Turkish Firefighters Rescue Same Cat for Third Time

Zonguldak, Türkiye, firefighters rescued a cat that fell into a stream for the third time in a month. After receiving a citizen’s report, the team launched a swift operation, using a ladder to reach the trapped feline. Remarkably, the firefighter recognized the cat from previous rescues. Once saved, the cat playfully tapped its rescuer’s arm, […]

Syrian Shopkeeper Turns Assad’s Tank Into Greengrocer’s Stall

The tanks of the collapsed Assad regime in Syria, which brought death and destruction in the past, are now used to meet daily needs as a symbol of life returning to normal. In the province of Homs, a shopkeeper turned a tank into a greengrocer’s stall. The fruits and vegetables presented to the astonished locals […]

AI Revives Ancient Rituals at Roman Castle

The 3,000-year-old Zerzevan Castle in Diyarbakır, Türkiye, a former Roman military settlement, has gained renewed attention as artificial intelligence brings its ancient Mithras rituals to life. This historical site, listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage Tentative List, houses remnants such as a Mithras temple, underground shelters, a watchtower, and ancient water systems. Adem Ulusoy, who spearheaded […]

Kosovo’s Prizren Dazzle After Heavy Snowfall

Dazzling winter landscapes formed in the Prizren city of Kosovo, which had not received snowfall last year. The heavy snowfall, which began yesterday evening, continues in various regions of Kosovo. The air temperature will reportedly be around 3 degrees during the day and minus 1 degrees at night until the weekend.

Istanbul’s Beyoğlu District is Ready for New Year

Beyoğlu district, one of the popular touristic districts of Istanbul in Türkiye, has been prepared for the new year. Beyoğlu Municipality decorated numerous open areas and valuable structures like Galata Tower, the symbol of the district, and the 6th Department, the historical Presidential Building, with colorful ornaments and lighting, which was greatly appreciated by citizens […]

Mozambique Election Protests Leave 21 Dead

Protests erupted in Mozambique after the Constitutional Council approved disputed presidential election results, confirming Daniel Chapo of the ruling FRELIMO party as the winner. Demonstrators in Maputo and Beira looted shops, burned vehicles, and attacked public infrastructure. Interior Minister Pascoal Ronda reported 21 deaths, including two police officers, and 25 vehicles, 11 police stations, and […]

Passenger Plane with 67 On Board Crashes in Kazakhstan

Azerbaijan Airlines’ “Embraer 190” type passenger plane flying from Baku to Grozny crashed near the city of Aktau in Kazakhstan and started burning. It was reported that 25 people were rescued from the 67 people on board, 62 of whom were passengers. Grozny Airport stated that the plane was diverted to Makhachkala due to fog […]

Syrian Opposition Groups to Merge Under Defense Ministry

  Armed opposition groups in Syria have agreed to dissolve and integrate into the Ministry of Defense under the new administration led by Ahmed al-Shara. The decision came after discussions with opposition leaders following the overthrow of the Assad regime. Murhaf Abu Kasra, a prominent opposition commander, has been appointed as the interim Minister of […]

Snowstorm Disrupts Life Across Bosnia

A severe snowstorm in Bosnia and Herzegovina has disrupted daily life, closing roads and halting train services. Around 200,000 households are without electricity due to damaged power lines caused by continuous snowfall since Monday. In Banja Luka, primary schools were closed, while traffic accidents led to long delays nationwide. Near the town of Drvar, 70 […]