Syrian Soldiers Hold Show of Force in Damascus

Following the fall of the Assad regime, soldiers loyal to Syria’s new government staged a show of strength in Abbasi Square, Damascus. Arriving in a convoy, the troops engaged with civilians, prayed in gratitude, and posed for photos with the crowd. The demonstration was met with public enthusiasm, as citizens expressed their support. After spending […]

Death Toll in Gaza Rises to 45,436

According to the daily report of the Palestinian Ministry of Health, 3 attacks by Israel on the Gaza Strip killed 37 Palestinians and injured 98 more in the last 24 hours, bringing the total death toll to 45,436 and the number of injured to 108,038 since the attacks began on October 7, 2023. It was […]

Syrians Attend Friday Prayer in Umayyad Mosque

  The historic Umayyad Mosque in Damascus hosted its third Friday prayer since the fall of the Assad regime. Hundreds of Syrians gathered in the mosque’s courtyard and interior to perform prayers, marking the occasion with chants of takbir to celebrate their liberation. Turkish citizens joined the congregation, sharing in the moment of unity and […]

Germany to Hold Early Elections on February 23

German President Frank Walter Steinmeier has dissolved the Bundestag and announced that early elections will be held on February 23, 2025. The German president stated that he decided to dissolve the parliament because no agreement could be reached on a majority for a new and stable government after consultations with party leaders and explained, “It […]

Historic Hadji Pasha Mosque in Bosnia Destroyed by Fire

A fire that broke out at 02:00 local time on Sunday night for an unknown reason reduced the historical Hadji Pasha Mosque in the Brçko region on the Croatian border in northeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina to ashes despite the efforts of firefighters. Mustafa Efendi Gobeljic, the Chief Imam of the Brçko Islamic Union Assembly, stated […]

Antique Items Festival Take Enthusiasts to Journey Into Past in Kocaeli, Türkiye

The “Antiques and Handicrafts Festival” held in the İzmit district of Kocaeli brings together nostalgia enthusiasts. Various antique items such as gramophones, coins, handcrafted rings, and mirrors exhibited at the festival held in a shopping mall take visitors on a journey into the past. “There are approximately 40 antique shops in Kocaeli and nearly 20 […]

Syrian Woman’s Story Impacts 5,000 Children

The Ala Hayat ‘Little Innocents’ Association, founded by volunteer healthcare workers in Türkiye, has treated approximately 5,000 Syrian children, inspired by the story of 16-year-old Emine İsmail, who suffered severe burns during the Syrian civil war. Emine, injured when a bomb fragment struck her stove in Aleppo, endured 40 surgeries in Türkiye, with treatment ongoing. […]

Thai Police Found 284 Animals in Gorilla Cub Smuggler’s Farm

Thai police announced that 284 animals from 22 different species were found in a raid on the farm of the person who tried to smuggle a baby gorilla from Nigeria to Bangkok via Türkiye on December 22 in Nakhon Pathom province. Authorities, who said that the farm had the necessary license for animal trade, have […]

South Korea Approves Impeachment of Interim President Han

South Korea’s National Assembly unanimously approved an impeachment motion against Interim President Han Duck-soo with 191 votes, marking a first in the nation’s history. The decision follows the suspension of President Yoon Suk Yeol’s powers during a martial law crisis. Han stated he respects the decision and awaits the Constitutional Court’s final ruling. Deputy Prime […]

Israeli Airstrikes in Yemen Leave Six Dead, Dozens Injured

  The death toll from Israeli airstrikes on Yemen’s Sanaa International Airport and the port city of Hudaydah, controlled by Iranian-backed Houthis, has risen to six, with over 40 injured, according to Houthi sources. The Houthi-affiliated Saba News Agency reported three deaths and 30 injuries at the airport, while Hudaydah recorded three fatalities and 10 […]