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Türkiye Seeks Interpol Red Notice for Netanyahu Over Gaza Flotilla Case
Türkiye has launched the formal process to seek an Interpol Red Notice for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the case involving the interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Justice Minister Akın Gürlek said a request had been submitted to the Interior Ministry to pursue Red Notices for Netanyahu and Afek Moskovitch.
Alarm at Europe’s Largest Nuclear Power Plant: Security Risks Mount at Zaporizhzhia
Frequent power outages, attacks in the surrounding area, personnel losses and difficulties with fuel supplies are raising nuclear safety concerns at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Europe’s largest nuclear power facility has suffered its 15th complete loss of external power since the beginning of 2026.
Turkish national Halil İbrahim Bayram remains in intensive care after Virginia crash
A fundraising campaign has been launched to help cover rent and basic living expenses for the family of Halil İbrahim Bayram, who was critically injured in Virginia on the night of August 2. Bayram was intubated in intensive care and remains in critical condition.
US approves sale of four KC-46A tanker aircraft to Qatar
The US Department of State announced that the sale of four KC-46A aerial refueling aircraft and related equipment to Qatar had been approved. The package notified to Congress also includes eight PW4062 turbofan engines, radar warning receivers and laser transmitter assemblies.
Amnesty International calls for Italy-Albania agreement to be scrapped
Amnesty International called on Thursday for the Italy-Albania migrant detention agreement to be ended. The organisation said that more than 500 men had been sent to the Gjader Detention Centre in Albania following a change in March 2025, and that 42 critical incidents had been recorded at the facility.
U.S. and Canada strengthen security coordination on Haiti and the Arctic
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand strengthened coordination on security, economic and regional priorities in Washington on Thursday. Their talks covered Haiti, earthquake assistance to Venezuela, Arctic security, online fraud centers, Cuba and trade relations.
France raises disinformation alarm as Attal files foreign-interference complaint
Gabriel Attal, leader of France’s Renaissance party and a presidential candidate, was targeted by two new suspected Russian interference operations over the past two weeks, bringing the total number of alleged operations targeting him to four. The fake news linked Attal to health problems and corruption, while another operation projected an AI-generated video onto Paris’s Pantheon.
Aisha Wahab becomes first Afghan American elected to Congress
Aisha Wahab became the first Afghan American elected to the U.S. Congress after winning the special runoff election in California’s 14th Congressional District with 53.1% of the vote. Wahab and her Democratic opponent, Melissa Hernandez, will face each other again in the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
Israeli warplanes strike southern Lebanon as US-led diplomacy continues
Israeli warplanes carried out attacks on numerous locations in southern Lebanon overnight. The strikes came amid efforts led by the United States to establish new security arrangements and against the backdrop of clashes that escalated again on March 2.
Chartered plane crashes in Alaska, killing two pilots and six passengers
Two pilots and six passengers were killed when a chartered plane crashed in the U.S. state of Alaska. The plane went down near the Cape Newenham remote radar site, about 725 kilometers west of Anchorage.

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