Second LPG Tanker Explosion in Pakistan Kills One

  An LPG tanker explosion in Pakistan’s Punjab province has left one person dead and four injured, marking the second such incident in two days. The blast occurred in Dera Ghazi Khan after a fire broke out in three tankers at a station on the Indus Highway. Officials said a gas leak triggered the explosion, […]

Khamenei Warns Against US Talks and Hails Gaza Ceasefire

  Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei cautioned the government about engaging in negotiations with the US, claiming, “Behind the diplomatic smiles of the US lies hatred, hostility, and bad intentions.” Addressing diplomats from Islamic nations in Tehran on Miraj Night, Khamenei criticized the US for fostering a “colonial order” and exploiting nations for its […]

Clashes in Goma: 25 Killed

Clashes between the M23 rebel group and government forces in Goma, the capital of North Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of Congo, have resulted in 25 deaths and 375 injuries, according to civil society groups. Hospitals in Goma are overwhelmed, and bodies reportedly remain on the streets. The M23 group, backed by Rwanda and […]

Fog Forms Stunning Views in Ankara

  Morning fog in Ankara transformed the city into a picturesque landscape, with sunlight breaking through the mist creating postcard-like scenes. The high-altitude areas of Çankaya and Mamak were particularly enchanting, as golden hues from the rising sun illuminated fog-covered hills. Aerial drone footage captured the breathtaking visuals, showcasing the city’s natural beauty in a […]

Italy Transfers Migrants to Albania Under Bilateral Agreement

  An Italian navy ship, “Cassiopea,” delivered 49 irregular migrants to Albania’s Shengjin port as part of a bilateral agreement between Italy and Albania. The migrants, from Bangladesh, Egypt, Ivory Coast, and Gambia, were intercepted south of Lampedusa and are the third group sent to Albania under the arrangement. The five-year agreement, signed in November […]

Palestinians Return to Destruction in Northern Gaza

  As part of the ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement between Israel and Hamas, Israel withdrew from part of the Netzarim Corridor, allowing Palestinians to return to northern Gaza on January 25. Returning residents, many displaced for months, found widespread devastation in Al-Zahra. The city’s homes, infrastructure, schools, mosques, and universities were reduced to rubble […]

Over 300,000 Palestinians Return to Gaza’s North

  More than 300,000 Palestinians displaced by Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip have returned to their homes in the north following a ceasefire agreement. According to Gaza’s Media Office, people traveled from southern and central Gaza via Rashid and Salahuddin Streets to reach Gaza City and nearby areas. Om Muhammed, one of the returnees, […]

Ammunition Depots Seized After Assad Regime’s Overthrow

  Following the collapse of the Bashar Assad regime in Syria, large stockpiles of missiles, bombs, and mines prepared by regime forces were uncovered in Damascus. These weapons, reportedly intended for use against civilians, highlight the regime’s alleged crimes against humanity. Abu Vaheb, overseeing the seized arsenal, stated, “These mines were used by Assad, Hezbollah, […]