Macron Warns Israel Over Gaza Crisis

French President Emmanuel Macron has called on Europe to adopt a tougher stance against Israel if the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen. Speaking alongside Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong ahead of the Shangri-La Dialogue security conference, Macron criticized Israel’s ongoing blockade and military offensive in the Gaza Strip. “The blockade is leading to […]

Red Poppies Bloom in Southeastern Türkiye

  In the Adilcevaz district of Bitlis province in eastern Türkiye, red poppies have started to bloom with the arrival of warmer weather and recent heavy rainfall. The natural red flowers, which grow wild across the region, have turned large fields into a colorful landscape. Locals and visitors often stop to take photos of the […]

Houthis Target Tel Aviv with Ballistic Missile

Sirens were activated in Tel Aviv following a ballistic missile attack launched by the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen. The missile also triggered alerts in parts of the West Bank and areas near Jerusalem. Air traffic at Ben Gurion Airport was temporarily suspended as a precaution. The Israeli military announced that the missile was intercepted by […]

US Flag Raised Again at Embassy in Damascus After 12 Year

  The US flag has been hoisted once more at the US Embassy in Damascus, Syria, for the first time since its closure in 2012. US Special Representative for Syria Thomas Barrack made his first official visit to Damascus and personally raised the flag during a ceremony attended by Syrian Foreign Minister Assad Hassan Shaybani. […]

Turkish Cuisine Week Celebrated in Indoniesia

  A reception was held at the Turkish Embassy in Jakarta on Tuesday to mark Turkish Cuisine Week, introducing classic dishes of Türkiye to guests from the diplomatic, business, and arts communities. The event featured a traditional menu prepared by Ottoman cuisine chef Recep İncecik, including lentil soup, tray pastry, imam bayıldı, kısır, tarator, shepherd’s […]

Final Stage Reached in Kaaba Expansion Works

  Years of construction in the Kaaba have reached their final phase, with major upgrades enabling 1.7 million pilgrims to pray at the same time. The Metaf area is now fully utilized, and all air conditioning and electrical installations along the marble walls and columns have been completed and enclosed. With the number of pilgrims […]

5-Year-Old Girl Recalls Escaping Flames After Israeli Strike in Gaza

In a tragic incident that drew global attention, Israel targeted the Fahmi al-Jerjawi School in the al-Daraj area of Gaza City, where many displaced civilians were taking refuge. The nighttime attack on Monday killed 31 people—18 of them children. Among the few who survived was 5-year-old Ward Sheikh Khalil. “I was in class, sleeping. When […]

Germany to Help Ukraine Build Long-Range Missiles

During a meeting in Berlin with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Chancellor Merz confirmed that Germany and Ukraine reached a five-point agreement, including expanded military cooperation and a joint plan for producing long-range missiles. “This is the first step toward industrial-level cooperation,” Merz said, adding that the weapons could target threats beyond Ukrainian territory. A memorandum […]

Gaza Death Toll Rises to Over 54,000

The death toll in the Gaza Strip has climbed to 54,249, with 123,492 people injured, amid continued Israeli attacks. In the past 24 hours alone, 67 civilians were killed and 184 injured, while 5 more bodies were recovered from rubble in earlier-struck areas. The Palestinian Health Ministry noted that figures from northern Gaza remain incomplete […]

Wildfires Force 17,000 to Evacuate in Canada

Massive wildfires that began in Saskatchewan have reached Manitoba, prompting evacuation orders for 17,000 residents. Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said evacuees will be sheltered in Winnipeg and nearby cities, with support from the Canadian military following a request approved by Prime Minister Mark Carney. Flin Flon Mayor George Fontaine confirmed that the town must be […]