Diary

Here are the main topics Anadolu Agency's English Desk plans to cover on Friday, Feb. 28, 2020 (coverage may change depending on developing/breaking stories):

The Turkish government is offering capacity-building to Rwandan police officers, and bilateral relations are at now their best, according to Turkey's ambassador to Rwanda.

In 2020, Ahmet Onder's life is driven by a single goal – to achieve glory for Turkey at this year's Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo.

Turkey's 1997 military coup put "a great deal of pressure on all institutions," according to a professor who lost his job in the coup, which left people from all walks of life – including students, academics, and military officers – deeply scarred.

As confusion prevails over the extent and severity of the coronavirus outbreak in Iran, foreign students in the country face a puzzling scenario.

Traveling to more than 30 countries to sound the alarm on the climate crisis, an 8-year-old Indian activist has warned that the planet will die and people will soon have no future if necessary steps are not taken immediately.

For Amir Khan, the last three days have been nothing short of a living nightmare. The 16-year-old has not been able to sleep since Tuesday, when he had just stepped outside to buy bread and vegetables for home, in the Vijay Park area of northeast Delhi. In an interview, the teary-eyed young man told Anadolu Agency about the horrors of the last three days. -