China Becomes First to Appoint Ambassador to Afghanistan Post-Taliban Rule

China has become the first country to appoint an ambassador to Afghanistan following the Taliban’s rise to power in August 2021. Chinese Ambassador Zhao Xing presented his credentials to Taliban Prime Minister Mullah Muhammad Hasan Akhund in Kabul, emphasizing China’s commitment to not exerting influence or interfering in Afghanistan’s internal affairs. Zhao highlighted the progress […]

Flood in Eastern Libya: Up to 20,000 Feared Dead

In eastern Libya, search and rescue operations are underway following a devastating flood caused by Storm Daniel, impacting several cities including Derna, Benghazi, Sousse, Al-Marj, and Bayda. Derna’s Mayor Abdulmenam al-Ghaithi expressed concerns that the death toll from the flood could potentially reach between 18,000 and 20,000 individuals. He emphasized the urgent need for specialized […]

Russian Tourists Flock to Türkiye’s Resorts

Increasing cooperation between Türkiye and Russia in economic and political spheres has positively impacted tourism. Russian tourists are drawn to Türkiye’s natural beauty, coastal attractions, historical sites, and culture. Cities like Antalya, Muğla, and Istanbul are popular destinations. Furthermore, the establishment of a maritime border gate in 2021 has allowed Russian tourists to visit Bartın’s […]

Huge Fire Destroys Hundreds of Shops in Bangladesh

A major fire broke out in a Dhaka bazaar, the capital of Bangladesh, during the night, causing extensive damage to hundreds of shops. The rapid spread of the flames was attributed to the presence of highly flammable materials in the shops. Firefighters and soldiers managed to bring the fire under control after approximately 6 hours, […]

Deadly Conflict Erupts in Lebanon’s Palestinian Camp: 6 Killed, 20 Injured

A violent conflict erupted between the Fatah movement and radical groups in Lebanon’s largest Palestinian refugee camp, Ain Al Hilweh, resulting in six fatalities and 20 injuries. This clash, involving heavy weaponry like rocket launchers and machine guns, has been ongoing intermittently since September 7, with a total of 12 casualties and over 120 injuries […]

Peace Brings Infrastructure in Southerneast Türkiye

After restoring peace in Şırnak’s Uludere district in Türkiye, Mayor Sait Ürek is building roads through challenging mountain terrain to provide essential services to previously isolated areas. Municipal teams have created roads in just two months, allowing access to plateaus once plagued by insecurity due to terrorism. Mayor Ürek’s efforts are earning praise from local […]

Turkish Aid Teams Deploy Field Hospital in Flood-Hit Libya

Following a flood disaster in Libya caused by Storm Daniel, Turkish aid teams, including AFAD, police, gendarmerie, UMKE (Disaster and Emergency Management Authority), and non-governmental organizations, arrived to assist. They established a field hospital in the hardest-hit city of Derna. UMKE teams are treating the injured, conducting health screenings, and supporting search and rescue efforts. […]

Murderer Escapes Pennsylvania Prison, Captured After Two Weeks

Danelo Cavalcante, a Brazilian murderer who escaped from a Pennsylvania prison last August, has been captured by security forces after a two-week manhunt. The operation involved a helicopter, but bad weather temporarily halted it. Cavalcante was caught when conditions improved, and he was found armed with a stolen rifle. He resisted arrest and was slightly […]

Armenian’s Pashinyan considers ratificaiton of rome statute

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has announced his intention to ratify the Rome Statute, which obligates signatory countries to follow the decisions of the International Criminal Court (ICC). This move, pending approval in Armenia, could potentially lead to the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin if he enters Armenian territory, as an ICC arrest warrant […]

Fire at 9-story apartment leaves 56 dead in Vietnam

A fire broke out last night at around 23:00 local time in a flat in a 9-story apartment building where approximately 150 people reside in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. The flames surrounded the entire building. According to authorities, 56 people, including children, lost their lives, and 70 others were rescued. Dozens among the rescued […]