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November 29, 2024

Turkish National Indicted in Germany for Spying on Alleged Gulen Supporters

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BERLIN – German federal prosecutors have indicted a Turkish national, identified as Mehmet K. under German privacy laws, for allegedly spying on individuals linked to cleric Fethullah Gulen, authorities announced Friday.

The suspect is accused of contacting Turkey’s police and intelligence service through anonymous letters to provide information about people he believed to be affiliated with the Gulen movement.

Gulen, a U.S.-based cleric, leads a prominent Islamic movement and has been accused by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan of orchestrating a 2016 coup attempt in Turkey, allegations he denies.

The suspect is not in custody, prosecutors confirmed.

Bashar al-Assad Breaks Silence on Ouster: Claims Evacuation to Russia Was Unplanned

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2024 US Presidential Election: An Analysis

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FBI Finds No Definitive Link Between New Orleans Attack and Las Vegas Explosion

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How Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni Could Bridge the Gap Between Trump and Europe

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US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan and Indian Counterpart Ajit Doval Discuss Indo-Pacific Security and Strengthened Partnership

Bangladesh, Finance, Global Trade, International

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Is Bangladesh Facing Sanctions Under the Trump Administration?

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Trump Moves Inauguration Indoors Due to ‘Dangerous’ Cold Weather Forecast

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97th Oscars Nominations to Be Announced on January 23

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Unveiling Roman Grandeur: Pompeii’s “Once-in-a-Century” Discovery Sheds Light on Ancient Luxury

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U.S. Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Ban on National Security Grounds

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India Advances Land Reform with Extensive Drone Survey Across Rural Areas

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Putin Promises Slovakia Alternative Gas Supply Routes Amid Ukraine Transit Halt

Russian President Vladimir Putin has assured Slovakia that Russia’s Gazprom will find alternative ways to deliver contracted gas to Slovakia following the cessation of transit through Ukraine, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced on Friday. Fico met with Putin in Moscow on December 22 to discuss gas supplies and the ongoing war in Ukraine after […]

Bangladesh, International

Financial Hardship Drives Family of Four to Tragic Deaths in Bangladesh

Kishoreganj’s Bhairab witnessed a grim tragedy on Tuesday as four members of the same family were found dead inside their residence. Neighbors, alerted by the unresponsiveness from inside the house, broke open the door to discover the lifeless bodies of Johnny Biswas (32), his wife Nipa Mallik (26), and their two young children. Police suspect […]

Asia, India, International, Pacific

Narendra Modi Becomes First Indian PM in 56 Years to Visit Guyana, Signs Key Agreements

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News, Sports

Son desperate to beat father Ashley Young in field fight

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Americas, News, US

Trump’s Inauguration Crowd Size Controversy Resurfaces Ahead of Second Swearing-In

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China, Lead

China Imposes Visa Restrictions on US Personnel Amid Ongoing Tensions Over Hong Kong

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Putin Endorses Alternatives to the US Dollar, Blames US for Dollar Weaponization

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Lead, Middle East

IDF and ISA Neutralize Key Hamas Figures in Extensive Gaza Operations

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International, News, Tech & Startup

Supreme Court Leans Towards Upholding TikTok Ban Amid National Security Concerns

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Former President Trump Accuses Biden Administration of Pushing Toward Martial Law and Global Conflict

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