At least 10 Palestinians were killed, and many others injured in an Israeli drone strike on a tent in the al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis, Gaza. Local sources report that the attack targeted civilians in a region previously designated as a “safe zone” by Israeli authorities, intended to shelter those displaced by the ongoing conflict. […]
The Ayios Nikolaos Church in Istanbul’s Topkapı district, originally built in honor of St. Nicholas, was restored during Sultan Mahmud II’s reign thanks to donations from the local Muslim community. Historian Zafer Bilgi highlighted the collaborative restoration effort led by the Gazi Ahmet Pasha Mosque congregation, noting, “The Ottomans preserved ethnic diversity in Istanbul […]
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan arrived in Saudi Arabia to participate in the Extraordinary Joint Summit of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and the Arab League. Upon arrival at King Khalid International Airport, Erdoğan was welcomed before proceeding to the summit venue, where he joined other leaders for a group photo alongside Qatari Emir […]
The 29th UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) has opened in Baku, Azerbaijan, focusing on urgent actions to address the climate crisis under the theme “Uniting for a Green World.” COP28 President Sultan Al Jaber, speaking at the summit’s opening, emphasized the need for decisive action, urging, “Our actions must be stronger than our words.” […]
A flock of protected wild goats was spotted in the center of Çemişgezek district in Türkiye’s Tunceli province, where they were seen grazing calmly before returning to the mountains. The population of these wild goats has noticeably increased, attributed to conservation efforts and local community support in Tunceli.
Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader Shigeru Ishiba has been elected as Japan’s 103rd prime minister after a second-round vote in the House of Representatives. This followed Japan’s October 28 general election, with the 465-seat House convening today. For the first time in 30 years, the vote went to a second round, as no candidate […]
Russian attacks on Ukraine’s Mykolaiv and Zaporizhia regions overnight left 5 dead and 19 injured, including 5 children aged 4 to 17. In Zaporizhia, anti-aircraft missiles partially collapsed a two-story building and damaged a nearby dormitory and vehicle. Four of the fatalities were in Mykolaiv and one in Zaporizhia. In response, Ukraine raised its […]
Typhoon Toraji made landfall in the Philippines today, prompting evacuation orders for 2,500 villages. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) reported winds up to 130 km/h as the storm struck near Dilasag in Aurora. Flights, ferries, and schools in affected areas were canceled or closed, with extensive material damage captured on […]
Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence Directorate (DIU) has released audio recordings of North Korean soldiers stationed in Russia’s Kursk region, reportedly fighting against Ukraine. The recordings reveal the soldiers using coded military terms like “Seal 1” and “Seal 2” for signal control, with one soldier instructing another to “Wait.” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy recently confirmed that Ukrainian […]
Amsterdam police detained more than 100 protesters in a pro-Palestine demonstration at Dam Square following clashes before and after the Ajax vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv match on November 7. Protesters voiced frustration over Israeli fans inciting violence and blamed Palestinians, with incidents framed as “anti-Semitism.” Amid a ban on demonstrations, police intervened forcefully, resulting […]