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The Men Who Use Instagram to Groom Child Influencers

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Carlsen to rejoin chess championship after jeans dispute resolved

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Rebel Wilson marries Ramona Agruma in Sydney ceremony

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Magnus Carlsen quits chess championship after being told to change jeans

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India mourns ex-PM Manmohan Singh with full state funeral

Mourners gathered across Delhi to pay respects to a former PM many credit for India's economic reform.

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'Tears of joy' - Sudan capital gets first aid convoy since war began

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Finland investigates Russia 'shadow fleet' ship after cable damage

Finland is investigating a tanker following the rupture of a transmission cable in the Baltic Sea.

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Russia warns against 'hypotheses' after Azerbaijan Airlines crash

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Five Gaza journalists killed in Israeli strike

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How A.I. Could Reshape the Economic Geography of America

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Watch: ISS crew sends Christmas greetings from space

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An A.I. Boom Makes Electricians Flock to Central Washington

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Dozens killed as passenger plane crashes in Kazakhstan

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Drug lord back in Colombia after 20 years in US jail

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Biden commutes 37 out of 40 federal death sentences

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Guatemala police clash with Jewish sect over 160 at-risk children

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Under Pressure, Telegram Turns a Profit for the First Time

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US warplane shot down in Red Sea 'friendly fire' incident

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Boy, 8, saves classmate with Heimlich manoeuvre

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Jogging memories: Why some Nigerians in London set up their own running club

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Japanese city to name and shame people who break trash rules

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Why Democrats’ Version of ‘Stop the Steal’ Isn’t Taking Off

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Honda and Nissan hold merger talks

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Married couple among 11 Indians killed in Georgia gas poisoning

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Amazon Disregarded Internal Warnings on Injuries, Senate Investigation Claims

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How Empower Has Become Uber’s Rival in Washington D.C.

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How Student Phones and Social Media Are Fueling Fights in Schools

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Two Russian oil tankers sink in Black Sea - reports

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Seven tourists in Fiji hospital with suspected alcohol poisoning

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Australia says 'Bali Nine' drug smugglers have returned home

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Another New Twitter? Good Luck With That.

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François Bayrou commands respect - but can he save France from crisis?

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'Thankless job' - why trainee Kenyan doctors are taking their own lives

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Andreessen Horowitz, Benchmark and the Transformation of Venture Capital

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Australia turns to rugby to curb China influence in PNG

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Canada euthanasia now accounts for nearly one in 20 deaths

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Syria chemical attack victims want investigations reopened

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Relatives of missing Syrians 'suspended between hope and despair'

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Brazil's Lula 'well' after brain bleed surgery

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How Crypto Insiders Turned ‘Debanking’ Into a Political Storm

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Women prisoners told 'you can go out now' by Syrian rebels

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The Brave New World of A.I.-Powered Self-Harm Alerts

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Jay-Z accused with Diddy in lawsuit of raping girl, 13, in 2000

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Analysis: Relief and uncertainty in Syria and region

The end of the Assad family's five-decade rule will reshape the balance of power in the region, but many uncertainties lie ahead.

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Crowds gather in Damascus after rebels declare city 'free'

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Explosion hits block of flats in The Hague

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On These Apps, the Dark Promise of Mothers Sexually Abusing Children

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Dominican Republic records largest-ever cocaine seizure

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The incident resulted in a huge outrage in India after a video from the protest went viral.

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Japanese star Miho Nakayama found dead at 54

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Moment former Syrian president's statue toppled in Hama

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How Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, Is Avoiding Billions in Taxes

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Housemate convicted of horrific murder of Kenyan LGBT activist

The body of Edwin Chiloba was found dumped in a box last year, sparking global condemnation.

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S Korean leader under pressure as impeachment vote looms

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Barnier to resign as French PM after government collapse

Barnier is likely to stay on as caretaker prime minister while Macron chooses a successor, a process which could take weeks.

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'Pickling a cucumber changed my life' says TikTok award winner

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'Deeply disturbed': South Koreans react to President Yoon's martial law order

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BBC Verify tracks week of rebel advances in Syria

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Sultan abdul hameed

Sultan Abdulhamid II: The Last Ottoman Sultan to Navigate an Era of Change Sultan Abdulhamid II, one of the most significant rulers of the Ottoman Empire, reigned from 1876 until 1909. His tenure witnessed the empire at a crossroads—struggling to maintain its former grandeur while facing mounting internal and external pressures. Often characterized as both an autocrat and a reformist, Abdulhamid's reign is a subject of intense debate. Some view him as a visionary protector of his empire, while others see him as a despotic ruler who resisted modernization and contributed to the empire's eventual decline. Early Life and Ascension to the Throne Born on September 21, 1842, in Istanbul, Abdulhamid II was the son of Sultan Mahmud II and his concubine, Tarabya. Growing up in a period of significant political change, Abdulhamid witnessed the decline of the once-powerful Ottoman Empire, particularly in the aftermath of the failed Tanzimat reforms. His education was intense and thorough, including studies in literature, languages, history, and administration, preparing him for the day he would eventually ascend the throne. Abdulhamid became sultan in 1876 following the abdication of his brother, Sultan Murad V, who was deposed due to mental instability. Upon his ascension, Abdulhamid found himself at the helm of a crumbling empire. The empire was dealing with numerous challenges, including territorial losses in Europe, the rise of nationalist movements, and the pressure to modernize while maintaining traditional Ottoman values. Abdulhamid's ability to navigate these challenges would shape the course of his reign. Reign and Policies Abdulhamid's reign was marked by his strong, centralized leadership and his ability to maintain relative stability despite the empire's decline. His most notable achievement was his ability to retain control over the empire at a time when much of it seemed on the brink of disintegration. 1. Autocracy and Authoritarian Rule Unlike his predecessors, Abdulhamid was deeply suspicious of liberal reforms and constitutionalism. His ascension came shortly after the promulgation of the first Ottoman constitution in 1876, which aimed to introduce a parliamentary system. However, within two years, Abdulhamid suspended the constitution, dissolved the parliament, and took full control over the empire, thus cementing his absolute authority. His reign thereafter became characterized by his autocratic rule, centralizing power in the sultan's hands and curbing any opposition to his reign. Abdulhamid's autocracy was often justified as a means of maintaining stability in a time of great uncertainty. By stifling dissent, he sought to avoid the kind of chaos that had led to the downfall of previous rulers. He also relied heavily on a vast surveillance network and internal policing to suppress political opposition, resulting in a climate of fear and repression. 2. Military and Administrative Reforms Although known for his despotic rule, Abdulhamid also pursued various military and administrative reforms. Aware that the Ottoman Empire was facing significant military weaknesses, he focused on modernizing the army and revamping the naval fleet. Abdulhamid made efforts to upgrade the military’s technology by acquiring modern weaponry and organizing new training programs for officers. In terms of administration, Abdulhamid centralized control over provincial governors, reducing the influence of local elites and strengthening the state's authority. He established a network of secret police and intelligence services to ensure that the central government remained in control. 3. Economic Reforms and Infrastructure Projects Economically, Abdulhamid sought to boost the empire’s flagging economy by implementing policies aimed at industrialization. One of the most important initiatives was the construction of the Hijaz Railway, which aimed to connect Istanbul to the holy cities of Mecca and Medina. The railway project not only had economic and logistical importance but also symbolized Abdulhamid’s desire to strengthen his control over the empire’s Arab territories, which were increasingly slipping into the influence of European powers. While the railway project was one of Abdulhamid's most ambitious undertakings, his attempts at modernizing the economy were hindered by limited resources and increasing foreign intervention. Much of the empire’s debt was tied up with European creditors, and by the late 19th century, the empire was effectively under foreign financial control, further weakening the sultan's power. 4. Religious Conservatism Abdulhamid’s rule was also marked by a significant emphasis on Islam. Unlike many Western-leaning Ottoman reformists, Abdulhamid placed a strong emphasis on preserving the Islamic identity of the empire. He sought to portray himself as the protector of Islam, particularly after the dissolution of the caliphate's political power. Abdulhamid’s approach to Islam was intertwined with his political aims, as he sought to garner support from religious conservatives, especially in the empire's Arab provinces. He utilized Islamic institutions, such as the religious courts and the ulama (Islamic scholars), to consolidate his power. His policies were designed to reassert the centrality of the Sultan-Caliph in the Islamic world. This religious dimension was a significant aspect of his rule, as it was used to justify his autocratic actions and the consolidation of power in Istanbul. 5. Foreign Relations and Diplomacy Abdulhamid faced mounting external pressures, particularly from European powers like Britain, France, and Russia, as well as from nationalist movements within the empire's provinces. He skillfully navigated the complex geopolitical environment by maintaining a policy of neutrality during much of his reign. However, he also relied on strategic alliances with Germany, which helped counterbalance British and Russian influence in the empire. Despite his efforts, the empire continued to lose territory during Abdulhamid’s reign. The Balkan Wars (1912–1913) and the loss of the empire’s Arab territories were significant blows. Abdulhamid’s approach to foreign relations was one of pragmatism, balancing between the desire to protect Ottoman sovereignty and the reality of European dominance. The Fall of Abdulhamid II Abdulhamid's reign came to an end in 1909 after a coup orchestrated by the Young Turks, a political movement that sought to modernize the empire and restore the constitution. The Young Turks, who were inspired by liberal and nationalist ideals, had grown frustrated with Abdulhamid's autocratic style of governance and his failure to address the empire's political and social issues. In April 1909, following a revolt by the army, Abdulhamid was deposed and replaced by his brother, Mehmed V. Abdulhamid was placed under house arrest and lived out the remainder of his life in relative obscurity. He died on February 10, 1918, just a few months before the Ottoman Empire’s final collapse in the aftermath of World War I. Legacy Sultan Abdulhamid II's legacy remains complex. On one hand, he is remembered for his determination to preserve the Ottoman Empire at a time when it seemed doomed to disintegration. His authoritarian rule and his ability to maintain control over vast territories in the face of internal and external challenges were remarkable. However, his resistance to reform and modernization also contributed to the empire's decline. Abdulhamid's reign marked the end of an era for the Ottoman Empire. While he sought to preserve its traditional structures, the empire was facing fundamental changes that would lead to its eventual collapse and the establishment of the Republic of Turkey under Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in 1923. Despite his controversies, Abdulhamid's reign remains an essential chapter in the history of the Ottoman Empire and its transformation into the modern world.

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