The Turkish soldier, serving with NATO’s Peace Force in Kosovo, has continued his tradition of providing aid to those in need during the holy month of Ramadan. This year marks the 24th year that he has distributed Ramadan food parcels by traveling from village to village. Accompanied by a doctor and nurse from the Presidency […]
A 40-year-old man survived after falling on a parked car from the 19th floor of a building on April 3 in Voronezh, Russia. According to the officials, he may have lost his balance and fallen from the building because he was drunk. During the health checks, it was determined that he had brain trauma, fractures […]
Thousands of people marched against France’s controversial pension reform, particularly in Paris where an estimated 57,000 people participated. The reform was passed without a vote in parliament, prompting calls for President Emmanuel Macron’s resignation. Clashes between protesters and police left 154 officers injured, and 111 demonstrators were detained in the capital. The General Confederation of […]
Sarajevo City Day is celebrated in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the anniversary of the liberation of the city from Nazi occupation on April 6, 1945. Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidential Council members Denis Becirovic and Zeljko Komsic laid wreaths at the Eternal Flame Monument in the city center. Additionally, the date of April […]
Climate activists, who have been demonstrating for 3 weeks in Hamburg, Germany, carried out actions at two different points where the entrance to the Elbe Tunnel and the exit of the Elbe Bridge. The protesters chanted slogans with banners in their hands after they got out of cars and sat on a road. Several demonstrators […]
Korean protesters gathered for a rally against Japan’s disposal of radioactive water outside the presidential office in Seoul, South Korea. They demand that Japan withdraw its plan to discharge the radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant, damaged in an earthquake in 2011, into the Pacific Ocean. The protesters hold up banners reading ‘No […]
A US police officer shot and killed 17-year-old Dalaneo Martin in Washington, DC, after he was found sleeping in an allegedly stolen vehicle. Police body-worn camera shows that Martin resisted on the officers who are attempted to detain him, and began driving the vehicle. As the police tried to detain the suspect in the back […]
Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was diagnosed with leukemia, according to the main Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera. Yesterday, Berlusconi was taken to the cardiovascular intensive care unit at San Raffaele Hospital due to respiratory difficulties. “I spoke this morning with Professor Alberto Zangrillo (Berlusconi’s personal doctor) and he told me that Berlusconi spent […]
Iranian Foreign Minister Hussein Emir Abdullahiyan and Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Faisal bin Ferhan met and signed a joint memorandum in Beijing, the capital of China. They took steps towards reopening the embassies of the two countries, resuming mutual flights and facilitating the issuance of visas to the citizens of the countries.
At least 6 Palestinians were injured in the third Israeli raid on al-Aqsa after the tarawih and morning prayers yesterday evening. Israeli forces used rubber bullets, tear gas and batons to attack the worshipers. Panicked Muslims rushed out of Qibla Masjid, while some responded to the Israeli forces. Israeli forces evacuated the Mosque al-Aqsa.