Thief Hides 3 Days in Mall Vent After Robbery in Türkiye

A thief who had been wanted since he broke into a shopping mall in the Kalbir district of Adana, Türkiye, through the ventilation system on the night of February 2nd and stole 3 kilograms of gold and 100,000 Turkish liras from a jeweler was found to have been waiting in the ventilation shaft of the […]

Turkish Aviation Martyrs’ Graves in Damascus Draw Visitors

  The graves of Turkish aviation pioneers Pilot Captain Fethi, First Lieutenant Sadık, and First Lieutenant Nuri, who lost their lives in 1914 during a historic flight from Istanbul to Cairo, continue to attract visitors in Damascus, Syria. Buried near the Tomb of Saladin behind the Umayyad Mosque, the martyrs’ resting place has seen increased […]

US Sends 10 ‘Criminal’ Immigrants to Guantanamo Bay

The US Department of Homeland Security announced that 10 members of the Venezuelan “Tren de Aragua” gang were sent to Guantanamo Bay in Cuba via a flight from Texas. It was added that the detainees who arrived at Guantanamo Bay will not be placed in the same place as the current detainees at Guantanamo prison, […]

Historic Safranbolu Houses Captured in Winter

  The UNESCO-listed Safranbolu district in Karabük, Türkiye, is mildly blanketed in snow following snowfall. Ottoman-era inns, mosques, and mansions formed postcard-worthy scenes. Meanwhile, Karabük’s Keltepe Ski Resort, located 2,000 meters above sea level, also received fresh snowfall, enhancing winter tourism in the region.  

One Killed, 5 Injured in Warehouse Attack in Ohio, US

One person was reportedly killed while five more were injured in a gun attack in a cosmetics brand warehouse in New Albany, Ohio, USA. Following the incident, all employees at the warehouse were evacuated, and a large number of police were dispatched to the scene. Police stated that the identity of the attacker was determined […]

313 Dead in Six Plane Crashes Worldwide

  A total of 313 people have died in six plane crashes across the world in the last two months, raising concerns over aviation safety. The incidents, involving passenger planes and private jets, occurred in South Korea, Kazakhstan, South Sudan, Venezuela, and the USA. The deadliest crash took place in South Korea on December 29, […]

Bus Crashes Into Truck in Türkiye: 1 Dead, 16 Injured

A bus going from Istanbul to Giresun in Türkiye lost control and crashed into a parked truck loaded with goods in Samsun, killing the bus driver and injuring 16 passengers. The injured were taken to various hospitals in Samsun by ambulance and treated. “I was going from Istanbul to Giresun to a funeral. I was […]

Palestine-Türkiye Hospital Left Destroyed By Israel

  Following Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza under the January 19 ceasefire, the Palestine-Türkiye Friendship Hospital was found severely damaged, burned, and covered with Hebrew graffiti. The hospital, built by Türkiye to treat cancer patients, had been used as a military base by Israeli forces during the months-long offensive. Israel’s attacks on Gaza, which began on […]

Türkiye’s Mount Ağrı Dazzles After Snowfall

Mount Ağrı, which draws the attention of nature lovers with its magnificent appearance in all four seasons, has been covered with snow, offering a fascinating view with the lush Iğdır plain and clear sky. Mount Ağrı, with a height of 5,137 meters, is the highest mountain in Türkiye and Europe.   Ercan Tunç

Syrian Pound Strengthens After Regime Collapse

  The Syrian Pound has gained value against the US dollar following the fall of the Assad regime, easing economic conditions in the country. With the foreign exchange ban lifted, money changers in Damascus are openly trading dollars and Turkish lira as Syrians returning from abroad exchange their savings. Street money changer Ahmed Muhammed noted […]