Snow Transforms Cappadocia into a Winter Wonderland

  Heavy snowfall has blanketed the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia, creating breathtaking views in the UNESCO-listed region. Known for its unique landscapes, Cappadocia attracts over four million visitors annually and takes on a striking beauty in every season. Drone footage captured the snow-covered formations, offering postcard-like images of the popular tourist destination.     Asım […]

Passenger Train Collides with Truck in Germany: 1 Dead

A truck carrying steel rails in Hamburg, Germany, failed to cross a level crossing in time due to the heavy load and collided with a train carrying at least 250 passengers, killing a 55-year-old passenger and injuring 25 more people, some of whom were taken to the hospital by helicopter. A 103-person fire department and […]

US Court Approves Extradition of Tok and Cihantimur to Türkiye

A US federal court in Boston has ruled to extradite Timur Cihantimur and his mother, Eylem Tok, to Türkiye. Cihantimur, who caused the death of Oğuz Murat Aci and injured four others in Istanbul while driving without a license, fled to the US with his mother. The court decision has been sent to the US […]

Italian Police Detains 181 Sicilian Mafia

Italian police detained 181 people in a large-scale operation against the Cosa Nostra criminal organization, also known as the “Sicilian Mafia,” in the Italian city of Palermo. The suspects were accused of various crimes, including drug trafficking, attempted murder, extortion, illegal gambling and illegal possession of firearms. The police stated that additional arrest warrants were […]

Trump Grants Musk Authority Over Government Layoffs

US President Donald Trump signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to consult with the Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk, to oversee layoffs and hiring limits. The move aims to cut government spending. At the signing ceremony, Musk said the reforms reflect the public’s demand for change. Trump defended the decision, criticizing […]

Snow Disrupts Education in Parts of Istanbul

The Istanbul Governor’s Office announced that snowfall affecting the city’s northern districts has led to a one-day suspension of education in Başakşehir, Beylikdüzü, Esenyurt, Sultangazi, Beykoz, Avcılar, and Arnavutköy. Authorities stated that snowfall is not impacting the southern and central districts, so citywide school closures are not necessary. Local health boards were given the authority […]

Erdoğan Welcomed with Cannon Fire in Indonesia

After completing his visit to Malaysia, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan arrived in Jakarta, Indonesia, as part of his tour. He was welcomed at Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, with cannon fire marking his arrival. Banners and digital screens displaying “Welcome to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan” were placed along the protocol […]

Palestinians Set Up Tents Amid Destroyed Homes in Gaza

Palestinians returning to the Gaza Strip after the January 19 ceasefire have found their homes reduced to rubble. Many families have set up tents beside the ruins, struggling to rebuild their lives. Alam Al-Sarsawi, a resident of al-Zahraa, described his shock at the destruction. “I returned to my city, the most beautiful place in the […]

Snow Covers Başakşehir National Garden in Istanbul

  Intermittent snowfall blanketed Başakşehir National Garden in Istanbul, creating a stunning winter scene. Aerial footage captured the Turkish flag waving among the snow, offering a striking visual. The snowfall followed warnings from the General Directorate of Meteorology and affected many parts of the city.