Harbiye Waterfall: Hatay’s Healing Oasis for Earthquake Victims

  Harbiye Waterfall, located in Hatay’s Defne district and believed to be the ‘tears of Daphne’ from Greek mythology, has become a popular spot for locals and visitors to escape the heat and find tranquility. The location has gained significance following the Kahramanmaraş earthquakes, as victims seek solace in the natural beauty of the region. […]

Strong wind sweeps car away in Japan

In Koriyama, Fukushima prefecture, Japan, a car was swept 15 meters by strong winds at a driving school, colliding with other vehicles. Despite the incident, the ten people undergoing training at the time were unharmed.

Forest Fire in Antalya contained after efforts

A forest fire in the Kaş district of Antalya, Türkiye, resulted in damage to an area covering 2.5 hectares before being successfully contained within an hour. The incident began unexpectedly when smoke was sighted emerging from Asas Mountain in the Kaş district at 15:11 local time. The distress signal was promptly communicated to the emergency […]

Togg’s Domestic Electric Vehicles Gain Traction in Türkiye

Togg, a domestic electric car manufacturer in Türkiye, is experiencing a steady increase in vehicle deliveries and test drives at its Zeytinburnu store in Istanbul. The company delivered 627 units in July, bringing the total deliveries to 1435 units. Customers appreciate the domestic vehicle for its electric functionality, reasonable price, and the positive experiences shared […]

Greenpeace Stages Rooftop Protest at PM Sunak’s Home

Greenpeace activists protested the British government’s decision to issue over 100 new oil and gas exploration licenses in the North Sea by scaling the roof of UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s historic home in North Yorkshire and unfurling a banner, which read “No new Oil”. The North Yorkshire Police intervened promptly. During the protest, the […]

Major Fire at Kastamonu Factory Brought Under Control After 3 Hours

  A fire that broke out in a wooden door factory in the Tosya district of Kastamonu was brought under control after three hours of firefighting efforts. The cause of the fire, which completely destroyed the factory, is currently unknown but an electrical fault is suspected. Firefighting teams continue with cooling operations at the site. […]

US, UK, France Secure Embassy Staff Following Niger Coup

Following the military coup in Niger, the United States, the United Kingdom, and France have taken actions to ensure the safety of their embassy staff in Niamey. The U.S. plans to temporarily evacuate embassy officials and their families, and the UK intends to reduce its embassy staff. Meanwhile, France has asked the interim military administration […]

Super Moon Illuminates Istanbul

The recent Super Moon, an event where the moon appears brighter and larger than usual, created a stunning visual spectacle in Istanbul. Captured by drone, the Super Moon illuminated city landmarks like the Camlica Tower, the 15 July Martyrs Park, and the Camlica Mosque. The Super Moon phenomenon, which occurs when the moon is closest […]

Russian and Syrian Forces Conduct Joint Nighttime Exercise in Hama

The Russian Air Force and the Syrian army conducted a joint nighttime military exercise in Hama, Syria, using Russian Su-35 and Su-24 warplanes, as well as Mil Mi-8 and Ka-52 helicopters. The operation simulated the liberation of settlements under enemy control, with fighter jets identifying attack areas and helicopters neutralizing enemy positions. Syrian soldiers were […]