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INTERVIEW - Civilian 'space race 2.0' with China closer than US would like right now: NASA deputy chief

Matt Anderson tells Anadolu that US leads 'in all 3 sectors of space,' hints at 'exciting news' soon05 October 2026

EXPLAINER - Why has Russia’s Kaliningrad become a point of tension with the West?

Exclave wedged between NATO members Poland and Lithuania, and borders ‌the Baltic Sea05 October 2026

PROFILE - Who are the winners of 2026 Nobel Medicine Prize?

Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel were recognized for discoveries that made it possible to control nerve cells with light05 October 2026

Three years of genocide: US public support for Israel erodes over Gaza atrocities

Broad voter skepticism challenges Washington as negative views of Israel reach historic highs across political spectrum05 October 2026

Türkiye’s space expansion to benefit youth entrepreneurship

As Türkiye rapidly achieves national space milestones, mobilizing youth-led innovation to turn ideas into commercial products remains key to capturing larger share of global space economy, says sector leader05 October 2026

After years of displacement, Syrian Christians return home as children go back to schools

Christian schools resume role after some were seized by former regime, others used as shelters for displaced families05 October 2026

EXPLAINER - What will world’s largest space congress talk about?

More than 10,000 delegates, heads of major space agencies expected in Antalya on Oct. 5-9 for 77th International Astronautical Congress, 1st ever held in Türkiye04 October 2026

Yemen sees widest escalation in 3 weeks as displacement nears 200,000

At least 100 children recruited by Houthi rebels killed in September, according to Human Rights Ministry03 October 2026

Experts highlight mounting risks to long-term energy contracts at Istanbul Arbitration Days

Panelists discuss contract drafting, price volatility, investment protection and damages in energy disputes03 October 2026

Israeli strike kills 2 Christian women, lecturer, her mother in new Gaza ceasefire breach

‘For almost three years, we have been living through the same destruction, the same grief and the same war,’ Fouad al-Najja, 14, who lost his mother and grandmother tells Anadolu03 October 2026

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