Gazan Death Toll Rises to 45,097

According to the daily report of the Palestinian Ministry of Health, 38 Palestinians lost their lives and 203 Palestinians were injured in 3 attacks carried out by Israeli forces in the last 24 hours. Additionally, the ministry reported that the total loss of life since the attacks on the Gaza Strip began on October 7, […]

Survivor Reveals Torture in Syria’s Sednaya Prison

  Amar Musa, a former prisoner of Syria’s Sednaya Prison, has recounted the brutal torture he endured under the Assad regime. Speaking from the cell where he was once held, Musa described the horrors, stating, “They only let us crawl here; anyone who raised their head would die.” Musa revealed that prisoners were tied with […]

Small Plane Crashes Into Building in US: 2 Dead

A single-engine cargo plane crashed into a building near the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii, in the US during a training flight yesterday at around 15:05 local time. It was reported that 2 people, including an instructor, died in the plane, which crashed into the ground and caught fire […]

Istanbul’s Dam Water Levels Plummet

  The water levels in the 10 dams supplying Istanbul have dropped significantly due to ongoing drought conditions. While the average dam occupancy stood at 81% in March, recent data shows a sharp decline to 30.87%. Kazandere Dam in Kırklareli’s Vize district saw its water levels fall from 70% to 10.49%, and Papuçdere Dam dropped […]

Tomb of Bilal al-Habashi Reopens for Visitors in Damascus

  The tomb of Bilal al-Habashi, a companion of Prophet Muhammad and Islam’s first muezzin, is now accessible to visitors in Damascus following the fall of the Assad regime. Located in Bab al-Saghir Cemetery, a historic Ottoman site, the tomb had remained largely unvisited for 13 years due to Syria’s internal conflict. Turkish journalists recently […]

Korean Restaurant Thrives in Türkiye’s Trabzon

  A Korean cuisine restaurant in Trabzon, opened by young entrepreneurs through a franchise, has garnered overwhelming demand, particularly from university students. The restaurant features popular dishes such as Bibimbap, Mandu, and Japchae, attracting long lines despite cold weather. Manager Hilal Yiğci shared the journey, stating, “We aimed to introduce something new to Trabzon. The […]

Hot Air Balloon Rides Continue in Cappadocia

Hot air balloon rides in Cappadocia, one of Türkiye’s important tourism centers and on the UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage List, have restarted after a one-week break due to adverse weather conditions. “We flew again after a 7-day break. It was a very nice flight. The weather was very cold in the morning, and […]

Vanuatu Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 14

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies announced that the death toll rose to 14 and the number of injured to 200 in the 7.3-magnitude earthquake that occurred yesterday in Port Vila, the capital of the island country of Vanuatu in the Pacific Ocean and was followed by tremors measuring up to […]

Türkiye Signs First EU-NATO Ship Export Deal with Portugal

  Türkiyr has signed its first military ship export agreement with a European Union and NATO member state. At a ceremony in Lisbon, Haluk Görgün, President of Defense Industries, oversaw the agreement for two Fleet Replenishment and Logistics Support Ships to be built by STM for the Portuguese Navy. Görgün highlighted the significance of the […]