Palandöken Ski Resort Awaits Ski Lovers

The snowboarding and sledding fun continues at the world-famous Palandöken Ski Resort in Erzurum, Türkiye, which offers 87 kilometers of uninterrupted skiing on 55 tracks ranging from 1 to 14 kilometers. “We are waiting for our guests to Erzurum, which is beautiful in every season. While many parts of our country are currently experiencing summer […]

South Korea Lifts Martial Law Amid Protests

  South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s declaration of martial law was overturned after the parliament voted unanimously to invalidate the decision. All 190 participating lawmakers supported lifting martial law, in line with constitutional provisions requiring parliamentary approval. President Yoon had justified the martial law, citing the need to eliminate pro-North Korean forces threatening the […]

NATO’s Rutte: “Putin Doesn’t Want Peace”

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, addressing a press conference ahead of the NATO Foreign Affairs Meeting in Brussels, accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of escalating aggression in Ukraine. Rutte stated, “Putin does not want peace. He pressures us to gain more territory, believing he can break Ukraine’s and our resolve, but he is wrong.” Rutte […]

Trump to Attend Notre Dame Reopening in Paris

  Donald Trump, recently re-elected as U.S. President, will visit Paris on December 7 for his first overseas trip to attend the reopening ceremony of Notre Dame Cathedral. French President Emmanuel Macron will host 50 world leaders for the event marking the cathedral’s restoration after a devastating fire in 2019. Trump expressed his honor on […]

Death Toll in Thailand Floods Rises to 25

  Floods triggered by heavy rainfall in southern Thailand have claimed 25 lives since November 22, according to the Disaster Prevention Center. Over 664,000 homes across 10 provinces have been affected, and around 29,000 residents have been evacuated to temporary shelters. The Meteorological Service has warned of continued heavy rainfall until December 5, with risks […]

Clashes Erupt in Georgia Over EU Talks Halt

  Protests in Georgia intensified after the government’s decision to delay EU accession talks until 2028. Demonstrators clashed with police outside the parliament in Tbilisi for the fifth consecutive day. Police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse crowds, while protesters responded with fireworks and erected barricades. The Ministry of Internal Affairs reported 34 […]

Syrian National Army Captures Key Air Base

The Syrian National Army (SNA) has captured the Minnigh Military Air Base during Operation Freedom Dawn against PKK/YPG forces. The operation also secured a thermal power plant along the strategic M4 Aleppo-Raqqa road. SNA forces seized tanks, ammunition, and other equipment at the air base. Teams from Idlib have commenced mine clearance efforts to secure […]

Türkiye and Saudi Arabia Forge Housing Partnership

  Türkiye’s Emlak Konut Real Estate Investment Partnership (EKGYO) and Saudi Arabia’s National Housing Corporation (NHC) have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on housing projects, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s “Vision 2030” goals. The agreement was finalized in Riyadh during Turkish Minister Murat Kurum’s visit for the COP16 desertification conference. Saudi Minister Majed bin […]

US Labels Assad a ‘Brutal Dictator’ With Blood on His Hands

US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller criticized Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as a “brutal dictator” responsible for civilian bloodshed. Speaking on US policy, Miller emphasized the need for a credible political process under UN Security Council Resolution 2254, allowing Syrians to decide their leadership through elections. In the short term, the US says it seeks […]