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Istanbul's Spice Bazaar: A Four-Century-Old Commercial Hub Still Draws 60,000 Daily Visitors
The Spice Bazaar, one of Istanbul's oldest and most iconic markets, has been operating as a commercial and tourist center since the mid-17th century.
Presidency Communications Director Duran Calls Gaza Tragedy the Harshest Example of Forced Displacement
Presidency Communications Director Burhanettin Duran, in a statement for World Refugee Day, described the tragedy in Gaza as the harshest example of forced displacement and stated that Turkey will continue to amplify the voices of the oppressed.
Foreign Minister Fidan to Attend Quadrilateral Mechanism Meeting in Egypt
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will attend the fourth meeting of foreign ministers from Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia in Cairo, Egypt, on June 20-21. During the visit, Fidan will also hold bilateral talks with officials from Egypt and other countries.
Trump's Reported Iran Deal Framework Risks Weak Oversight of Uranium Stockpile
Nuclear experts warn that the reported new deal framework signed by Donald Trump with Iran could leave too much control over Tehran's enriched uranium stockpiles. They emphasize that International Atomic Energy Agency inspections will only be meaningful if the stockpiles are fully identified and secured.
Number of Syrian Refugees Returning to Syria from Jordan Exceeds 200,000, UNHCR Announces
UNHCR Jordan Representative Yusuf Taha announced that the number of Syrian refugees who sought asylum in Jordan from Syria and have voluntarily returned to their country has reached 200,000.
Gaza Government Reports 1,012 Palestinians Killed in Israeli Ceasefire Violations
The Gaza Government Media Office reported that Israel violated the ceasefire agreement, which took effect on October 10, 2025, 3,338 times over 251 days, resulting in 1,012 Palestinian deaths and 3,208 injuries.
US and Qatar Working on Plan to Grant Iran Partial Access to Frozen Funds
The US and Qatar are working on a plan that would allow Iran to use a portion of its billions of dollars in frozen overseas funds for humanitarian expenditures.
Kazakhstan Sends 318 Tons of Humanitarian Aid and Medical Team to Afghanistan
Kazakhstan has dispatched a delegation of doctors and 318.8 tons of humanitarian aid materials to provide assistance and healthcare services to the people of Afghanistan.
Switzerland Continues to Provide Secure Environment for Hosting US-Iran Talks
The Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs announced it has provided a confidential and reliable environment at Bürgenstock, where the first technical talks following the US-Iran agreement were planned. The Ministry also announced the cancellation of a meeting scheduled for yesterday.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill Over 16 in Lebanon's Nabatieh
Israeli airstrikes on southern and eastern Lebanon have killed at least 47 people and wounded 97. The heaviest casualties were reported in the Nabatieh district, where over 16 civilians were killed.
Iran Emphasizes Strengthening Port and Transit Cooperation with Kazakhstan
Iran's Ambassador to Kazakhstan, Mohammad Sadegh, highlighted the importance of increasing port and transit cooperation between the two countries at a business meeting in Aktau, Kazakhstan.
Egypt's Wheat Imports Fall to 12.5 Million Tons as Domestic Production Exceeds 10 Million Tons
Egypt's Minister of Agriculture Alaa Farouk announced that the country's wheat imports declined to approximately 12.5 million tons in the 2025-2026 fiscal year. During the same period, domestic wheat production increased by over 6.5%, surpassing 10 million tons.
U.S.-Iran Peace Deal Could Impact Iran National Team's World Cup Campaign
The peace agreement signed between the U.S. and Iran has the potential to ease visa and logistical hurdles faced by Iran's national football team at the World Cup. Analysts say the thaw in relations could change the team's situation.
Unidentified Attackers Kill Two Soldiers Near Manbij, Syria
Two soldiers were killed in an attack by unidentified individuals near Manbij, part of Aleppo, Syria. The Syrian Ministry of Defense confirmed the attack in a statement to the SANA news agency.
World Meteorological Organization Reports Africa Warming Faster Than Global Average
According to a WMO report, Africa is warming faster than the global average. In 2025, extreme weather events affected at least 13 million people on the continent and led to over 3,000 recorded fatalities.
Algeria National Team Intensifies Preparations for Crucial World Cup Match Against Jordan
The Algerian national football team is undergoing an intensive preparation period ahead of its critical second group stage match against Jordan in the 2026 World Cup. After losing 3-0 to Argentina in its first match, the team has tightened its training to correct mistakes and secure points.
Israeli Settlers Demolish Agricultural Facility in West Bank and Attack Activists
Israeli settlers demolished an agricultural facility south of Jenin and attacked Palestinians along with local and foreign activists in Nablus. The Israeli military is alleged to have provided protection to the settlers during the attacks.
Ahmed Abdullatif's Novel 'The Origin of Species' Shortlisted for International Prize for Arabic Fiction
Egyptian author Ahmed Abdullatif's 2025 novel 'The Origin of Species' has been included in the six-book shortlist for this year's International Prize for Arabic Fiction.
Israeli Military Accuses Hezbollah of Violating Ceasefire with Rocket Barrage
The Israeli military has accused Hezbollah of firing more than 50 rockets at Israeli forces in southern Lebanon overnight, calling it another violation of the ceasefire. Hezbollah stated it remains committed to the truce but will not hesitate to counter Israeli attempts at territorial encroachment.
Fires in Syrian Farmlands Increase During Harvest Season
The number of fires affecting agricultural lands in Syria has risen with increasing temperatures and the harvest period. According to data from the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management, 5,226 fires were responded to in the 35 days from May 15 to June 19, with 1,156 of them occurring on farmlands.

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