Pro-Palestine Demonstration in Berlin: 193 Detained Violently

  Police detained 193 people during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Berlin, where officers intervened forcefully overnight. Authorities said those detained are under investigation for 65 offenses, including assault and use of banned symbols. Around 1,500 police were deployed at 21 protests involving both pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian groups, with reinforcements from five states. While pro-Israel rallies […]

FPV Drone Captures Stunning Views of Rize’s Avusor Plateau

  The breathtaking scenery of Avusor Plateau in Rize’s Çamlıhemşin district in Türkiye, often compared to Scandinavia, was captured by an FPV drone. Situated 2,400 meters above sea level and about 10 kilometers from Ayder Plateau, Avusor’s mist-covered peaks and lush green slopes created a mesmerizing view. The aerial footage showcased winding mountain roads, a […]

Three Scientists Win 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson, and Omar Yaghi won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), porous materials capable of capturing and storing gases and other molecules. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said their discovery enables the creation of “crystal-like structures filled with tiny voids” that can trap carbon dioxide, purify […]

Nearly 900 Climbers Rescued After Everest Snowstorm in Tibet

Rescue teams have evacuated almost all of the 880 climbers stranded on Mount Everest’s eastern slope after a powerful snowstorm hit the region last week. Chinese media said around 580 climbers and 300 local guides reached safety in Qudeng and Dingri, marking one of Tibet’s largest rescue efforts. Officials are coordinating their return home. One […]

Ukrainian Missile Strike Kills Three in Russia’s Belgorod

  Three people were killed and one injured after Ukrainian forces launched a missile attack on the Belgorod region near the Ukrainian border. Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said the strike hit the village of Maslova Pristan, damaging a sports center and nearby buildings. The cross-border attack marks another escalation in the nearly four-year conflict between Russia […]

Illegal Border Crossings at US-Mexico Border Hit 50-Year Low

Illegal crossings along the US-Mexico border have fallen to their lowest level since 1970, according to data from the Department of Homeland Security. Border agents intercepted about 238,000 migrants in fiscal year 2025, marking a sharp decline from previous years. Officials said monthly crossings dropped below 9,000 during President Donald Trump’s term. White House Press […]

Landslide in Northern India Kills 15 Bus Passengers

Fifteen people were killed when a passenger bus was buried by a landslide triggered by heavy rains in the mountainous state of Himachal Pradesh. Officials said 20 to 25 people were on board, with three injured children taken to hospital. Rescue teams are continuing to search for missing passengers. Indian President Draupadi Murmu and Prime […]

Israel Raids Freedom Flotilla En Route to Gaza

The Freedom Flotilla Coalition said Israeli forces intercepted its 11 aid ships about 120 nautical miles (222 km) from Gaza. The flotilla, carrying humanitarian supplies to break the Israeli blockade, lost most live broadcasts as Israeli soldiers reportedly boarded two vessels. Footage showed navy boats surrounding the ships as activists donned life jackets. Israel’s Foreign […]

German Police Crack Down on Pro-Palestine Protest

Police violently dispersed a pro-Palestine demonstration marking the second anniversary of Israel’s October 7, 2023 attacks on Gaza. Authorities had banned the rally at Alexanderplatz, but hundreds gathered near the Red City Hall chanting “Free Palestine” and “Stop the Holocaust.” Police surrounded the crowd, used water cannons, and detained several protesters. Clashes broke out as […]

Ecuadorian President Survives Armed Attack on Convoy

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa escaped unharmed after his convoy was attacked with stones and gunfire while attending a water treatment plant opening in Caar province. Environment Minister Ines Manzano said about 500 people were involved in the assault, calling it a “crime against the state.” Five suspects have been detained. The presidency condemned the attack […]