Turkish Carpets Laid at Umayyad Mosque in Damascus

A delegation from Türkiye, including Gaziantep Metropolitan Mayor Fatma Şahin and İlim Yayma Foundation Chairman Bilal Erdoğan, participated in laying 5,500 square meters of newly woven carpets at the historic Umayyad Mosque in Damascus. The carpets, made by Gaziantep weavers, were produced in a short time with a special design approved by both sides. Mayor […]

Avalanche in India Kills 8, 46 Workers Rescued

  A 60-hour rescue operation in India’s Uttarakhand state has concluded after an avalanche buried workers in the Himalayas. Rescue teams, using drones and helicopters, located steel containers where 54 workers were trapped. The Indian army confirmed that 46 workers were pulled out alive, while eight were found dead. Survivors were taken to hospitals for […]

Gas Tanker Explosion Kills Syrian Mother in Lebanon

A gas tanker explosion at a station in Akkar, Lebanon, killed a Syrian woman and her three children, while another child was injured. . cialis sin receta Authorities attributed the blast to a gas leak. Lebanese Red Cross teams transferred the victims and the injured to nearby hospitals as investigations continue.  

Massive Forest Fire in Japan Forces Evacuations

A forest fire in Ofunato, Japan, has been burning for six days, destroying at least 2,100 hectares of land and forcing 1,197 people into temporary shelters. The fire, which began on February 26 in Iwate Prefecture, spread to residential areas, prompting evacuation warnings for 4,596 residents. Firefighters from 14 prefectures, along with Japan’s Self-Defense Forces, […]

Muslims Hold Iftar and Prayers in Times Square

  Hundreds of Muslims gathered in New York’s Times Square to break their fast and perform tarawih prayers as Ramadan began, despite freezing temperatures. Before the prayer, participants voiced support for Palestine, chanting “Free Palestine” and condemning Israeli attacks on Gaza. Speakers emphasized Islam’s message of tolerance and unity while calling the violence in Gaza […]

Gazans Break Fast Amid Rubble as Ramadan Begins

As Ramadan begins, Gazans are observing iftar among the ruins of their homes destroyed by Israeli attacks. In Zahra, southwest Gaza, Asaad Dukhan and his family broke their fast in front of their demolished house, struggling to access food and water. Dukhan described the dire conditions, walking long distances to find basic supplies as prices […]

Death Toll in Gaza Rises to 48,342

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that 4 dead bodies and 6 injured people were brought to hospitals in the Gaza Strip since the morning hours. The ministry also stated that the number of killed people has exceeded 116 and the number of injured people has exceeded 490 since the ceasefire with Israel came into […]

“Blue Ghost” Spacecraft Launched from US Lands on Moon

After orbiting around it for about 2 weeks, the Blue Ghost spacecraft, launched by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and a private aviation company called Firefly Aerospace on January 15, landed on the surface of the Moon at 11:34 today. Firefly Aerospace became the first private company in history to successfully land on […]

Hundreds Flock to Beaches in Antalya in March

Many people flocked to the beaches of Antalya in Türkiye following the increase in air temperatures with the arrival of March. “I love swimming, and that’s why swimmers love Antalya the most. Moreover, since I am a racer, I do my training here. Nothing can replace the sea. The weather is nice, and the sea […]