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Record heat in England cancels climate summit, paralyzes transport and schools
Extreme heat gripping England forced the cancellation of a planned climate meeting in London. With a June temperature record broken, thousands of schools closed, railway services disrupted, and concern over fatalities grows.
UN warns synthetic drug, cocaine and methamphetamine trade growing rapidly
The United Nations reported that new synthetic drugs have reached record levels, cocaine production has peaked, and methamphetamine trade is spreading. The UN highlighted that the decline in heroin supply in Afghanistan is increasing the shift towards synthetic opioids.
Europe's scorching heatwave kills 300 and affects millions
Extreme heat across Europe has killed nearly 300 people. Temperatures exceeding 35°C have affected over 150 million people, causing disruptions to transportation and education.
ASELSAN's domestic heart-lung machine successfully used in first open-heart surgery
The domestic heart-lung machine LIFELINE HLM, developed by ASELSAN, was successfully used for the first time in an open-heart surgery at Ankara Bilkent City Hospital. Health Minister Kemal Memişoğlu described this development as 'one of the turning points in Turkish health industry.'
Death toll in Venezuela earthquakes rises to 235, with 4,300 injured
The death toll from two major earthquakes that struck Venezuela has reached 235, with more than 4,300 injured. Authorities have called for international aid as field hospitals begin to be set up in the affected region.
Barber saves customer who choked on plum in Nevşehir with Heimlich maneuver
A barber in Nevşehir saved the life of a customer who came for a shave by performing the Heimlich maneuver after the plum he offered got stuck in the customer's windpipe. The moments were captured by the shop's security camera.
TCDD warns of 15-day restrictions before railway weed spraying: No grazing or beekeeping
TCDD warned citizens ahead of its weed control spraying on the Sivas-Kayseri, Sivas-Divrigi, and Sivas-Samsun railway lines. Residents are asked not to graze livestock, harvest grass, or engage in beekeeping in the area for 15 days following the spraying.
UK's 'largest birth scandal': Over 500 mothers and babies harmed
A lack of care, neglect and systemic failures at hospitals in Nottingham have led to more than 500 mothers and babies dying or suffering serious harm. An independent report examined cases affecting approximately 2,500 families between 2012 and 2025.
Palm oil prices fell under pressure from oil and soybean oil
The retreat in Brent crude and the decline in soybean oil prices increased selling pressure in the palm oil market. Rising production in Malaysia and the appreciation of the ringgit also pulled prices down.
Birth scandal in England: over 500 mothers and babies harmed due to neglect
In the birth scandal at hospitals in Nottingham, England, between 2012 and 2025, 444 women and 76 babies died or were harmed due to inadequate care and neglect. An independent report revealed systematic failures.

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