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He has been serving as the Turkish president for two years already, but Erdogan has just received the peoples approval to anchor his rule in the constitution and change the system of government. Despite the opposing voices, Erdogan has promised to lead Turkey forward and to respond to all the proble

Marwan Barghouti, who is leading the security prisoners hunger strike, explains the movement in a New York Times Op-Ed. He claims that hunger strikes are the “most peaceful form of resistance” and that he has been a victim of Israels “ill-treatment of Palestinian prisoners.”

The city in which a majority voted against Erdogan was infuriated by the narrow referendum results. Hundreds marched in the streets and blocked traffic, while others banged on pots and pans from their windows in a display of protest.

Cleveland Police are hunting for a man named Steve Stephens after he claimed in a video that he murdered at least a dozen people. In another video, Stephens is seen pointing a gun at an elderly man, murdering him in front of viewers on Facebook Live. According to Cleveland Police, the suspect is arm

662 fans, young and old, broke the record of the most people dressed up as the famous actor Charlie Chaplin. The event was held in Switzerland yesterday (Sunday) on what would have been the actors 128th birthday at his former home in Corsier-sur-Vevey.

The referendum results are legitimate even though unsigned ballots were counted, stated the head of the Turkish electoral board on Monday. Meanwhile, Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek said that the November 2019 election will not be moved to an earlier date.

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence visited the border between North Korea and South Korea this morning before he warned Pyongyang against testing “the strength of the armed forces of the United States in this region.” Pence also said that the “era of patience” with North Korea is over.