Türkiye’s Gaziantep Cuisine Shines During Ramadan

  Gaziantep, a UNESCO-listed gastronomy city, offers rich flavors for iftar and sahur during Ramadan. Traditional dishes like beyran, kelle paça, and kebabs, inherited from Ottoman cuisine, are in high demand. Locals and visitors enjoy hearty meals featuring meat stews, pastries, and the city’s signature dessert, baklava. Restaurant manager Ahmet Çadır highlighted the surge in […]

Thirteen Dead After Bus Veers Off Road in Bolivia

Thirteen people were killed and 20 injured when a passenger bus crash into a rock and veered off the road in the Potosi region in the South American country of Bolivia. According to the Bolivian traffic police, at least 127 people died and more than 200 were injured in traffic accidents that occurred in the […]

Hamas Welcomes Trump’s Statement on Gaza Displacement

Hamas spokesman Hazem Qasim said the group would welcome US President Donald Trump’s apparent withdrawal of support for the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza. Trump, responding to a journalist’s question at a White House press conference, stated, “No one is removing the Palestinians.” Hamas urged that this stance be reinforced by pressuring Israel to […]

Earthquake Injures 1 in Italy

An earthquake measuring 4.4 magnitude occurred at a depth of 3 kilometers in Pozzuoli at 01:25 local time and was felt in nearby cities in Italy, according to the Italian National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology. The strong tremors caused debris to fall onto the streets, causing damage to buildings and vehicles in Pozzuoli and […]

Türkiye’s Mut District to Host Butterfly Festival

  The first ‘Happy Butterflies Festival’ will take place on April 19 in Mut, Mersin, a region known for its rich butterfly diversity, ranking first in Türkiye and fourth in Europe. The festival, organized by local authorities and Mersin University, aims to promote the district’s biodiversity. Activities will include a butterfly exhibition, concerts, local cuisine, […]

Protests in Argentina Turn Violent Over Milei’s Austerity Policies

  Thousands of retirees and football fans protested President Javier Milei’s budget cuts in Buenos Aires, clashing with police. Demonstrators threw stones, fireworks, and sound bombs, prompting police to respond with tear gas and water cannons. At least 20 people were injured, and over 100 were arrested. Protesters set patrol cars and trash cans on […]

Turkish Red Crescent Delivers Aid to Syrians in Idlib

  The Turkish Red Crescent visited the Al Shami Disabled Camp in Idlib, Syria, distributing aid packages as part of its Ramadan humanitarian campaign. Red Crescent President Fatma Meriç Yılmaz joined Syrians for iftar. The organization plans to deliver aid worth 135 million lira to over 345,000 people in Idlib, including food packages, iftar meals, […]

Duterte Transferred to ICC for Crimes Against Humanity Trial

  Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has been taken to The Hague, Netherlands, to stand trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges of crimes against humanity related to his war on drugs. Duterte was detained at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport upon his return from Hong Kong, following an ICC request. The court […]

Canada Imposes 25 Percent Tariff on US Goods Worth $29.8 CAD

Canadian ministers announced at a joint press conference regarding retaliation against the US yesterday that an additional 25 percent tariff will be imposed on various products worth 29.8 billion Canadian dollars imported from the US as of 00:01 local time tonight. Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Finance, stated that the Canadian government may impose additional tariffs […]