Fog Cloud Engulfs Türkiye’s Kırıkkale

Türkiye’s Kırıkkale, which has natural and cultural attractions such as the Kızılırmak River, Seljuk-era Çeşnigir Bridge, surrounding canyon and 1,744 meters high Dinek Mountain, was engulfed by a dense layer of fog. The fascinating view that formed once again revealed the city’s natural and historical beauties.   Hasan Ay

Syrian Children Play Football Amid War Ruins

  In Damascus’s Tadamon neighborhood, devastated by the Assad regime’s bombardments, children have reclaimed a rubble-covered football field as their playground. Families returning to the area after years cleared the debris to provide a space for their children to play. “We have nowhere else to play football,” said Ibrahim Al Ibrahim, a young player aspiring […]

Thirteen Die in Russian Shelling on Zaporizhzhia

Russia carried out an airstrike near a tram stop in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia yesterday, causing fire in a building and destroying several cars. According to the local military administration, at least 13 people were killed and 32 others injured.  

California Wildfires Claim Lives and Devastate Homes

  Wildfires in California’s Los Angeles County have claimed five lives and destroyed 1,500 structures, including multimillion-dollar homes. High winds fueled the flames, spreading across 17,234 acres in Pacific Palisades and affecting other areas such as Altadena and the Hollywood Hills. Over 100,000 residents, including celebrities like Jamie Lee Curtis and Mandy Moore, were evacuated. […]

Yeşilyurt: A Historic Gem in Kayseri

  The Yeşilyurt neighborhood, locally known as Mancusun, in the Melikgazi district of Kayseri, Türkiye, is a treasure trove of history. Renowned for its stone houses, narrow streets, birdhouses, and underground cities, the area reflects the region’s rich cultural heritage. Located on the Kayseri-Sivas road, Yeşilyurt features stone structures with inscriptions from the 1950s, patterned […]

Stampede Occurs at Free Ticket Line in India: 6 Dead

A stampede broke out in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India, on January 10, when 4,000 people queued up in front of a ticket booth to get free tickets to a 2,000-year-old temple during the Hindu holiday. According to initial reports, 6 people were killed and dozens were injured. Some in the crowd had been waiting since […]

Armed Group Heading Presidential Palace in Chad Neutralized

A group of armed attackers heading towards the Presidential Palace in Encemine, the capital of Chad, were neutralized by security forces yesterday after some gunshots were heard nearby. More than one of the attackers, described by the Chadian press as Boko Haram militants, were killed, while others were captured alive. “I am currently in the […]

Five Killed in California Wildfires

Five people were reported dead in the ongoing wildfires, which have also damaged over 1,100 structures in the US state of California. Due to the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, many districts have suspended school. At least 19 out of 80 school districts were affected by the decisions to suspend school. Local media reported yesterday […]

Blinken: Ceasefire in Gaza Near

  US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that a ceasefire and hostage agreement in the Gaza Strip is “very close,” though it may not be finalized before the Biden administration ends on January 20. Speaking at a joint press conference in Paris with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot, Blinken expressed optimism about reaching the […]

Elephant Attacks Injure 17 at Indian Festival

An elephant decorated for the Puthiyangadi Festival in Malappuram, Kerala, attacked attendees, leaving 17 injured, including one in critical condition. The elephant, named Pakkathu Sreekuttan, was brought under control after a chaotic scene. Video footage captured by bystanders showed the elephant lifting a person and throwing them to the ground. The injured were taken to […]