NATO Secretary General visits London, addresses Russian withdrawal in Ukraine

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg made a statement regarding the Russian aggression in Ukraine following a meeting with British PM Rishi Sunak in London, the UK. Evaluating Russia’s decision to withdraw from the city of Kherson, which it annexed from Ukraine, Stoltenberg said, “We saw the announcement, but of course we will wait and see […]

Russia withdraws from key city of Kherson, Ukraine

Russia has decided to withdraw its troops from the city of Kherson, the only regional capital it has annexed from Ukraine. Sergey Surovkin, the commander of Russia’s troops in Ukraine, presented a report to Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu on the activities of the Russian army in Ukraine. Acknowledging that they had problems especially in […]

Bosnia’s Sarajevo suffers from air pollution

Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is among the top 10 cities in the world with the highest air pollution, according to IQAir, a technology solution company against air pollution based in Switzerland. The pollution in the city, which ranks 7th in the air quality index, was measured at 161. The sky is covered […]

Greek workers go on strike amid inflation

Workers in Greece went on strike due to rising living costs. On November 9, 2022, railway workers, taxi drivers, Aegean Air and Olympic Air employees, maritime workers, media workers, women’s associations, bankers, educational institution employees, teachers, and student groups participated in the Pan-Hellenic Workers’ Strike. The country’s largest protest took place in Athens, the country’s […]

Russian Military equipment put up for sale in Kiev

Russian military materials obtained in the Ukraine-Russia war are put up for sale in a store in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. The store sells the equipment on telegram and through auctions, and transfers the income the Armed Forces of Ukraine. While $100,000 has been earned from sales so far, the majority of customers are […]

Belgian trade unions go on strike, public services halt

Belgian’s leading trade unions went on strike early in the morning due to high inflation and increasing consumer prices. The majority of employees in public institutions did not go to work. While hospitals in Belgium took steps to slow down work, with the exception of emergency services, none of the departments accepted patients with appointments. […]

Activists scribble Warhol’s artwork in Australia

The environmentalist group “Stop Fossil Fuel Subsidies” in Australia targeted American painter Andy Warhol’s “Campbell’s Soup Cans,” a multi-canvas work by one of the most important representatives of the pop art movement. The two activists scribbled in blue the bottom row of canvases depicting a variety of soup preserves that have been put on the […]

Gun found stashed in chicken in US airport

Security crew of the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Florida, USA found a pistol hidden inside a raw chicken. The weapon, wrapped in a paper, was detected just before the passenger boarded the plane. The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said that the Haitian passenger who owned the gun was detained. Flying with a gun […]

Azerbaijan celebrates State Flag Day

State Flag Day is celebrated in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, with various events. The ceremony at the National Park started with the National Anthem of Azerbaijan. Then, helium balloons in the colors of the Azerbaijani flag were released into the sky. Throughout the celebrations, flag shaped badges will be given to the visitors, and […]