russia hits ukraine’s kramatorsk, kills 1, injures at least 3

Russia attacked the Kramatorsk city centre in Ukraine with a missile. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on social media that a 6-storey building was damaged, at least 3 people were injured and a person died in the attack. “My feelings and thoughts are with the families. Search continues. Russia continues to target civilians. They destroy […]

Princess Iman of Jordan marries Greek-Venezuelan businessman

King of Jordan II. Abdullah’s eldest daughter, 27-year-old Princess Iman, married 29-year-old Greek and Venezuelan businessperson Jameel Alexander Thermiotis. Members of the royal and Thermiotis families, as well as local and foreign guests, attended the ceremony on Sunday at Beit al urdun Palace in Amman. The Holy Quran was read after the marriage ceremony, which […]

fire at slum in mumbai, india: 1 dead

Two major fires broke out near a furniture market in a slum area in Mumbai’s Malad East in India yesterday. Following the massive fires, a person died and approximately a thousand houses became unusable.

Driver stranded on island rescued by helicopter

A vehicle was flooded after heavy rains in Monterey County, California, USA, when the water level in the Salinas River rose. A driver escaped from the vehicle being dragged by the river and reached a small island, but he was subsequently stranded on the island. California police and firefighters initiated the rescue operation. After being […]

Surviving the Frost: Life in Yakutia, the Land of Permafrost

Yakutia is known as the land of permafrost, with long and brutal winters where temperatures often drop below minus 40 degrees Celsius. Everything and everyone is covered in frost, and thick ‘ice fog’ hangs over the streets. Even multiple layers of clothes won’t guarantee protection from frostbite. Getting around by car is also a challenge, […]

hundreds of workers take to streets in indonesia

Upon the call of The Labor Party, hundreds of Indonesian workers took to the streets in Jakarta. The demonstrators staged a protest in front of the parliament building in the city, urging the parliament to pass a bill protecting domestic workers and repeal the Omnibus Law on the creation of jobs.

Daily traffic across Egypt’s Suez Canal reached record high

Suez Canal Authority (SCA) in Egypt reported on Monday that the daily traffic crossing rate had reached a record high, with 107 ships passing in both directions without waiting and carrying a net tonnage of 6.3 million tonnes. According to the SCA’s head, Osama Rabie, 56 ships passed through the canal with a net tonnage […]

landslide kills 8 in brazil

Official sources have reported that a landslide caused by heavy rains in the Brazilian city of Manaus on Sunday night left eight people dead, including four children. Eleven houses in the eastern part of the state capital of Amazonas were buried during the storm, according to the Mayor’s Office of Manaus.

Strong Winds Cause Havoc in Mexico City

Strong winds wreaked havoc in Mexico City, causing 66 trees to fall across various parts of the capital. The fallen trees damaged numerous vehicles, homes, and workplaces, and left 5 people injured. Some roads were blocked and power lines were damaged as well. Despite the majority of the fallen trees being in Alvaro Obregon, situated […]

Perre Ancient City survives türkiye earthquakes undamaged

While many historical buildings and natural structures were damaged in the earthquakes of February 6 in Türkiye, the 2,000-year-old Perre Ancient City, one of the five largest cities of the Commagene Civilization, managed to survive the disaster. The structures in the ancient city, which is one of the most important historical and touristic sites of […]