SOLOTURK’s Rehearsal Flight Dazzles

Turkish aerobatic demonstration team SOLOTURK, affiliated with the Air Forces Command, rehearsed in the skies of Fethiye, Muğla, before the demonstration flight to be held tomorrow for the commemoration of Martyr Captain Aviator Fethi Bey on the 111th anniversary of his death, impressing the audience with its magnificent maneuvers.

Türkiye’s Terme District Dazzles in Winter

The snowfall that has been continuing for 5 days has covered the Terme district of Samsun province in Türkiye in a white blanket, forming dazzling landscapes. “Snow suits our Terme very well. It has a peaceful and impressive view with the unique touch of snow,” Terme Mayor Şenol Kul said in a post where he […]

Azerbaijan Commemorates Khojaly Massacre Victims

  Azerbaijan held a commemoration ceremony in Baku for the 613 victims of the Khojaly Massacre, carried out by Armenian forces on February 26, 1992. President Ilham Aliyev, government officials, and citizens paid tribute at the Khojaly Monument, laying carnations and observing a moment of silence. Turkish Ambassador to Baku, Birol Akgün, condemned the massacre, […]

Iran’s Verzene Desert Awaits Adventure Seekers

The Verzene Desert near Isfahan in Iran offers unforgettable moments to nature and adventure lovers with its beautiful sand dunes, stunning sunset landscapes and various activities such as camel and ATV rides and traditional desert camping. Desert tourism in Iran, especially in the southern and eastern regions of the country, has started to make a […]

Snow Paralyzes Life in Kastamonu

Heavy snowfall in Kastamonu’s Küre district has exceeded 2 meters, bringing daily life to a standstill. With roads blocked and vehicles buried, authorities have begun removing snow with trucks to clear the area. Residents are struggling to clear roofs to prevent collapses, while meters-long icicles have formed on buildings. An indoor astroturf pitch caved in […]

Honduran President’s Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing

  A helicopter carrying Honduran President Xiomara Castro was forced to make an emergency landing in a mountainous area near Santa Cruz de Yojoa due to heavy fog. Castro and her entourage safely exited the aircraft. She later stated, “The weather was very cloudy, and we tried to return to San Pedro. Thank God, we […]

Eighteen Dead, Scores Injured After Bus Overturns on Thai Mountain

A bus carrying 49 people, including the driver,  veered off the road during a business trip, and fell several meters down a slope on Khao Thone Mountain in the Prachinburi region of Thailand, killing 18 people and injuring 31 others. According to Thai police, the bus’ brakes failed and the driver lost control of the vehicle […]

Forest Fire in Japan Forces Evacuations

  A forest fire in Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture, has damaged homes and prompted evacuation warnings for 2,114 residents. Fire crews are battling the flames as authorities work to prevent further spread. The blaze has disrupted daily life, causing power outages in over 200 households and leading to school closures. Officials have set up a crisis […]

Rental Prices Drop in Southern Türkiye as Syrians Return

  Rental prices in Reyhanlı, Hatay, have significantly decreased as Syrians continue returning to their country following the fall of the Baath regime. The district, once a key refuge for migrants, saw rents peak after the earthquake but is now experiencing a surplus of vacant properties. Real estate agent Sedat Sekin noted that rental prices, […]

Streets in Chile Plunged Into Darkness due to Power Outage

A power outage in 14 of Chile’s 16 regions due to a transmission line failure in the north has brought life to a standstill. The Chilean government declared a state of emergency, imposed a curfew from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. local time and deployed armed forces to the affected areas to ensure security. Chile’s […]