M23 Rebels Capture Goma in DRC

The M23 rebel group, allegedly backed by Rwanda, has taken control of Goma in eastern DRC after heavy clashes with the army. The UN evacuated peacekeepers and urged Rwanda to withdraw support for the rebels. The group claims to protect Tutsis, but is accused of exploiting the region’s resources. Global calls for peace intensify as […]

LPG Tanker Explosion Kills 6 in Pakistan

An LPG tanker explosion in Multan, Punjab, Pakistan, killed six people and injured 30, including 13 in critical condition. The blast, which occurred in the industrial zone, caused significant damage to vehicles and buildings, while also claiming the lives of many cattle. Rescue teams extinguished the fire after hours of effort. Police officer Sadiq Ali […]

Hostage Deal Enables Gazans to Return North

  Israel and Hamas reached an agreement to resolve a hostage crisis, mediated by Qatar and Egypt. Hamas agreed to release Israeli hostage Arbel Yehud, along with two others, prompting Israel to allow displaced Palestinians to return to northern Gaza. Hamas confirmed the release of Yehud, soldier Agam Berger, and another hostage as part of […]

Thousands Protest Deadly Train Crash in Greece

  Thousands gathered in Athens to protest the 2023 train accident in Tempi, which killed 57 people. Organized by the Tempi Accident Victims’ Relatives Association and supported by unions and civil groups, approximately 50,000 demonstrators called for justice and accountability. Protesters carried signs reading “We will not forget” and chanted, “They talk about profit and […]

Massive Crowds Gather at Kaaba for Miraj Night

  Hundreds of thousands of Muslims gathered at the Kaaba in Mecca to mark the sacred Miraj Night. Worshippers performed tawaf and prayers following the night prayer at Masjid al-Haram, filling the holy site with devotion. Many sought to touch the Kaaba and the Black Stone, symbolizing their deep spiritual connection on this significant night.

Erciyes Ski Resort Hosts Thousands Over Weekend

Erciyes Ski Resort, Türkiye’s one of the most important ski resorts, hosted thousands of local and foreign ski enthusiasts over the weekend. “Kayseri is perfect; the ski resort is perfect; everything is perfect. We are pleased. We recommend Erciyes Ski Resort to everyone,” said a visitor named Murat Çetinkaya. “I came from Ankara with my […]

Türkiye’s Antalya Enjoys Warm Weather Amid January

In Antalya, the tourist city of Türkiye that defies winter, locals and foreigners continue to swim in the sea, which was measured at 19 degrees, and spend time on and around the city’s globally popular beaches in mid-January. “We came from Ankara for the match. After the cold weather in Ankara, it would be unacceptable […]

Ankara’s Lush Green Forests Meet Snow and Fog

The snowy forests in the Çamlıdere district of Ankara, the capital of Türkiye, offered postcard-worthy views together with the mysterious atmosphere created by the fog this morning. Vahit Aldı – Ömer Melih Demirbaş – Gürkan Sayın

Agriculture Restarts in Syrian After Assad Regime’s Fall

Syrians began to produce in arable lands to resurrect the agricultural sector while the normalization process continues throughout the country after the overthrow of the Assad regime. “The Assad regime left us with nothing here. They took everything; even the trees were cut down. Now we are replanting. They used the trees here for heating. […]