The Turkish authorities are expanding wave of repression across the country, tens of thousands of people are captured. "Haberler.com" website reports that 15,200 people from education system being involved or having links with supporters of Fatulla Gulen have been dismissed; 100 officers have been dismissed from the Foreign Intelligence Systems; 453 people were dismissed from the Ministry of Religious Affairs; 20 media and TV channels are closed.
Arrests of soldiers, judges, prosecutors and police continue. It is impossible to determine their exact number, however, according to official figures, only the number of the military repression is 8000 people, including more than 100 generals and admirals.-05D-
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Humanitarian workers, diplomats, and lawmakers are trying to understand what is happening with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) after significant disruptions in its operations over the past few days. The agency's website is down, some employees have lost access to work systems, and more than 100 staff members have been placed on administrative leave, sources told Reuters.
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Armen Sarkisyan, also known as Armen Gorlovsky, has died in intensive care after sustaining severe injuries in an explosion at the elite residential complex "Alye Parusa" in northwest Moscow, law enforcement sources told Interfax.
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Since the start of the war in Ukraine in 2022, Georgia’s oil exports to Europe have surged 15-fold, while Russia remains the country’s largest supplier of crude via both maritime and rail routes. However, the Russian oil imported into Georgia is not recorded in the country’s official statistics, according to an investigative report by Georgian media outlet iFact, published on January 22.
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President Donald Trump reiterated his vow to “take back” the Panama Canal on Sunday, warning of “powerful” US action in an escalating diplomatic dispute with the Central American country over China’s presence around the vital waterway.
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