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Turkish and Greek officials review 2026 confidence-building measures in Chania
Turkish and Greek delegations met in Chania, on Crete, to take stock of this year’s confidence-building measures between the two NATO allies and to map out a plan for 2027. The next round will take place in Türkiye.
New Jersey executive killed wife and daughter, then himself, prosecutors say
An insurance executive fatally shot his wife and 24-year-old daughter inside their Montgomery Township, New Jersey, home before turning the gun on himself, the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office said. Investigators called it an isolated incident.
Türkiye chairs October meeting of FAO European Regional Group in Rome
Türkiye chaired the October meeting of the European Regional Group at the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Rome, where members discussed CFS 54, the FAO reform process, the UN biodiversity conference COP17 and regional priorities.
Works by five Turkish artists on show at Sofia Art Fair
Works by Turkish artists Ardan Özmenoğlu, Gökhan Tüfekçi, Esat Tekand, Ali Kotan and Mustafa Horasan are on display at the third Sofia Art Fair, which opened with Bulgaria’s culture minister and Sofia’s mayor in attendance.
Turkish Embassy in Sofia meets Bulgarian parliament’s Türkiye friendship group
Diplomats from Türkiye’s Embassy in Sofia visited the Bulgaria–Türkiye Friendship Group of Bulgaria’s National Assembly, discussing steps to deepen bilateral cooperation and the role of parliamentary diplomacy.
Mudslide rips through Santiago's Las Condes; over 1,000 people rescued or evacuated
A sudden torrent of mud, rocks and logs ripped through Las Condes, an affluent district of Chile’s capital, trapping residents and carrying off cars and a public bus. Firefighters say they rescued or evacuated more than 1,000 people, and troops have joined the clean-up.
Türkiye and France will hold their first defense meeting in late 2026
NATO allies Türkiye and France have signed a roadmap placing their defense relations on a regular meeting schedule. Officials from the two countries will meet alternately in Paris and Ankara, with the first meeting set for the final quarter of 2026.
Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro says he hopes Netanyahu loses upcoming Israeli election
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro said Wednesday that he hopes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu loses the upcoming election. Shapiro argued that Netanyahu’s government has led Israel down a dangerous and isolating path.
Hours after Microsoft’s visa suspension, Trump hands Nadella a national technology medal
Satya Nadella received the National Medal of Technology and Innovation from President Trump on the same day the administration barred Microsoft from a green card program, at a ceremony where Elon Musk and three other immigrant tech leaders were also honored.
Pike begins walking in a Tennessee hospital after surviving execution attempt
Death-row inmate Christa Pike survived after receiving two doses of drugs in Tennessee on September 30. Pike, who is receiving treatment at a hospital, has begun walking with assistance and has been able to eat for the first time.

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