Gümüşkanat Waterfall Draws Visitors in Eastern Türkiye

Standing at nearly 60 meters, Gümüşkanat Waterfall in Bitlis’ Mutki district is among Türkiye’s tallest and most scenic waterfalls. Located near Gümüşkanat village, 25 km from the district center, the waterfall flows year-round, even in summer. Visitors like Yaprak Yeşim Doğan from Mersin praised the natural beauty, saying they were “amazed” by the view. Nature […]

Missile from Yemen Intercepted Over Occupied West Bank

The Israeli army reported that air raid sirens were triggered in the Jordan Valley and northern occupied West Bank after a missile was launched from Yemen. The missile, claimed by Iran-backed Houthi forces as retaliation for Israel’s actions in Gaza, was intercepted by Israel’s air defense system. No injuries or damage were reported.

King Charles Visits Canada

King Charles III has arrived in Canada for a two-day visit with Queen Camilla, seen as a symbolic show of support for Canadian sovereignty following controversial remarks by former U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting Canada should become the 51st U.S. state. Welcomed in Ottawa by Prime Minister Mark Carney and Governor General Mary Simon, Charles […]

US Honors Fallen Soldiers on Memorial Day

  The United States marked Memorial Day with ceremonies across the country to honor soldiers who died during military service. In New York, thousands gathered on the deck of the decommissioned aircraft carrier Intrepid on the Hudson River for a commemoration ceremony. A moment of silence was held, and a wreath was placed on the […]

Car Hits Crowd at Liverpool Victory Event, 47 Injured

  A car drove into a crowd during Liverpool FC’s Premier League championship celebrations on Water Street, injuring 47 people, including 4 who were trapped under the vehicle. Twenty-seven were hospitalized, but no fatalities occurred. Merseyside Police said the incident is not being treated as terrorism. A 53-year-old local man was arrested at the scene. […]

Fire Erupts at Ecuador’s Largest Oil Refinery

A fire broke out in a fuel tank at Ecuador’s Esmeraldas refinery, the country’s largest, prompting a temporary shutdown. Energy Minister Ines Manzano confirmed the fire was brought under control after an explosion occurred during the incident. State-owned Petroecuador evacuated all staff safely, with no reported injuries. An investigation is underway to determine the cause.

Nicusor Dan Sworn In as Romania’s New President

Pro-EU and NATO-backed politician Nicusor Dan officially took office as Romania’s president after winning the May 18 election. In his speech, Dan promised economic reform, public accountability, and continued Western alignment. “The Romanian state needs a radical change,” he said, calling on citizens to apply “constructive pressure” on institutions. Dan also vowed to maintain support […]

Red and White Blooms Paint Southeastern Türkiye

  In Türkiye’s Batman province, red poppies and white daisies have transformed Kozluk’s mountains into a vivid natural display. With the arrival of spring, especially during April and May, the region’s hills and fields become a sea of red and white. Locals and photography enthusiasts flock to the area to witness and capture the stunning […]

Muslim Pilgrims Reach Kaaba Amid Deep Emotions

Millions of Muslims arriving in Mecca for the 1446 Hajj have begun their pilgrimage with powerful emotional moments as they face the Kaaba for the first time. Entering the holy city in the state of ihram, they perform umrah rituals and tawaf, pouring out prayers with tears upon seeing the ‘House of Allah.’ Many first […]