries lost a total of €60 million — or $68 million — for their rejected Schengen visas in 2024, a TRT Afrika analysis of the 2024 State of Schengen Report reveals. That amount accounted for 41% of all the funds that Europe raised from Schengen visa rejections that year. Algeria, which had 529,000 Schengen visa applications, had the highest number of rejections in Africa, at 185,000.
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1 week ago |
trt.global | Ezgi Toper
SELIN: Football is life for people, you knowSELIN: It's called the beautiful game for a reason.”]EZGI: My name is Ezgi Toper, and this is “In the Newsroom”, a TRT Global Podcasts production, where I take you around our newsroom as I chat with my colleagues and go beyond the headlines. On Saturday, May 31st, all eyes will turn to Munich for the 2025 UEFA Champions League Final. Two giants, Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan, go head to head at European club football’s biggest stage.
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1 week ago |
trt.global | KARIM KHAN
Quoi qu'il en soit et sans établir une relation de cause à effet, une enquête conjointe de +972.com Magazine, Local Call et du quotidien anglais The Guardian révèle que depuis 2015, Israël surveille de hauts responsables de la Cour pénale internationale, des défenseurs des droits de l'homme palestiniens et des fonctionnaires onusiens. L’objectif de cette opération secrète visait à contrecarrer l'enquête de la CPI contre Benjamin Netanyahu et Yoav Gallant, l’ancien ministre de la Défense.
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2 weeks ago |
trt.global | Aamir Khan
India’s Hindu right wing has opened up a new front against Bollywood’s ace star, Aamir Khan, days after India and Pakistan were embroiled in deadly clashes that involved missile and drone strikes. But this time it wasn’t Khan’s bold movies that challenged the dominant narrative that riled up the right-wing activists, mostly associated with the ruling Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP).
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