Mexico’s Popocatepetl Volcano spews ash and smoke

According to Mexico’s National Center for Disaster Prevention (CENAPRED), 5 eruptions have occurred in the last 24 hours at Popocatepetl Volcano, with gas and smoke being recorded 132 times from the volcano’s mouth. The ash that was mixed with the air from the volcano’s mouth as a result of the eruptions spread to the east […]

World’s second largest crater lake freezes

Lake Ilıgöl, the world’s second largest crater lake, is now covered in ice due to the cold weather. The lake is located on the summit of Nemrut Caldera in the Tatvan district of Bitlis, Türkiye, with an altitude of 2,948 meters, where the water temperature reaches 40 degrees even in winter. The caldera now has […]

Israeli bulldozers demolish Palestinian house south of Hebron

Israeli forces continue to pull down Palestinian homes under the pretext that they were built without a permit. Activist Rateb al-Jabou reported that a 170-square-meter house belonging to Hamad Mohammad was demolished by two bulldozers in the town of Yatta, south of the West Bank city of Hebron. Palestinians say the Israeli authorities aim to […]

multiple vehicle collision in İstanbul, Türkiye: 2 injured

Four vehicles collided with each other after a vehicle malfunctioned on the E-5 highway located in Istanbul, Turkey. Two people were injured in the chain accident that started with another vehicle hitting the malfunctioned one and rolling over. “My neighbour was taking me to therapy, we were moving slowly. She slowed down a lot, I […]

Cruel accident on railroad crossing kills 3 in Russia

A taxi driver moving with 2 passengers in the city of Ivanteyevka in the Moscow Region of Russia caused a fatal accident after inattentively heading towards a railroad crossing. The 3 in the taxi tragically died after getting hit by a train, moving at a high speed, and dragged for meters. An investigation into the […]

Postcardlike images from Türkiye’s Kars

The Atçılar canyon and the trees around it that combined with the Kars Stream are offering an enchanting view in Türkiye’s Kars province, which has been experiencing spring in the cold of the winter. The reflection of the cliffs with the sun on the partially frozen water fascinates viewers.  

A far-right Israeli minister visits Al-Aqsa Mosque

Israel’s far-right Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, visited Al-Aqsa Mosque in the early hours of the morning under the intense protection of the Israeli police. Ben Gvir, who took office last week and is known for his racist and discriminatory statements against Palestinians, became the first Israeli Minister to visit Al-Aqsa Mosque in five […]

Syrians fight fuel crisis with firewood and other natural resources

After the crucial effects of fuel crisis and the U.S sanctions, most of the Syrian population have began benefiting from firewood as a heating source. “Firewood is healthier and is around 50% cheaper than regular fuel. It also gives more warmth and is available at any time, which makes people turn back to firewood. At […]