Austria School Shooter Identified

  A former student opened fire at a middle school in Graz, Austria, killing 9 people and then himself. The attacker, a 21-year-old Austrian citizen, carried out the attack with two legally licensed weapons before committing suicide in the school bathroom. Twelve others were injured. Officials confirmed the assailant had no prior criminal record and […]

Excavator Operator Waits 27 Days to Protect Dove Nest in Hatay

  In Hatay, Türkiye, excavator operator Bülent Kuyucu paused work for 27 days to protect a dove’s nest on his machine. Kuyucu did not work to avoid disturbing the birds until the dove chicks safely flew away. Kuyucu said he accepted the financial loss but was happy to see the doves leave unharmed.   Ramazan […]

Russia Reaffirms Recognition of Karabakh as Azerbaijani Territory

  Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova confirmed that Russia officially recognizes Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan. The statement followed backlash over Russian Vice President Vladimir Medinsky’s remarks referring to the region as “disputed.” Zakharova clarified that Medinsky was discussing the humanitarian aspect of the conflict and urged against misinterpreting his words. Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry […]

Over 100 Detained in Violent Protests in Los Angeles

  More than 100 people were detained in Los Angeles, USA, after protests against immigration raids by ICE turned violent. Demonstrators clashed with police and set vehicles on fire near the federal detention center downtown. Mayor Karen Bass blamed “marginal groups” for the violence, stating, “This has nothing to do with real immigrant rights protests.” […]

School Shooting in Austria Leaves 10 Dead

A shooting at a secondary school in Graz, Austria, left 10 people dead, including the attacker, and several others injured. Police launched an operation after gunfire was reported and confirmed that students and teachers were among the wounded. Graz Mayor Elke Kahr said the suspect died by suicide. Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker called it a […]

Russia Launches Massive Strikes on Kiev and Odessa

  Russia carried out one of its largest attacks on Kiev since the war began, damaging seven districts and injuring four people. In Odessa, two people were killed and nine wounded after strikes hit homes and a maternity hospital. President Zelenskyy said Russia used 315 drones—250 of them Shahed UAVs—and seven missiles, including North Korean-made […]

Türkiye’s Lake Gökpınar Wows with Turquoise Clarity

Lake Gökpınar in Sivas, known as the “evil eye bead of Anatolia,” captivates visitors with its turquoise waters and 20-meter visibility. Located near Gürün, this freshwater lake, part of Türkiye’s geological heritage, draws admiration year-round. Visitor Murat Kaya said, “It’s one of Türkiye’s rare gems. The color, depth, and nature are stunning.”   Sancar Alp […]

Israel to Deport Gaza-Bound Aid Activists

  Israel began deporting activists from the Madleen ship carrying aid to Gaza. Greta Thunberg, 22, was sent back to Sweden via France. One French citizen was deported, while five others who refused to sign deportation papers will appear before an Israeli judge. The group of 12 activists, including two Turks, is being held near […]

Convoy Departs Tunisia for Gaza

  A convoy of nine buses carrying nearly 1,000 pro-Palestinian activists, including doctors, has departed Tunisia aiming to reach Gaza’s Rafah crossing. The organizers say it’s a symbolic act to protest Israel’s blockade, not an aid mission. The group will pass through Libya and Egypt, though Cairo has yet to grant passage.