WikiLeaks Dumps ‘Erdogan Emails’ After Turkey’s Failed Coup
Turkey’s Internet watchdog has blocked access to the WikiLeaks website in Turkey, it said, after the whistleblower organization released nearly 300,000 emails, claimed to belong…
Fascists disguised as Islam
As per the initial investigations by the French intelligence agencies, the massacre at Lion in France by a French Muslim (of the Tunisian origin), who…
The lessons Saudi Arabia can learn from South Africa’s renewable energy program
One of the kingdom’s main goals under Vision 2030 is to increase the kingdom’s production of renewable energy. Saudi Arabia in April unveiled Vision 2030,…
Terry Strada: The Saudis “definitely financed 9/11”
The death of Hilda Marcin aboard United Flight 93 may still one day be vindicated. Mrs. Marcin of Budd Lake died on Sept. 11, 2011,…
At least 56 civilians killed in ‘US-led strikes’ on Manbij
Dozens of civilians have been killed in US-led air strikes against areas in Syria held by the Islamic State of Syria and the Levant group…
Value of Iran’s petchem output to increase by $5bn
Iran would commence several petrochemical projects with $5.4 billion worth by March 21 and the annual value of the country’s petrochemical products would increase by…
Turkey’s largest business network condemns coup attempt
There is no way other than democracy for Turkey, the head of the country’s largest business confederation, Rifat Hisarciklioglu said Tuesday, condemning the failed coup…
Head of Azerbaijani MIA Ramil Usubov condemned the coup attempt in conversation with his Turkish counterpart
Minister of Internal Affairs of Azerbaijan Ramil Usubov called his Turkish counterpart Efkan Ala. According to Haqqin.az quoting “Anadolu”, the corresponding information was distributed by…
A Ghostbusters ride is heading to Dubai
In this edition of Theme Park Bits: A Ghostbusters ride is heading to Dubai. Disney confirms that a newMuppets restaurant is one the way. Watch…
Deputy PM: Coup plotters to receive heaviest punishment
The reintroduction of the death penalty is not “currently” being considered by the Turkish government, Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus said Tuesday. However, he left…