Cat and Snake Standoff Caught on Camera in Türkiye

A tense encounter between a stray cat and a snake in Antalya, Türkiye was captured on mobile phone by a bystander. The incident took place at the entrance of a five-story apartment building. The cat noticed the snake near the entrance and began swatting at it with its paw. The snake attempted to defend itself […]

Iran’s Strikes Destroy Research Labs at Israeli University

  Ben Gurion University in Beersheba, Israel, reported that six of its research laboratories were destroyed and nine others damaged during Iran’s June 19 retaliatory missile strikes. The university said, “Years of work on medical and biological research have been lost,” and estimated damages in the tens or hundreds of millions of shekels. Classrooms, the […]

Erdoğan and Trump Meet Briefly at NATO Summit

The NATO Leaders Summit opened in The Hague, with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and US President Donald Trump exchanging a quick chat before the North Atlantic Council Meeting. NATO leaders were welcomed by Dutch PM Dick Schoof and Secretary General Mark Rutte. The summit is expected to approve a target of 5% of GDP for […]

NATO Summit Opens with Push for 5% Defense Spending

  The NATO Leaders’ Summit began in The Hague with leaders discussing plans to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP and address crises in Ukraine and the Middle East. President Erdoğan briefly met with US President Trump before the session. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte called the alliance the strongest in history and praised […]

Extreme Heat Claims 18 Lives in Japan

  Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency reported that 18 people died and 8,603 were hospitalized due to heat stroke between June 16–22. The elderly accounted for 61.8% of cases. Tokyo, Aichi, and Saitama saw the highest hospitalizations. On June 17, temperatures exceeded 35°C at 65 locations. Experts warn the heat will continue through late […]

Erdoğan Poses with NATO Leaders at Summit in The Hague

Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan took part in the family photo with NATO leaders during the summit in The Hague. Welcomed by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof, Erdoğan stood between British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. His visit follows a meeting with US President […]

Iran Halts IAEA Cooperation Over Nuclear Facility Security

Iran’s parliament approved a bill suspending cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) until the safety of its nuclear sites and scientists is guaranteed. The decision passed with 221 votes. Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf criticized the IAEA for failing to condemn recent attacks on Iran’s facilities. Lawmakers chanted anti-US and anti-Israel slogans after the […]

Landslide in Colombia Kills 10, Injures 15

  A deadly landslide struck Bello in Colombia’s Antioquia region, burying homes and vehicles. Governor Andrés Julián confirmed 10 dead and 15 injured. The Andes region is prone to such disasters, especially during the rainy season.

Building Collapses on Excavator During Demolition

  During a controlled demolition in Hatay, Türkiye, a 7-storey earthquake-damaged building collapsed onto a construction vehicle. The operator was injured and taken to hospital but is not in life-threatening condition. The incident, captured on a mobile phone, occurred during ongoing demolition and debris removal works in the quake-hit region.

Netanyahu Claims Victory Over Iran, Vows to Prevent Nuclear Revival

Following the Israel-Iran ceasefire, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared a “historic victory,” stating, “We have destroyed Iran’s nuclear program.” He warned that any attempt by Iran to restart enrichment would be met with force, and praised US President Donald Trump for his role. Despite Netanyahu’s claims, US and Israeli intelligence assessments suggest the strikes […]