Syrian Girl Gets A Prosthetic Leg In Turkey

Reyan Muhyiddin (13) lives in Damascus, Syria lost one of her legs and suffered bone loss in the other leg due to a bomb-laden vehicle explosion in front of her house. She was only 6-year-old when the incident happened. Reyan was brought to Turkey and stayed at Turkish Association for Medical Education where she got […]

Fight Breaks Out In Bolivian Congress

A fistfight broke out in the Bolivian Congress during a debate over the recent arrests. Tensions rose while mass protests against former Bolivian President Evo Morales and the arrest of former officials were discussed. The debate first broke out between the opposition Creemos MP Henry Montero and the ruling Socialism Movement Party (MAS) MP Antonio […]

El Salvador plans to adopt Bitcoin as legal currency

El Salvador is preparing to adopt Bitcoin as its national currency. The Central American country will be the first country to legally adopt cryptocurrency if the bill is passed. El Salvador President Nayip Bukele announced yesterday that he will present a bill to Congress next week to make Bitcoin the legal currency in the country. […]

104 Year-Old Photos Emerges Of Praying Turkish Soldiers In Czechia

104 year-old photos emerged of Turkish soldiers praying at the hospital in Valasske Mezirici, Czechia. The soldiers, injured or sick on the Galician front during the First World War, were fulfilling their religious duties in the hospital where they were brought. There are also photos taken at the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, where […]

Ratko Mladic, The Butcher Of Bosnia, loses appeal against genocide conviction

Former Bosnian Serb army leader Ratko Mladic nicknamed the Butcher of Bosnia was upheld life sentence in the appeals court at The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (IRMCT) in The Hague, Netherlands. The court found Mladic guilty of committing crimes against humanity, violating the laws and customs of war, in addition to Srebrenica genocide in […]

Commemoration Holds For Muslim Family Killed in Canada

A commemoration held in London Mosque for Muslim family members killed in Canada in Islamophobic attack. Relatives of the victims said that the public should stand up to hatred and Islamophobia. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attended the ceremony emphasized that Canadians should unite and act against the attack and Islamophobia. According to London police, […]

The Upside Down House Opens In Adana, Turkey

The upside down house built in Yüreğir district of Adana, Turkey is now welcoming visitors. The two-storey house includes upside down entrance, interiors, and a garden. The sink, armchair, coffee table and other items are placed on the ceiling. The house attracts people of all ages, young and old, while providing perfect settings for pictures […]

Turkish Photographer takes photo of 150 butterfly species

Photographer Hüseyin Koç who lives in Malatya city of Turkey has photographed 150 of 186 butterfly species in the region. He travels around and makes great efforts to photograph the remaining 36 species. He is 58 years old and despite the stent implantation caused by vascular occlusion in his legs, he still takes hike to […]

Küp Waterfalls: Hidden Heaven In Adana, Turkey

Küp Waterfalls, one of the natural beauties of Adana city in Turkey is a popular place to visit during summers. Kazım Özgan, the mayor of Kozan visited the place with citizens. He stated that it’s a hidden heaven that people should visit and enjoy the natural wonder. Küp Waterfalls, located inside a 1.5 kilometer canyon […]

Mask Obligation Lifts in Brussels

The obligation to wear masks in public areas is lifted in the Brussels, capital of Belgium, except for busy streets with stores and shopping malls. The decision is taken by the Regional Security Council consisting of the mayors of 19 centers. It is reported that the obligation is planned to continue in cities such as […]