Istanbul hosts international Human Resources Forum
Istanbul Human Resources Forum organized by the Human Resources Office of the Turkish Presidency kicks off on Monday. It is held under the slogan "Talent Hub of The New Century...
Read moreIstanbul Human Resources Forum organized by the Human Resources Office of the Turkish Presidency kicks off on Monday. It is held under the slogan "Talent Hub of The New Century...
Read moreClose to the lines of contact with Kurdish forces in northern Syria, displaced Ahmed Yassin fears he will again have to flee a village controlled by Syrian groups loyal to...
Read moreIran's morality police has reportedly abolished that found itself in the centre of Storm of Protests continued for months after arrest And the death of Mahsa Amini over Violation of...
Read moreResidents and witnesses reported on Sunday that dozens of demonstrators, unhappy with the deteriorating economic situation in Syria, broke into the headquarters of the province of As-Suwayda (Government Palace) in...
Read moreThe Saudi Yemeni Development and Reconstruction Program is sponsoring the Week of the Disabled in conjunction with the Association for the Care and Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities in Al...
Read moreThe Chinese manned space agency announced today the separation of the Shenzhou 14 spacecraft, on which three astronauts - Chen Dong, Liu Yang and Cai Xuezha - worked on the...
Read moreThe Ukrainian Ministry of Interior reported Sunday that over 500 localities remained without power the following weeks of Russian air strikes on the country's electricity grid. "The enemy continue attack...
Read moreUnited Nations Middle East Peace Envoy Thor Winsland condemned the zero-range execution of a Palestinian youth by an Israeli soldier in the city of Hawara, south of Nablus, on Friday.Wensland...
Read moreAn F-35 fighter jet that skidded off a runway in Japan showed up with a front wheel failure while being towed by a car after an emergency landing.According to the...
Read moreNazim Al-Zahavi, head of Britain's ruling Conservative Party, hinted today that the British government could use the army to help ensure public services continue if workers strike in key sectors,...
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