Glacier Area at Foot of Mount Cilo in Türkiye Freezes Again

The 20,000-year-old Cilo Glacier area located at the foot of Mount Cilo, 4,135 meters above sea level in Hakkari, has been covered with ice again, forming a magnificent view that mesmerizes nature lovers and photographers. “The stalactites formed in the frozen waterfall in the glacier area have reached up to 5 meters in length. This […]

Mud Volcano Erupts in Colombia

The San Jose de Mulatos mud volcano in Turbo, Colombia has erupted, causing a severe explosion. Hundreds of residents fled their homes in panic. No casualties have been reported.

Israeli Strike Claims 6 Lives in Beirut, Lebanon

  The Lebanese Health Ministry reported that 6 people were killed and 15 injured in an attack by Israeli forces on a residence in the town of Aramoun, south of the capital Beirut. Search for those trapped under the rubble has begun and other locals have evacuated their homes in case of a new attack. […]

Israeli Attacks Kill 44 More in Lebanon

The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced yesterday that 44 people lost their lives and 88 people were injured in Israel’s latest attacks in Lebanon, and that the number of people who lost their lives in Israeli attacks since October 8, 2023, has risen to 3,287 and the number of injured to 14,222.

Turkish Returnee Gains Attention with Traditional Attire

  After living 53 years in Germany, Hasan Özdaş returned to Türkiye and now captures public attention in Eskişehir with his traditional clothing and 20-year unshaved moustache. Embracing the style he remembered from his father, Özdaş said, “I’m glad I came back from Germany to wear these clothes and travel.” Originally from Samsun, Özdaş moved […]

ICJ Allows Racial Discrimination Cases Between Azerbaijan and Armenia

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled that racial discrimination cases filed by Azerbaijan and Armenia related to the Nagorno-Karabakh region will continue. The ICJ rejected Armenia’s objections to its jurisdiction over Azerbaijan’s case, confirming the case would proceed on its merits. Additionally, Armenia’s objections regarding accusations of mine-laying and booby traps were dismissed in […]

Thirty Buildings Destroyed After Floods and Landslides Struck Huanuco, Peru

Floods and landslides following heavy rains in the western Peruvian city of Huanuco on Monday damaged several vehicles and destroyed 30 homes. Authorities said 300 families were affected by the disaster. The Peruvian government has declared a state of emergency due to the devastation caused by the heavy rains, and efforts have begun to clean […]

Heavy Fog Forms Stunning View in Tunceli, Türkiye

The fog and mist in the plains of Ovacık district along the Munzur River in Tunceli, Türkiye, formed postcard-like images. The landscape, which became even more fairytale-like with the reflection of the sun, attracted nature photographers. “Our district’s four seasons offer different beauties. We enjoy recording these beauties and sharing them with other people,” said […]

Truck Backlog at Türkiye-Georgia Border Blocks Traffic

  Heavy truck congestion at Türkiye’s Sarp Border Gate with Georgia, the main route to the Caucasus and Central Asia, is causing significant delays. Trucks, waiting to cross into Georgia from Artvin, have lined the Black Sea Coastal Road, creating traffic disruptions across Kemalpaşa, Hopa, and Arhavi districts. With parking areas full or fees high, […]

Hezbollah’s Rocket Kills 2 in Israel

One of the rockets launched by Hezbollah yesterday into Israel hit a building in the coastal city of Nahariya. Magen David Adom, the national aid society of Israel, announced that two people in their 40s were killed in the building. The Israeli army said 10 rockets were fired from Lebanon and that some of the […]