1- Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, who survived a passenger plane crash in India and is considered a miracle man, spoke about his experiences today. Speaking in the footage broadcast on Indian television, Ramesh said that he thought he was dead at first, but when he opened his eyes he was still alive and saw people around […]
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1- The commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, Hossein Salami, who lost his life in the attacks by Israel, became the highest-ranking Iranian leader to lose his life in the attacks. Can the attacks continue, yes! The really important question is: Can the Iranian people support Israel and the USA, and want the mullah […]
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1- According to the BBC, sleeping on the streets will be decriminalised next year as part of the Starmer Government’s plan to repeal a 200-year-old law. Ministers plan to repeal the Vagrancy Act, which bans sleeping on the streets in England and Wales. 2- We don’t know how many people know there is such a […]
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1- In developed countries, almost all special days are related to women. Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day, International Women’s Day… The only day declared for men is Father’s Day. We started celebrating it in recent years, but it is not as effective as Women’s Day. Other special days may be declared for women very soon. International […]
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1- After reports that two young men sexually assaulted a young girl in Northern Ireland, people took to the streets. While the masked young men attacked the area with stones, many homes and businesses were destroyed. Disorder breaks out in Ballymena on Monday night. 2- In a statement made by the Police Service of Northern […]
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1- Zia Yusuf crisis in Reform UK. Yusuf, who was shown as the biggest factor in ReformUK’s success in the by-elections, resigned from ReformUK after the demand for Burqa to be banned in the UK. Meanwhile, ReformUK said that it was saddened by Yusuf’s resignation but said that the demand for the Burqa to be […]
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1- Billions of pounds will be invested in transport infrastructure in England, announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The money will be spent on tram, train and bus projects in the Midlands, North and West Country mayoralties. 2- There are serious transport problems in cities outside London. If you don’t have a car, especially in Liverpool […]
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1- There are two types of religions in almost all Islamic countries in the world. The first is the Islam that the people live by and the second is the religion that the state forces the people to live by. In world history, religions have always been the most fundamental basis of governments, but in […]
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1- Unfortunately, capital rules the world and unfortunately, politicians and journalists are among the people they can buy the easiest: And unfortunately, countries are determined by the publications and statements made by these two groups, sometimes together. Vape summer in the UK starts on Monday. According to the news in The Guardian today, Conservative Party […]
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1- During the celebrations that started after Liverpool won the English championship, someone drove his car into the crowd, causing 15 people to be injured. Now, during the celebrations after PSG became the European Champion, a similar incident occurred, this time killing two people. French police released the names of those who died and announced […]
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