A highway bridge under construction on the Seoul-Sejong Expressway collapsed near Cheonan, South Korea, killing three workers and injuring five others. The incident occurred around 09:50 local time when five 50-meter-high support beams gave way, trapping workers beneath the debris. Rescue teams rushed to the site, recovering the victims and assisting the injured. Authorities have […]
The Russia-Ukraine war, which began on February 24, 2022, has entered its third year, with over 40,000 civilian deaths and millions displaced. Russia now occupies 20 percent of Ukraine, having gained more than 4,000 square kilometers in the past year. Key developments in the last year include Ukraine’s brief seizure of Russia’s Kursk region, […]
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a new €3.5 billion aid package for Ukraine in March, reaffirming Europe’s commitment to supporting the country. Speaking at a Kiev summit on the third anniversary of the war, she stressed that Russia still seeks Ukraine’s surrender and that strengthening Ukraine’s resistance is crucial. Von der Leyen […]
Families of victims killed by PJAK, the Iranian wing of the PKK, protested outside the German Embassy in Tehran, condemning Germany for granting asylum to PKK members. Demonstrators held photos of their lost relatives and chanted slogans like “Down with terrorism” and “PJAK commits murder, Europe supports it.” The protesters demanded the deportation of […]
Ilgaz Mountain, on the Çankırı-Kastamonu border in Türkiye, was blanketed in snow, creating stunning winter scenery. The snow-covered forests, known for their rich wildlife and natural beauty, were captured by drone, showcasing postcard-worthy landscapes.
On the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the European Union approved its 16th sanctions package, targeting Russia’s shadow fleet, banks, and military-related industries. The new measures blacklist 48 individuals and 35 entities. The sanctions expand restrictions on Russia’s oil tankers, adding 73 more vessels to the list, bringing the total to 153. For […]
Germany’s early general election results show the Christian Union parties (CDU/CSU) leading with 28.6 percent of the vote, while the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) surged to second place with 20.8 percent. The Social Democratic Party (SPD) secured 16.4 percent, followed by the Greens at 11.6 percent and the Left Party at 8.8 percent. […]
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Paris ahead of the third anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war, voicing support for Ukraine and condemning Russian President Vladimir Putin. Protesters gathered in Republique Square, marched to Bastille Square, and carried a 260-meter-long Ukrainian flag. Chants of “Killer Putin” echoed through the crowd. The Russia-Ukraine war […]
Employees at Düsseldorf and Cologne Bonn airports have launched a 24-hour warning strike, causing significant flight disruptions. The strike, called by the Ver.di union, follows failed wage negotiations affecting over 2.5 million public employees. At Cologne Bonn Airport, ground staff and check-in officers joined the strike, leading to around 50 flight cancellations or diversions. […]
An American Airlines flight from New York to New Delhi was diverted to Rome due to a bomb threat. The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, carrying around 200 passengers, was escorted by Italian Air Force fighter jets before landing safely at Leonardo da Vinci Airport. The airline received the threat via email while the plane was […]