Israeli Strike Near Gaza Hospital Claims 66 Lives

  At least 66 people, including women and children, were killed, and over 100 injured in an Israeli attack on a residential area near Kamal Advan Hospital in Gaza. Local authorities report that the ongoing strikes are severely hampering search and rescue efforts. The attack is part of Israel’s continuing military operations in the region. […]

Children in Türkiye Marched for Palestinian Peers on World Children’s Rights Day

Hundreds of children marched for Palestinian children in Karabük, Türkiye, on November 20, World Children’s Rights Day. Noting that 16,795 children, including 171 babies, were killed in Palestine, over 9,000 children were injured, and countless others were left without parents, Belinay Özbay, Karabük Children’s Rights Provincial Children’s Committee Representative, said, “As the children of the […]

Türkiye’s Bayraktar TB3 Achieves Historic Shipborne Flight

Bayraktar TB3, Türkiye’s domestically developed armed unmanned aerial vehicle, has made aviation history by successfully completing take-off and landing tests on short-runway ships like the TCG Anadolu. This milestone marks the TB3 as the first UAV in the world capable of such operations. Selçuk Bayraktar, Baykar’s Chairman of the Board, shared the historic achievement on […]

Gazan Death Toll Rises to 43,985

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that 13 Palestinians lost their lives and 84 Palestinians were injured in 2 attacks carried out by Israeli forces in the last 24 hours. Authorities also reported that the total death toll in the attacks that began in the Gaza Strip on October 7, 2023, has risen to 43,985 […]

Iraq Conducts First Census in 37 Years

  Iraq has launched its first nationwide census since 1987, with a curfew imposed for the two-day process. Starting at 7:00 AM, officials will visit homes three times to ensure accurate data collection. The census, conducted by the Planning Ministry, will include 70 questions to gather detailed information about citizens’ economic and social conditions but […]

Search for Missing Belarusian Mountaineer Twins Continues in Türkiye

Belarusian twin sisters Valentina and Maria Ivankova disappeared after setting out to climb the summit of the ​​Taurus Mountains in Türkiye’s Niğde province on November 16. Upon notification, teams of the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD) and gendarmerie started searching the area with land and aerial vehicles. It was reported that the siblings came […]

Cappadocia’s Underground Cities Draw Record Tourist Interest

  Cappadocia, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Türkiye, continues to captivate visitors with its ancient underground cities, attracting 1.33 million tourists in the first ten months of 2024. These subterranean marvels, originally built during the Hittite period and expanded during Roman and Byzantine times, were designed for temporary shelter and feature interconnected rooms, churches, […]

Amasya Dazzles During Autumn

A dazzling view formed in Türkiye’s Amasya province, where Harşena Mountain and Pontus King Rock Tombs, which are on the UNESCO Temporary World Heritage List, Yalıboyu Houses from the Ottoman-era and a stunning river are located, with the arrival of autumn. “I invite our local and foreign guests to discover Amasya, which takes on a […]

Ancient Roman Fountain in Türkiye Flows Again After 1,800 Years

  The Kestros Fountain in the ancient city of Perge, Antalya, believed to date back to the 2nd century and the reign of Roman Emperor Hadrian, has been restored to flow once more after 1,800 years. Located 17 kilometers east of Antalya, Perge was a prominent city in the Pamphylia region during the Hellenistic period. […]

Jakarta Battles with High Tide Floods

Heavy rain triggered high tide floods in coastal area of Indonesia’s Jakarta, covering roads in water and damaging many buildings. Rescue workers from Jakarta’s Regional Disaster Management Agency dispatched to the region to carry out search and rescue work.