Pro-government demonstration in Iran

Large protests continued in Iran after death of Mahsa Amini. Thousands of people staged a pro-government demonstration in Iran’s capital, Tehran. A total of 41 people have died in protests across the country so far, Iranian officials said. Mahsa Amini, who was taken to hospital after being detained by the Irshad patrols, known as the […]

Canada Works on debris removal after Hurricane fiona: 1 missing

Canada has begun removing the debris from the coastal regions as 20 houses were wrecked by Hurricane Fiona. Minister of Emergency Preparedness Bill Blair said in a statement that military personnel are assigned to help wreckage removal, adding that the recovery of the critical infrastructural damage caused by the unprecedented disaster will take a few […]

Anti-government demonstration in Moldova

Thousands of people demonstrated against the government in Chisinau, Moldova’s capital, in response to rising natural gas prices and inflation. Moldova’s gas distributor raised the price of natural gas used in housing by 27% last Friday. In the Eastern European country of Moldova, located between Ukraine and Romania, political tensions have increased in recent months […]

protests erupt against partial mobilization in Russia’s dagestan 

In Russia, women from Yakutia, Irkutsk, Reftinsky, and Arkhangelsk, and from Makhachkala, capital of the Autonomous Republic of Dagestan, protested against the partial mobilization. Five people were detained during the protest. At least 300 Dagestan soldiers are believed to have died in Ukraine while fighting alongside Russia, according to an analysis earlier this month.

Storm hermine hits Canary Islands

The Storm Hermine caused heavy rains and fierce winds in Canary Islands, Spain. According to AENA, the 141 flights in 6 separate airports were suspended due to the storm. The schools around the islands will also be closed tomorrow. The Gran Canaria, Tenerife and El Hierro islands are struggling with landslides and the falling trees […]

World’s Biggest Produce market in paris catches fire

Fire broke out at the world’s biggest market, Rungis International Market, in Paris, France. The black smoke could be seen from kilometers away. The fire was extinguished by 100 firefighters and 30 fire trucks. Fire department spokesperson stated that there were no killed or injured during the fire and the cause has not been revealed […]

Thousands evacuated in Philippines amid Typhoon Noru

Around 8,500 people were evacuated as part of the preparations for Typhoon Noru, which is expected to hit the Philippines. Tomorrow, education on Luzon Island will be canceled. Government offices have been closed. Typhoon Noru dumped heavy rains and strong winds, causing numerous trees and power lines to fall.

1 injured in mexico concert stampede

People wanting to enjoy a concert close to the platform caused a stampede in Zacola Square in Mexico City, Mexico. People rushed into the security barrier, where one person was injured. More than 100,000 people have attended the concert, which attracted great interest from Mexicans.

boat sinks in Bangladesh: 24 died, 30 missing

Out of 70 to 80 passengers, 24 died and 30 went missing after a boat sank in Karatoya River in the Panchagarh district of Bangladesh at 15:00 local time. Seventeen were rescued in the incident. According to Boda district manager Soleman Ali, the boat, which was carrying passengers mostly consisting of women and children, was […]

France switches off monument lightings to save energy

France fights the ongoing energy crisis, felt by many other countries in Europe, by switching the lights of the monuments, such as the Eiffel Tower, off at certain times after evening. Paris City Hall, the Saint-Jacques Tower and the museums in the city will not be lightened after 22:00 while the Eiffel Tower will be […]