The death toll from a fire at a ski resort in Turkey's Bolu province has risen to 76. A day of mourning has been declared in the country. The President of Uzbekistan sent his condolences to the Turkish leader.

So the answer to the question "what if?" is probably chaos. Trump will solve any issue that satisfies his supporters at any time. Aside from the slogan "Make America Great Again," Trump has no ideology, no platform, no foreign policy plan; his only attitude is to understand how any situation will benefit America.

Turkey may resume trade relations with Israel if the peace achieved in Gaza is "permanent," Nail Olpak, head of the Foreign Economic Relations Council (DEIK), said on Tuesday.

The Legislative Chamber of Uzbekistan has adopted a draft law aimed at preventing torture during criminal proceedings. The document establishes a procedure for mandatory medical examinations of individuals in pre-trial detention facilities before placing them in pre-trial detention.

The Taliban announced that Khan Muhammad, who was kidnapped in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province 20 years ago and is serving a life sentence in California, has been released in exchange for American hostages. The movement thanked Qatar for helping secure his release.

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Three people have died in a collapse at the Fon-Yagnob coal mine in the Aini district of the Sughd region in northern Tajikistan. The incident may have been caused by a violation of safety regulations or unstable rock conditions in the area.

US President Donald Trump has signed more than 200 executive orders since his inauguration, including suspending all US foreign programs, including those in Ukraine, for 90 days, withdrawing from the WHO and the Paris climate accords, and requiring the federal government to recognize only two immutable genders - male and female.

At least 10 people have died and more than 30 have been injured in a major fire at a ski resort in the Bolu region of Turkey.

The Mexican government has developed a comprehensive package of measures to support the five million illegal Mexican immigrants in the United States. In preparation for the "largest deportation operation" in US history that Donald Trump has promised, the government has mobilized more than 2,600 lawyers and 2,200 consular officers. It has also set up temporary shelters in border cities.