A large fire has engulfed Greece’s largest migrant camp, on the island of Lesbos. While the cause of the blaze is still unclear, strong winds fanned two separate wildfires elsewhere on the island. Migrants living...
Hundreds suffer eye injuries from Beirut blast
Last month’s Beirut port explosion followed months of protests over Lebanon’s plummeting economy, made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic. Doctors now warn they desperately need medical equipment to treat survivors...
One on One Express – Yuriko Koike, Governor of Tokyo
Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike sat down with TRT World to discuss the resurgence of COVID-19, the postponed 2020 Olympics and women in politics.
The Turkey-Greece Mediterranean dispute explained
Turkey and Greece are the two dominant civilisations in the Mediterranean. They have been on the brink of war before, but what’s the history behind their current dispute?
Sergeant Halime: Woman posed as man to fight for Turkey’s independence
Get to know Sergeant Halime, the woman who posed as a man to fight for Turkey’s independence during World War I. She is just one of the many heroines in the country’s history.
Was Morsi’s son poisoned to death?
The youngest son of Egypt’s late former President Mohamed Morsi allegedly died from a heart attack last year. But recent revelations indicate he may have been poisoned.
Opposition figure ‘refused to leave Belarus’
One of the Belarus’ most prominent opposition leaders destroyed her passport to avoid being deported to Ukraine, supporters say. Maria Kolenikova was abducted by masked men in the capital Minsk and taken to the...