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In 2002, Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s Justice and Development Party, Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi (AKP), obtained a parliamentary majority in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey. The seemingly unstoppable rise of political Islam throughout the turbulent 1990s had finally culminated in a much-dreaded loss for a Kemalist political establishment committed to…

Missile is reportedly installed in an underground launch silo in the Orenburg region

Military chief speaks out as 1,200 personnel drafted to prop up public sector

"The people there are tired of being studied. We need to take action.”

Tesla announced that the production rate at the Giga Texas plant in Austin increased to 3,000 Model Y per week.

‘We ran out of time a decade ago. We need to act now’

Only 24% of local councils in Australia separately collect household food organics and garden organics (FOGO) waste. Another 16% provide garden waste collection only. This limited progress has prompted the federal government to push back the target date, from 2023 to 2030, for all councils to collect food and garden…

With 671 horsepower from an electrified twin-turbo V6, the Artura is no humdrum hybrid.

Carlisle Ford Runge at the University of Minnesota says he's grown tired, even bored, with arguing against the expansion of the nation's ethanol industry.

Chief of new facility says ‘existential threat’ exists just 48 miles north of the base

A special exemption from 2017 allowed the Keystone Pipeline to operate at pressures above the standard for crude oil transport, a report from the federal government shows. The exemption is receiving new scrutiny following last week’s oil spill in northern Kansas, the largest in the pipeline’s history.