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Miracle Cash & More open new store in Amsterdam

The new store of Miracle Cash & More, which focuses on Blockchain-based services, Mobile POS, DeFi projects and Asset-Based Blockchain Projects, was opened in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The opening ceremony, which was held with the participation of entrepreneurs from the Fintech ecosystem, investors, Miracle Cash & More executives and reporters, attracted attention. As part of the company's global expansion strategy, the new store in Amsterdam aims to offer customers a wide range of products and high-quality services.

Turkish signature in studies that will make world medical history

Prof. Dr. Ali Ertürk, Director of the Helmholtz Institute of Tissue Engineering in Germany, opened the doors of his laboratories, where he carries out biotechnology studies that make a sound in the world, to Demirören News Agency. Ertürk, who is known not only in Germany but also around the world for his research, which has been featured on the covers of the world's most important science journals, said: "One of the most important technologies we are currently working on is to transform these maps into a cell-by-cell tissue using 3D bioprinters. We are the only research group in the world that can produce these maps. When those three-dimensional printers develop in terms of engineering, I guess we will be able to produce all of the large parts of human organs, organs, in the future. Organ transplantation may become history in the same way."

National Dialogue initiative by Mohammed El-Senoussi, Crown Prince of the Former Kingdom of Libya

Crown Prince of the Former Libyan Kingdom Mohammed El-Senoussi initiated National Dialogue within the scope of the Libyan Independence Day on December 24. El-Senoussi said “We have launched a new Libya-led National Dialogue that is addressing these issues, re-creating a genuine national consensus for returning to a democratic model that can work in Libya. This new National Dialogue has been a significant development since the last Independence Day.”

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Gabonese Dina's family came to Forensic Medicine for identification; Request for a second autopsy

The family of Jeannah Danys Dinabongho Ibouanga, a Gabonese university student found dead in the Filyos Stream in Karabuk, came to the Forensic Medicine Institution in Yenibosna to identify the body of their daughter. Dina’s mother Jessica Sandra Makemba Panga said, "The wounds on my daughter's head and on her hand clearly show that she was attacked. I trust the Turkish state, this is definitely not a suicide. This is a murder, we hope that everyone who has a hand in this murder will be punished by the Turkish state in the face of justice."  Stating that they will request a second autopsy the lawyer of the family Kerim Bahadir Seker said, "The professors of the Forensic Medicine Institution, with whom we have met, tell us that there are definite and clear signs for a second autopsy."

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President Erdoğan: Türkiye has risen to the league of countries with nuclear power

The Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant (NPP), one of Türkiye's largest investments, was inaugurated with a ceremony attended by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Russian President Vladimir Putin via video conference. Addressing the Akkuyu NPP First Nuclear Fuel Delivery Ceremony, President Erdoğan said, “With the delivery of nuclear fuel by the sea and air to our plant, the Akkuyu has now acquired the nuclear power plant status. Therefore, our country has risen to the league of countries with nuclear power in the world, albeit after a 60-year delay.”

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Dina's mother: I know Turks don't care about skin color

Jessica Sandra Makemba Panga, the mother of University student Jeannah Danys Dinabongho Ibouanga, who was mysteriously found dead 12 days ago in Filyos Stream in KARABUK, spoke to DHA. The mother of the young girl said, “I know that Turks do not care about skin color. That's why I trust them. As long as justice is served. I did not send my daughter into the hands of animals. I sent it to Turkey. Because the Turks have laws that protect all” she said.

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