Protests have erupted in Turkiye after authorities arrested one of President Recep Tayipp Erdogan's fiercest political rivals. Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has been detained on corruption and terrorism allegations that he denies and critics have called politically motivated.

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Folge vom 20.03.2025Arrest of popular Turkish mayor sparks protests and condemnation
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Folge vom 20.03.2025A hard pill to swallow: US call to impose tariffs on Australian pharmaceuticalsAn American pharmaceutical lobby group has urged US president Donald Trump to impose tariffs on Australia-made drugs, citing Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme subsidies which they claim have caused a loss for US companies. It comes after both major parties pitched to lower the prices of medicines under the PBS ahead of the federal election, and both Labor and the Coalition have vowed to defend the PBS in the wake of the tariff war with the US, as xxx reports.
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Folge vom 20.03.2025Disaster strikes for FEMA as Trump starts shifting responsibility for emergencies to the statesAt least 40 people have died in a series of storms in the United States over the past week. Residents pounded by the unusually vicious weather have now started to survey the damage - and questions are again being asked about the role that the federal disaster agency - FEMA - will play in the cleanup and recovery process. The agency has not been immune to widespread cuts and accusations of partisanship under the Donald Trump administration.
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Folge vom 20.03.2025Israel redeploys troops between north and south GazaThe United Nations says one of its personnel has been killed in Gaza after renewed Israeli strikes killed more than 430 Palestinians in just 48 hours. Israel has announced its troops will be redeployed along Netzarim Corridor and says its attacks won't stop until Hamas concedes to renegotiating the deal.