Bus Crash Kills 16 in Northeastern Brazil

At least 16 people, including four children, were killed when a passenger bus carrying around 60 people overturned on a bend in the road in Alagoas state, northeastern Brazil. The bus was returning from celebrations marking Our Lady of Candelaria when the crash occurred. Alagoas Aviation Department director Colonel André Madeiro said several passengers were […]

Japan Snowfall Death Toll Climbs to 35

The death toll from severe snowfall and cold weather across Japan since January 20 has risen to 35, with 358 people injured, according to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA). Niigata recorded the highest number of deaths with 12, followed by Akita, Yamagata, Hokkaido, and Aomori. Authorities said 126 people were seriously injured and […]

Trump Says Iran Seeking Talks With US

US President Donald Trump said Iran wants to negotiate with the United States, warning that renewed conflict would have serious consequences. Speaking in the Oval Office after signing a temporary budget funding package, Trump said talks with Iran were ongoing but gave no details on timing or location. Referring to “Operation Midnight Hammer,” which he […]

Snowfall Transforms Gölcük Nature Park in Türkiye

  Gölcük Nature Park, located in Bolu province in northwestern Türkiye, was transformed into a winter landscape after heavy snowfall. Situated around 13 kilometers south of the city of Bolu, the park is known for its pine forests and scenic lake, which were blanketed in white. Drone footage showed snow-covered trees and the park’s iconic […]

Erdoğan Arrives in Saudi Arabia for Talks

  President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan arrived in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, for official talks following an invitation from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. He was welcomed at King Khalid International Airport by senior Saudi and Turkish officials. During his visit, Erdoğan will attend an official ceremony at Yamamah Palace and hold delegation-level talks […]

Trial of Norwegian Crown Princess’s Son Begins in Oslo

  The trial of Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has begun in Oslo, the capital of Norway. The 29-year-old faces 38 charges, including the alleged rape of four women, violence against former partners, drug possession, and death threats. The court said hearings would partly be held behind closed doors due […]

Rafah Crossing Reopens With Limited Medical Transfers From Gaza

  Only five Palestinian patients and seven accompanying persons crossed from the Gaza Strip into Egypt on the first day of the two-way reopening of the Rafah border crossing, located on Gaza’s southern border with Egypt. The crossing, closed by Israel in 2024, reopened after nearly two years, despite an initial daily cap of 50 […]

Market Fire Erupts in Tehran

A fire broke out at a covered neighborhood market in Tehran, Iran, spreading rapidly through the area. Tehran Fire Department spokesperson Jalal Maleki said the blaze started at 09:55 local time in the Jannat Neighborhood Market in the Jannatabad district. Maleki said the 2,000-square-meter market, filled with stalls made of flammable materials, was quickly engulfed, […]

Flamingos Return to Istanbul’s Büyükçekmece Lake

  Flamingos were spotted at Büyükçekmece Lake in Istanbul, Türkiye, creating striking scenes over the natural wetland. Drone footage filmed in the morning showed the birds feeding, walking in groups across the lake’s surface, and taking flight. The images of flamingos at Büyükçekmece Lake drew attention on social media, highlighting the area’s natural beauty and […]

Wildfires Burn 50,000 Hectares in Argentina

  Wildfires in Argentina’s Patagonian province of Chubut have destroyed around 50,000 hectares of land, as fires continue to spread across the drought-hit region. The worst damage has been reported in the UNESCO-listed Los Alerces National Park, home to ancient alerce trees, with helicopters supporting ongoing firefighting efforts. The fires have also affected the Patagonian […]