Ottoman Prison Transformed into Children’s School and Exhibit in Libya

Four centuries ago, the Ottoman prison held thousands of Christian captive soldiers. Today, the left wing of the building, which is a small reminder of its history, has been transformed into a children’s school. The school caters to students aged 6 to 13, who learn the curriculum as well as Maloof art, painting, and embroidery. […]

Protestors blockaded Haifa Port in Israel over judicial reform

While anger over a controversial judicial reform of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government grows in Israel, demonstrators blockaded Haifa Port. A group of navy veterans sailed into Haifa’s port in boats and blocked the entrance of merchant ships, proclaiming, “Sailors refusing to sail toward dictatorship.” A road leading up to the Supreme Court has also […]

China launched new experimental satellite

China successfully launched a new experiment satellite into space on Wednesday evening from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Facility in northwest China. The Shiyan-19 satellite was lifted off by a Long March-11 carrier rocket at 7:41 p.m. (Beijing time) and successfully entered its planned orbit. The main missions for this experiment satellite are resource surveys on […]

French citizens once again demonstrated against pension reform

Protests erupted once again in France over the pension reform, which aimed for a gradual increase in the retirement age from 62 to 64. Protesters assembled in Invalides Square near the French National Assembly and marched to Italy Square on the call of unions and non-governmental organizations. They chanted slogans such as “Get out Macron”, […]

Railway workers went on strike in UK, stations remained empty

Employees of the rail transport union Aslef decided to go on strike for 2 days, demanding improvements in their working conditions and salaries in the UK. The train station at Westminster, one of London’s busiest and a popular tourist destination, has been closed. While train services continued on a limited basis, life in London has […]

Fuel tanker collision causes explosion in Mexico

A collision between a fuel tanker and a pickup truck caused a large explosion in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, injuring 4 people. The incident occurred on the highway linking Valles and Rayon. Firefighters sent to the area and brought the fire under control. The cause of the accident is under investigation.

death toll from flooding in şanlıurfa, türkiye rises to 12

The number of people who died due floods in the Şanlıurfa province of Türkiye, which took severe damage from the two shocking earthquakes that occurred in Kahramanmaraş on February 6, rose to 12. Two missing people are still being searched for. The flood also caused severe damaged to countless vehicles and structures in many streets and […]

Death toll from cyclone rises to 225 in Malawi

The number of people killed by Cyclone Freddy has risen to 225, with 707 injured and 41 people are still missing in Malawi, according to the Malawi Disaster Management Center. Guilherme Botelho, the Emergency Project Coordinator for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Malawi, warned that the cyclone could trigger an epidemic in the country, which […]

public transportation disrupted due to strikes in london

Due to the strikes in London, UK, which numerous workers from many sectors participated in to protest the current job security and conditions in the country, millions of people are struggling with the disruption that has occurred in public transportation. The strikes, which have come one after another, have been the biggest reaction in more […]

Heartwarming Sight of Newborn Lambs Reuniting with Mothers in Turkey

In the city of Erzincan, Turkey, a heartwarming sight has been captured as newborn milk lambs search for their mothers every morning. Twice a day, the lambs are reunited with their mothers, creating colorful and interesting images. Last spring, 400 of the 500 sheep in a herd located in the small town of Çağlayan have […]