Dutch Police Detains 281 Palestinian Supporters in Amsterdam

The protest of Palestinian supporters who gathered again in Dam Square in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, last night, despite the ban, was ended by the Dutch police. The police detained 281 protesters who broke the ban. The protests began after turmoils broke out between Israelis and pro-Palestinians before and after the match between […]

Turkish Nature Park Welcomes Autumn

  In Adana’s Kozan district, Atatürk Park, home to the historic Roman Bridge and flour mill, is displaying vibrant autumn hues. The park’s yellow and red leaves create a stunning landscape, drawing admiration from visitors. Kozan Mayor Mustafa Atlı highlighted the area’s rich natural and historical sites, including Anavarza Ancient City and Kozan Castle, which […]

Hot Air Balloon Rides in Cappadocia Attract Record Number of Tourists

Hot air balloon rides in Cappadocia, one of the important tourism centers of Türkiye with its natural rock formations and fairy chimney-covered valleys, historical monasteries, chapels and churches carved from rock, and interesting underground and aboveground cities, have attracted a record number of participants. According to the data provided by the Nevşehir Governor Ali Fidan, […]

Fire Halts Istanbul Metro Service at Yenikapı Station

In Istanbul, an escalator caught fire at Yenikapı station on the Yenikapı-Hacıosman Metro Line, filling the station with smoke and prompting an evacuation. Passengers experienced panic and breathing difficulties due to the heavy smoke, and metro services were temporarily halted. The station was closed while firefighters extinguished the blaze, and shuttle buses were provided between […]

Flooding in Spain’s South Forces 3,000 Evacuations

Heavy rains in eastern and southern Spain triggered severe flooding, particularly impacting Malaga and Granada. Streets turned into lakes, and over 3,000 residents near the Guadalhorce River were evacuated. Schools were closed, and Malaga Airport was also flooded. Authorities issued a red alert, urging residents to stay indoors, with rainfall expected to reach over 180 […]

Hamas Releases Another Video of Russian-Israeli Captive

Hamas has released a third video of Alexander (Sasha) Trufanov, a Russian-Israeli citizen who has been held hostage since October 7, 2023. In the video, Trufanov says that there are shortages of food, water and electricity, and that he is concerned that the Israeli government is forgetting about the prisoners in Gaza while fighting Hezbollah […]

First Snow Blankets Bulgarian Highlands

Bulgaria experienced its first snowfall of the season, with the highlands in Veliko Tarnovo and Targovishte covered in white. Snow began on Sunday, blanketing towns like Elena and Osmanpazarı. Despite winter weather, Sofia International Airport reported normal operations. The Road Infrastructure Agency confirmed that road surfaces in affected areas have been prepared for safe winter […]

Iraqi and KRG Leaders Meet in Erbil

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia Sudani met with Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masoud Barzani in Erbil to discuss key issues, including resuming oil exports in the KRG and enhancing cooperation for stability in Iraq. The talks highlighted the importance of organizing oil exports to meet public needs and implementing a federal court ruling […]

Gazan Death Toll Increases by 47 in 24 Hours

The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that 47 Palestinians lost their lives and 182 were injured in 7 attacks carried out by Israeli forces in the last 24 hours. According to the data provided by the ministry, a total of 43,712 people died and 103,258 people were injured in the Gaza Strip on the 404th […]