Stunning Crescent Moon Mesmerizes Türkiye’s Hakkari

  A brilliant crescent moon glowing in white and red has been captivating residents of Hakkari’s Yüksekova, Türkiye, for three consecutive nights. Locals rushed to their balconies and hillsides to photograph the striking lunar view. “There’s a beautiful crescent moon in the skies of Yüksekova,” said resident Mervan Tekin. “It’s absolutely breathtaking. I wish this […]

Russian Strike Kills 6 in Kyiv, Dozens Injured

  At least six people, including a child, were killed and 82 injured in a Russian missile and drone strike on Kyiv, Ukraine. The attack damaged over 100 structures, including homes, schools, and hospitals. President Zelenskyy urged Western allies to act, stating, “Peace is impossible without force.” Despite U.S. warnings, Russian strikes on civilian areas […]

F-35 Fighter Jet Crashes in California, Pilot Survives

An F-35 fighter jet crashed near Lemoore Naval Air Station in California, USA. The pilot ejected safely and survived. Emergency teams responded to the scene. This marks the second F-35 crash in 2025, following a January incident in Alaska. The cause is under investigation.

Canada to Recognize Palestinian State at UN in September

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will recognize the State of Palestine during the 80th UN General Assembly in September 2025. Citing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the need to preserve the two-state solution, Carney emphasized that peace and security for both Palestinians and Israelis require mutual recognition. He reaffirmed Canada’s support […]

US Imposes Major Sanctions on Iran-Linked Shipping Network

The US Treasury has sanctioned over 115 individuals, entities, and vessels tied to Iran, mainly targeting the oil smuggling network led by Mohammad Hossein Shamkhani, son of a senior adviser to Ayatollah Khamenei. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called it the most significant move since 2018, accusing the network of financing Iran’s global activities with billions […]

Australia’s First Orbital Rocket Crashes After 14 Seconds

  Australia’s first domestically built orbital rocket, Eris, crashed just 14 seconds after launch from Bowen Spaceport in Queensland. Despite the failure, manufacturer Gilmour Space called it a key milestone for the country’s space ambitions. CEO Adam Gilmour said, “I would’ve liked a longer flight, but I’m happy with the attempt.”

Lush Garden Survives Massive Forest Fire in Türkiye’s Bursa

  A devastating forest fire in Türkiye’s Bursa province reduced 100 hectares to ash, but one garden in Gürsu’s Karahıdır village remained untouched. Despite the destruction, Halil Kiraz’s 25-acre nectar orchard stood green and intact. Kiraz credited his drip irrigation system, firebreak road, regular maintenance, and almsgiving: “Everything turned to ash, but my garden remained […]

Japan Lifts Tsunami Warnings After Russia Quake

Japan lifted tsunami warnings triggered by the 8.8 magnitude quake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. Over 2 million people were urged to evacuate across 21 prefectures. Minor waves up to 1.3 meters were recorded. Transport and postal services were disrupted as a precaution. Authorities still advise coastal residents to stay alert.

Typhoon Wipha Kills 7 in Thailand, 4 in Laos

Typhoon Wipha has killed at least 7 and injured 143 in Thailand, triggering floods and landslides across 33 provinces. The Thai army joined rescue efforts, using drones and mobile medical units. In neighboring Laos, 4 people died and 4 remain missing. Over 15,000 families were affected in both countries

Russia Issues Tsunami Alert After Biggest Quake Since 1952

  An 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, triggering a tsunami warning across the Pacific coast. Officials reported over 50 aftershocks and minor building damage. No casualties were recorded. Tsunami waves reached up to 4 meters, flooding parts of Severo-Kurilsk port. Authorities evacuated 2,700 residents, and emergency measures remain in place.