Severe storms and tornadoes have devastated central and southern US states since Friday, killing at least 42 people and injuring dozens. The storms triggered tornadoes, wildfires, and dust storms, causing widespread destruction. Missouri recorded the highest toll with 13 deaths, including a man killed while sleeping. Mississippi saw six fatalities, leaving over 200 people […]
A Lanhsa Airlines plane crashed into the sea shortly after takeoff from Roatan Island, Honduras, killing 12 people, including musician Aurelio Martinez Suazo. The aircraft, carrying 18 people, was en route to La Ceiba when it went down near the Caribbean coast. Rescue teams recovered five survivors, while one person remains missing. Initial investigations […]
The 9th Brussels Conference on Syria secured nearly €6 billion in aid for the war-torn country, with the Syrian side attending for the first time. The European Commission confirmed €4.2 billion in grants and €1.6 billion in low-interest loans. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced an increase in EU aid to €2.5 billion […]
The Gaza Government Media Office announced that Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip have killed 322 Palestinians, with hundreds more injured. Officials warned that the death toll could rise as many bodies remain unrecovered due to fuel shortages and difficult conditions. The majority of those killed were women, children, and the elderly, with some […]
Protests continue in Kočani, North Macedonia, following a nightclub fire that killed 59 people. Demonstrators, demanding justice, vandalized the Kočani Municipality building and attacked a cafe allegedly owned by the nightclub’s owner. Authorities have detained 14 people in connection with the fire. Interior Minister Pance Toshkovski reported that 45 of the 150 injured remain in […]
The Çanakkale War Mobile Museum, showcasing artifacts and digital displays from the historic battle, has drawn significant attention in Prizren, Kosovo. Organized by Türkiye’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the traveling exhibition aims to keep the spirit of Çanakkale alive, particularly among Turkish communities in the Balkans. Turkish students from Çiryazi Kardeşler Primary School visited […]
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas criticized Russia’s ceasefire conditions for Ukraine, stating they reveal Moscow’s unwillingness to end the conflict. Speaking ahead of the EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Brussels, Kallas said the proposed terms align with Russia’s wartime objectives rather than genuine peace efforts. She also addressed Middle East tensions, expressing EU […]
Dramatic FPV drone footage of Mount Etna’s recent eruption in southern Italy has mesmerized viewers, while a daring tour guide skiing near the lava added to the spectacle. Drone pilot Josh Turner, 26, climbed to 3,100 meters to film the eruption, navigating high winds and flying lava. His footage, taken at sunset, showcases a […]
The “Göbeklitepe: The Mystery of a Sacred Place” exhibition at the Colosseum in Rome has attracted 5 million visitors since opening on October 24, 2024. Türkiye’s Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy highlighted the exhibition’s success, emphasizing its role in showcasing Göbeklitepe’s 11,000-year-old history through replicas, multimedia content, and virtual tours. The event, […]
US President Donald Trump deported hundreds of Venezuelan gang members to high-security prisons in El Salvador, despite a court order blocking the move. Trump accused President Joe Biden and the Democrats of allowing criminals into the US, thanking El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele for accepting them. A federal judge ruled that the deportations should be […]