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UN’s Guterres: The virus could kill millions of people
“If we let the virus spread like wildfire – especially in the most vulnerable regions of the world -- it would kill millions of people," warned the Secretary General of the United Nations. -
5.0 magnitude earthquake in Elazığ
While the earthquake was also felt in the surrounding cities, no damage has been reported yet. -
Death toll in Italy rises to 3,405, surpassing China
Death toll from coronavirus has risen to 3,405 in Italy and to 150 in the U.S. -
Two soldiers suspected of Coronavirus hospitalized in Van
The soldiers have been taken to hospital in the Van province bordering Iran. -
Mayor of Cizre released from custody
The co-mayor of Cizre, Berivan Kutlu, has been released from custody. Lawyer Sevda Çelik Özbingöl, who was arrested in the same proceedings, was arrested alongside two other persons on terror charges. -
Turkey conducted 10 thousand coronavirus tests so far
Turkey has conducted more than 10 thousand coronavirus tests so far and aims to carry out 10 to 15 thousand tests daily. -
Lawyers apply to visit Öcalan on Imralı
Öcalan's lawyers have applied once again to meet with their client. -
Irish parliament to pass emergency coronavirus laws
The Health Service Executive reported 74 new cases on Wednesday, raising the confirmed total to 366. -
Iranian religious leader to pardon 10,000 prisoners
Iran announced that 10,000 prisoners who have been released as a precautionary measure to contain the spreading of the coronavirus will be pardoned on Newroz. -
Solidarity action in Frankfurt with political prisoners
The Committee of Solidarity with Prisoners, ATIF, AGIF, International Alliance, UPOTUDAK, Azadi representatives spoke about the situation of political prisoners in various parts of the world. -
YPG internationalist Lorenzo Orsetti commemorated from balconies
YPG internationalist fighter Lorenzo Orsetti (Tekoşer Piling) was commemorated on social networks and from the balconies of the houses on the first anniversary of his martyrdom. -
KNK delegation holds round of talks and meetings in Moscow
A KNK delegation held a series of meetings in Russia between 9 and 16 March. -
London moves to scrap independent investigation on state killings
The British government has been accused of using the cover of the Coronavirus health crisis to renege on its commitments under the 2014 Stormont House Agreement and introduce an effective amnesty for most state war crimes. -
Second death from coronavirus in Turkey
The number of people infected with coronavirus has risen to 191 in Turkey. -
Over 850 million students away from schools due to COVID-19
The adverse impacts of school closures are difficult to overstate and many them extend beyond the education sector, says UNESCO. -
ILO: Almost 25 million jobs could be lost worldwide over COVID-19
The ILO estimates indicate a rise in global unemployment of between 5.3 million (“low” scenario) and 24.7 million (“high” scenario) from a base level of 188 million in 2019. -
Kurdish man dies of Covid-19 in London
Hayri Ergönül died of Covid-19 in London. The 55-year-old Alevi Kurd was a survivor of the pogrom directed against Alevis in Maraş in 1978. -
Renewed confrontation at the Greek-Turkish border
The refugee crisis at the Turkish-Greek border continues. While the Turkish police shot from behind with tear gas, Greek police officers beat up refugees from the front. -
Kapıköy border gate, closed during the day, opened at night!
Despite the Turkish government decision to close border gates with Eastern Kurdistan due to the coronavirus outbreak, it was learned that the gates were opened during the night to allow trucks loaded with vegetables and fruits. -
UK Kurdish People's Assembly sets up Crisis Centres
The UK Kurdish People's Assembly has set up a number of Crisis Centers to deal with the coronavirus emergency. -
New actions claimed by Revenge Units, one policeman killed
A police officer died as a result of an action carried out by Revenge Units in Amed and a villa was set on fire in Istanbul. -
Remembering 'Orso' by helping the Rojava Women's Foundation
Lorenzo 'Orso' fought in the Rojava Revolution, side by side with the YPG and YPJ and fell martyr in Baghouz, Deir Ezzor, on 18 March, as a result of an ambush by DAESH. -
Italian woman who joined the YPJ put under special surveillance
Maria Edgarda Marcucci, Eddi, fought with the Kurdish YPJ in defense of the canton of Afrin in 2018 which was attacked and then occupied by Turkey and its mercenaries. -
HDP call for alternative Newroz: Let's celebrate on the balconies
The Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) called on people to celebrate Newroz in an alternative way this year, given the coronavirus outbreak emergency. -
Turkish Minister of Health announces first death from coronavirus
A total of 98 coronavirus infections have been confirmed in Turkey.