Abdurrahman Ehşeni, a 13-year-old Syrian kickboxer, returned to his homeland from Türkiye through the Cilvegözü Border Gate, carrying the belt he won in an international tournament. After fleeing the war in Syria, Abdurrahman and his father, a kickboxing trainer, lived in Bursa for years, where he trained and finished second in the Kickboxing World Championship. […]
Çamlık National Park in Yozgat, Türkiye’s first national park, transformed into a stunning landscape under a blanket of spring snow. The snow-covered trees and reflective pond created a peaceful and mesmerizing scene, showcasing the park’s year-round beauty. Visitors admired the serene atmosphere as sunlight glistened on the snow-laden branches.
At least 21 Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza overnight, bringing the death toll to 700 since attacks resumed last week, according to Palestinian health officials. In Gaza City’s Shujaiya neighborhood, a strike at 3:30 a.m. killed seven people, including the son of Ibtisam al-Saifi, who described families trapped under rubble with no […]
The Levent Close Air Defense Missile System, developed by Türkiye’s Roketsan, has successfully completed another test firing. Designed to counter aircraft, helicopters, and UAVs threatening naval elements, Levent features high maneuverability, electronic warfare resistance, and all-weather operational capability. With an 11-kilometer range, the system can neutralize guided missiles and is equipped with radar and electro-optical […]
A minibus plunged 120 meters off a cliff in Santiago, Nuevo Leon, northern Mexico, killing 12 people and injuring four. The vehicle caught fire upon impact, igniting a forest fire. A helicopter was deployed to contain the flames. Santiago Mayor David de la Peña said an initial investigation pointed to mechanical failure as the cause. […]
Wildfires in North and South Carolina have burned over 4,000 acres, prompting evacuation orders and emergency declarations. In North Carolina’s Polk County, the Black Cove and Deep Woods fires remain uncontrolled, while the Fish Hook fire is 50% contained. A “Code Red” air quality warning has been issued. In South Carolina, the Table Rock fire […]
Palestinians displaced by Israeli attacks in Gaza are living in makeshift tents among the ruins of the Islamic University of Gaza. They face severe shortages of food, clean water, and fuel due to the Israeli blockade. Since March 18, Israeli attacks have killed 673 people and injured 1,233. The death toll since October 7, 2023, […]
An Israeli airstrike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, has killed five people. The Gaza Health Ministry reported that Israeli warplanes targeted the hospital’s surgical department. Palestinian officials stated the strike targeted a Hamas official, and Hamas confirmed the death of political bureau member Ismail Barhoum. Israel claimed the attack was based on […]
Forest fires in Japan’s Okayama and Ehime prefectures have scorched 355 hectares, prompting evacuation warnings for 893 residents. Strong winds and dry conditions fueled the spread, damaging at least six structures. Authorities suspended some train services and closed highways as the Japan Self-Defense Forces (SDF) were deployed to assist firefighting efforts. The battle against the […]
Pope Francis, the spiritual leader of Catholics, was discharged from Gemelli Hospital in the capital Rome, where he was admitted on February 14 with a diagnosis of “acute respiratory failure.” Minutes before setting out to the Vatican with a motorcade, the Catholic leader greeted the crowd waiting for him outside and expressed his gratitude from […]