Sri Lankan PM resigns amid ongoing unrest

Protests that started in Sri Lanka due to the economic crisis have been going on for weeks. Clashes broke out today between supporters of the government and anti-government protesters in the capital, Colombo. Supporters of the government attacked the protesters, who had been camping for a month in front of the presidential office, with stones […]

Russian ambassador to Poland attacked with red paint

Russian Ambassador to Poland Sergey Andreyev attended the ceremonies in the mausoleum built for the Soviet Union soldiers who lost their lives in the Second World War in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. While Andreyev was laying a wreath on the monument, a group started to protest Russia and Andreyev, shouting “Fascists”. The demonstrators threw […]

Village with Storks in Turkey’s Osmaniye

In Turkey, storks that have nested on the minaret of the same mosque in the Sakarcalık village of Osmaniye for 45 years have become the symbol of the village. In 1977, storks made a nest on the minaret of a mosque for the first time, which was built in 1966. The storks are meticulously protected […]

leopard attacks police in india

A leopard attacked the police in the Indian state of Haryana. The police took action after a leopard report. After the villagers reported to the police that they had seen a leopard, many security forces and officials from the Ministry of Forestry came to the scene. The leopard, which attacked the police, was calmed down […]

Russia holds Victory Day with military parade on Moscow’s Red Square

The Victory Day military parade was held on the Red Square in Moscow, the capital of Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin, who attended the ceremony, made statements about Ukraine. “We proposed an agreement on security guarantees in December last year,” Putin said in the statement. “Russia called on the West to have an honest dialogue, […]

Upside-Down Tulips bloom in Eastern Turkey

Upside-down tulips that grow in the mountainous regions of Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia in Turkey in the spring and are called the ‘crying bride’ among the locals, offer a visual feast. Upside-down tulips, which usually evoke sadness but herald the end of the long winter in the East, are also guarded by the residents of […]

Germany marks Day of liberation amid war in Ukraine

Germany celebrates liberation from National Socialism by the Red Army on May 8 with ceremonies in Berlin. The ceremony was celebrated in silence due to Russia’s attacks on Ukraine. While German politicians did not participate in the celebrations held in the capital, the Berlin Senate decided that the Day of Liberation should be held only […]

PKK supporters attacked Turkish citizens in Switzerland

Turkish citizens in Basel, Switzerland organized the 23 April International Children’s Festival. Many people attended the event where supporters of the terrorist organization PKK carried out an attack. During the brawl, the PKK attackers, whose number is estimated to be close to 40, verbally insulted the Turkish citizens and then threw the iron barriers used […]

Sky turns red over China’s Zhoushan

Sky turned red on Saturday evening in Zhoushan, China’s Zhejiang province. In a statement made by the Zhoushan meteorological bureau, it was stated that the reason for the sky to turn red may be the refraction of light and the reflection of the light of the ships in the port. An official from the meteorology […]

Air pollution sweeps through Tehran

Air pollution in Tehran, the capital of Iran, once again rose to the level of alarm. Due to the air pollution rising to 201 micrograms/cubic meter levels in the capital Tehran, kindergartens, primary schools and private schools where the disabled receive education were suspended. Tehran Deputy Mayor Abid Meleki said in a statement, “Due to […]