Protesters in South Korea Demand Approval of Hamas-Israel Ceasefire Deal

Members of pro-Palestinian group Action4Palestine Korea held a rally with placards in front of the Israeli embassy in Seoul, South Korea, to demand the ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel be approved by the Israeli government. The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office announced yesterday that the cabinet meeting to approve the ceasefire deal had been postponed, […]

Turkish Artist Builds Hagia Sophia with 120,000 Nails in Nine Months

  Turkish philography artist Mustafa Baştan has completed a striking depiction of the Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque using 120,000 nails over nine months. The 47-year-old artist, who began practicing philography 15 years ago, relocated from Ankara to Istanbul to bring his vision to life. Baştan’s artwork, weighing approximately 150 kilograms, showcases the intricate craft of […]

Istanbul Counterfeit Alcohol Death Toll Rises to 38

The death toll from counterfeit alcohol poisoning in Istanbul has climbed to 38, with 88 individuals affected. Hospitals across districts, including Güngören, Beyoğlu, Bakırköy, and Başakşehir, have treated those poisoned. Currently, 27 patients remain in intensive care as medical teams work to stabilize their condition. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely as the crisis […]

Israel Resumes Attacks Despite Ceasefire Deal

The Israeli army, which has been continuing its massacres in the Gaza Strip despite agreeing on a ceasefire with Hamas, has killed 101 Palestinians, including 27 children and injured 264 more with its attacks since the ceasefire was announced, according to the civil defense sources in the Gaza Strip. A ceasefire deal that would take […]

Bird Feathers Found in Engines of Plane Crashed in South Korea

Investigations into the plane crash that killed 179 people at Muan International Airport in South Korea have revealed evidence that the plane had been struck by a bird before the crash. A source close to the investigation told the press that bird feathers and blood were found in both engines of the plane. It was […]

Syria Lifts Ban on Second-Hand Goods After Baath Regime Overthrow

  Following the fall of Syria’s 61-year Baath regime, the ban on selling second-hand goods, enforced during Hafez al-Assad’s rule, has been lifted. Street vendors and citizens have begun trading on Damascus’s bustling streets, a significant shift from the restrictions of the past. Citizens expressed relief over the normalization, noting that selling second-hand items was […]

Exploring Taiwan’s Ceramic Craft and Innovation

Taiwan, an island that blends traditional Chinese heritage with modern influences, has long been a cradle of exceptional ceramic craftsmanship. From ancient techniques brought by early settlers to contemporary innovations, the ceramic culture in Taiwan is rich, diverse, and reflective of the island’s dynamic cultural evolution. The origins of Taiwanese ceramics can be traced back […]

SpaceX Starship Test Ends in Disintegration

  SpaceX’s Starship rocket, designed for carrying cargo and people, disintegrated eight minutes after liftoff during a test flight. The rocket was launched from the Starbase facility in Texas. While the upper stage disintegrated, the “Super Heavy” booster section successfully returned to the launch pad. SpaceX Communications Manager Dan Huot confirmed an anomaly in the […]

Forest Fire in Japan: Nearby Nursing Home Evacuated

A fire broke out in a forested area near residential areas in the city of Etajima in Hiroshima Prefecture at around 09:40 local time. A hundred and fifty people at a nursing home near the area were reportedly evacuated for safety reasons. Authorities reported that the area was within the boundaries of a firing range […]