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Hit-and-Run: Taxi Driver Fined After Crashing into Mother and Child in Bulgaria

A shocking incident in Sofia's Tolstoy district has left residents outraged after a taxi driver narrowly avoided a mother and child while crossing the street, only to flee the scene. Despite the gravity of the situation, the driver was identified and fined, but not detained, according to reports from BNT, citing the Main Sofia Police Department.

The Farmer Protests In Brussels Are Escalating

The protests by farmers in Brussels are deepening despite concessions made by the European Commission. Yesterday's protest, the second in the past month, was marked by heightened tension, with protesters expressing significant dissatisfaction and actively seeking confrontation with law enforcement, reported by BNT.

TRT World Forum 2023 Takes the Pulse of World Agenda

Launched in 2017 and held for the seventh time on 8-9 December this year with the theme "Thriving Together: Responsibilities, Actions and Solutions", TRT World Forum 2023 was concluded. More than 150 speakers and more than one thousand participants from nearly 100 countries attended the forum, where global problems were discussed for two days.

“TRT World Forum 2023” Continues

The 7th edition of the TRT World Forum, one of the largest and most high-profile forums in the media sector worldwide, is currently underway under the theme "Thriving Together: Responsibilities, Actions and Solutions". The first day of TRT World Forum 2023 featured in-depth discussions on central issues and the forum continues with engaging discussions and insights on its second day.

TRT Director General Sobacı: “Blockades in world’s mind must be lifted”

Delivering an inaugural speech at the TRT World Forum, the 7th edition of which is being held this year with the theme "Thriving Together: Responsibilities, Actions and Solutions", TRT Director General Mehmet Zahid Sobacı said "We reach all over the world with our vision of 'strong broadcast, strong impact', so that the rights and cause of the oppressed are heard.

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