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Jake Lang, a Republican Senate candidate from Florida, attempted to burn a copy of the Quran during an anti-Islam demonstration in Dearborn, Michigan. The incident was prevented by a counter-protester who intervened, stating "You can't burn it." Lang, previously pardoned by President Trump for his role in the January 6 Capitol attack, later made inflammatory remarks at a city council meeting.Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 25 Palestinians and injured 77 others in multiple locations across Gaza, violating a ceasefire agreement that had been in place since last month. The attacks targeted residential areas including Gaza City's Shujaiya neighborhood and Khan Younis, with Hamas condemning the actions as a "horrific massacre" and calling on international mediators to intervene.Istanbul will host LES-EXPO 2026, a major international fair bringing together load engineering companies from Europe, Asia, and Africa. The event will showcase Türkiye's growing capabilities in this critical sector, which has played vital roles in landmark projects like the 1915 Canakkale Bridge and Istanbul Airport.The wreckage of the Turkish Air Force C-130 that crashed near the Azerbaijan-Georgia border has been transported to a maintenance facility in central Türkiye for a detailed investigation. Officials have also begun analyzing the aircraft's flight recorders as part of the comprehensive probe into the November 11th incident that claimed the lives of all 20 personnel on board.The UN Security Council has passed a US-drafted resolution creating a Board of Peace and an International Stabilization Force for Gaza. The measure, approved with 13 votes and abstentions from China and Russia, aims to oversee the strip's governance and security until at least 2027, though it faced criticism for overlooking Palestinian sovereignty.

Jake Lang, a Republican Senate candidate from Florida, attempted to burn a copy of the Quran during an anti-Islam demonstration in Dearborn, Michigan. The incident was prevented by a counter-protester who intervened, stating "You can't burn it." Lang, previously pardoned by President Trump for his role in the January 6 Capitol attack, later made inflammatory remarks at a city council meeting.Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 25 Palestinians and injured 77 others in multiple locations across Gaza, violating a ceasefire agreement that had been in place since last month. The attacks targeted residential areas including Gaza City's Shujaiya neighborhood and Khan Younis, with Hamas condemning the actions as a "horrific massacre" and calling on international mediators to intervene.Istanbul will host LES-EXPO 2026, a major international fair bringing together load engineering companies from Europe, Asia, and Africa. The event will showcase Türkiye's growing capabilities in this critical sector, which has played vital roles in landmark projects like the 1915 Canakkale Bridge and Istanbul Airport.The wreckage of the Turkish Air Force C-130 that crashed near the Azerbaijan-Georgia border has been transported to a maintenance facility in central Türkiye for a detailed investigation. Officials have also begun analyzing the aircraft's flight recorders as part of the comprehensive probe into the November 11th incident that claimed the lives of all 20 personnel on board.The UN Security Council has passed a US-drafted resolution creating a Board of Peace and an International Stabilization Force for Gaza. The measure, approved with 13 votes and abstentions from China and Russia, aims to oversee the strip's governance and security until at least 2027, though it faced criticism for overlooking Palestinian sovereignty.

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Turkey wants to increase investments in Malaysia: envoy

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10:31, 07/08/2019, Wednesday

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Turkey wants to increase investments in Malaysia: envoy

President of Turkey Erdoğan meets Malaysian Prime Minister Mohamad

Asia Anew initiative aims to improve trade ties with Asian nations, says Turkish ambassador

Ankara wants to increase investments in Malaysia as part of its 'Asia Anew' initiative that aims to improve ties with Asian nations, Turkey's ambassador to Malaysia said Wednesday.

"We want to build a balance here, that is, we want to take Turkish business people to Malaysia, we want to increase our investments there, and we want to take this to new levels while providing mutual balance," Ambassador Merve Kavakci told Anadolu Agency in Ankara where she was attending the 11th Ambassadors' Conference.

She added that the close ties between the two countries did not fully reflect their economic ties.

Kavakci said Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed's visit to Turkey last month should be viewed in that regard.

She shared that one of the most important instruments to achieve balance in bilateral trade is the free trade agreement, which they have been working on improving.

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Titles :Asia Anew Malaysia Merve Kavakci Mevlut Cavusoglu Turkey

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