Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse Stuns Viewers Worldwide

  A rare “Blood Moon” total lunar eclipse lit up skies across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Türkiye, turning the Moon red and orange. The next total lunar eclipse will occur on March 2–3, 2026, and will be visible across much of the globe.

Bridge Under Construction Collapses In Iraq: 2 Dead

A bridge under construction in Karbala, Iraq, collapsed, trapping several vehicles. After 13 hours of rescue efforts, authorities confirmed two deaths and seven injuries. Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani ordered an investigation, while arrest warrants were issued for three engineers and a traffic police officer linked to the project.

Türkiye’s P-72 Patrol Aircraft Safeguard Blue Homeland

  Türkiye’s Naval Forces are strengthening maritime security with the P-72 Maritime Patrol Aircraft, which provide aerial protection for drilling ships, detect enemy submarines, and support search and rescue missions. Operating from Cengiz Topel Naval Air Base in Kocaeli, the fleet plays a crucial role in defending Türkiye’s rights and interests in the Blue Homeland. […]

Floods In Pakistan Kill 905, Millions Evacuated

The death toll from floods and landslides triggered by monsoon rains in Pakistan since June 26 has risen to 905, according to the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA). Punjab province, the worst-hit region, has recorded 56 deaths, with 1.3 million acres of farmland submerged after three rivers overflowed. Officials said over 4.2 million people and […]

Syria Auctions Assad’s Luxury Cars For $20 Million

At the launch of the Syrian Development Fund in Damascus, President Ahmed al-Sha’ara announced the auction of four luxury cars once owned by Bashar al-Assad and his family, valued at $20 million. Proceeds will be used for rebuilding war-torn Syria. The vehicles included a rare Ferrari F50 worth $3 million, a Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, a […]

FlowerTime Blooms Inside Brussels’ Historic Town Hall

Brussels once again burst into color with the return of FlowerTime 2025. The Belgian capital and heart of the European Union embraced its biennial celebration of flowers, scents, and design. But this year, instead of a vast carpet covering the cobblestones of the Grand Place, the blooms were moved indoors, filling the salons of the […]

Typhoon Peipah Hits Japan Causing Power Outages And Damage

  Typhoon Peipah brought strong winds and heavy rainfall to Japan, leaving at least 14,450 households without power and causing property damage in several prefectures, including Shizuoka, Miyazaki, Ibaraki, Aichi, and Ehime. Local authorities reported minor injuries from flying debris and shattered windows. The storm also disrupted local train services. Japan’s Meteorological Agency warned that […]

Musa Çetin Dies After US Custody, Body Sent To Türkiye

  Funeral prayers were held in New Jersey for 29-year-old Musa Çetin, who was found unconscious while in police custody in New York and later died in hospital. His death has raised serious concerns among relatives, who say negligence and delayed intervention contributed to the tragedy. The ceremony at Bergen Mosque drew members of the […]

Putin Says Ready To Meet Zelensky In Moscow

  Speaking at the 10th Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he is ready to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, but only in Moscow. “If anyone truly wants to meet with us, we are ready. The best place is Moscow, the hero city. Security will be ensured, we give a 100% […]

Turkish Barber Converts Passenger Van To Mobile Barbershop

  In Eskişehir, 28-year-old barber Caner Yıldırım invested 1.25 million TL to convert a minibus into a solar-powered mobile barbershop. The vehicle offers full services, from haircuts and waxing to face masks, with systems for hot water, air conditioning, and waste collection. Yıldırım said he launched the project to save clients’ time after the pandemic, […]