Many governments and aid groups have rushed to dispatch personnel, funds and equipment to help the rescue efforts in quake-stricken areas of Turkey and Syria. Here’s a glance at what’s being ...

Countries around the world are rushing to send rescue workers, equipment and aid after a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked Turkey and Syria early Monday.

Red Cross triples request for Turkey-Syria quake aid to $700m. ... Turkey’s central bank bought 1.8 billion lira ($95.51m) worth of government bonds and sukuk via the quotation method, ...

BEIRUT--Even before Monday’s devastating earthquake, getting aid to all parts of war-battered Syria was fraught with daunting political and logistical challenges.

Algeria sent an 89-member civil protection team to Turkey and an 85-member team to Syria to help in rescue efforts, along with 210 tonnes of humanitarian aid to both countries, the Algerian ...

Factbox: International aid to Syria and Turkey. Whatever help countries around the world have offered to Turkey and Syria is not enough. Al-Ahram Weekly, Tuesday 21 Feb 2023, ...

Jordan has flown aid aircraft to Turkey and Syria to help with the emergency, as well as land convoys with medical supplies. Iran. Image: An Iranian plane carries aid at Damascus airport, Syria ...

Aid agencies and governments stepped up efforts Tuesday to get help to earthquake-devastated parts of Turkey and Syria, but a week after the disaster many of those left homeless were still ...

The aid. Turkey has imposed a three-month state of emergency in 10 provinces, and the national emergency agency has distributed a huge quantity of tents and mobilized thousands of vehicles ...

The scale of the destruction in the aftermath of the earthquake that hit swaths of Turkey and Syria on Monday has been unprecedented, even for residents of the war-torn country. On the Syrian side ...

As offers of aid from countries across the globe have poured in after this week's earthquake tragedy, a stark divide can be seen in the offers for Turkey and those for Syria.