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England’s St. Scientists from George’s, University of London argued that while pregnant women are already routinely screened at 12 and 20 weeks, a routine screening is needed at the end of pregnancy to reduce miscarriages and save lives. According to the Daily Mail’s report, the third scan will reduce the number of babies born miscarriage … Read more

White House National Security Council Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby answered journalists’ questions at an online press conference. Noting that a report examining the US withdrawal process from Afghanistan will be forwarded to the Congress today by the Ministry of Defense (Pentagon), Kirby said that the relevant institutions of the state have carried out comprehensive … Read more

A woman named Holly Hodgart (34) living in Scotland sold the first edition of JK Rowling’s world-famous book series Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, which she bought in 1997 and which is quite rare today, for exactly 481,000 TL. (£20,000) sold. London auction house Sotheby’s has also announced that a true first print can … Read more

According to a poll by ABC News/Ipsos, nearly half of the US public thinks Trump is guilty. According to the survey, 45 percent of respondents felt that Trump should be blamed in the case in question, while 32 percent opposed the charges. 23 percent of the participants stated that they did not know about the … Read more

Bekir Beksan Akandere became the Chairman of the Cyprus Turkish Public Transport Association (KTTTB) in the single-candidate General Assembly. According to the statement made by the Cyprus Turkish Public Transport Association, the 2nd General Assembly of the Union was held today in the conference hall of Gönyeli-Alayköy Municipality. Chairman of the Assembly Zorlu Töre, Minister … Read more

US Federal Reserve (Fed) officials left the door open for the continuation of interest rate hikes to reduce inflation. However, two officials pointed out that the problems seen in the banking sector may enable inflation pressures to decrease faster than expected. “Inflation is still very high and recent indicators reinforce my view that there is … Read more

As part of the campaign, the United Nations (UN) Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organization (WHO) aim to vaccinate more than 800,000 children aged 6 to 59 months in Tigray. In the statement made by UNICEF, it was stated that the physical and health conditions of the children were also checked and treated … Read more