Hurricane Helene Claims 3 Lives in US

Category 4 level Hurricane Helene triggered severe rainfalls and floods in the Florida and Georga states, causing property damage and power outages in various places. Two people died in Wheeler County, Georgia after their mobile home overturned and 1 more died after a road sign fell on their vehicle on a highway in Florida.

Death Toll Rises to 1,540 in Lebanon Amid Israeli Attacks

  The death toll in Lebanon has reached 1,540 as Israeli attacks continue to intensify since October 8, 2023. Lebanon’s Disaster Risk Management Unit confirmed that 60 people were killed and 81 injured in Israeli strikes across the country yesterday. The number of displaced people placed in shelters has risen to 77,100, while 31,730 individuals […]

The Renaissance of Leather Art in Taiwan

Taiwan is famous with its high tech production especially the chips. However in recent years Taiwan has emerged as a vibrant hub for leather art, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. This renaissance is not merely a revival of ancient techniques but a dynamic fusion of old and new, where Taiwanese artisans are redefining leather […]

Shigeru Ishiba Becomes New Prime Minister in Japan

Former Japanese Defense Minister Shigeru Ishiba was elected as the ruling Liberal Democratic Party’s (LDP) new leader and also the country’s 102 prime minister after the second round of voting held today. The 67-year-old minister will assume his duties after the National Assembly session to be held on October 1. Following former Prime Minister and […]

Dense Fog Forms Over Istanbul

Intense fog occurred in the various parts of the most popular Turkish city Istanbul in the morning hours. Drone shootings over the fog clouds, which formed not so far away from the ground, revealed magnificent landscapes.

Israeli Army Intercepts Missile Launched from Yemen

The Israeli military confirmed that a missile fired from Yemen was successfully intercepted by the “Arrow” air defense system. According to a statement by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), the missile was aimed at Israel but was neutralized before causing harm. As a result of the interception, sirens were activated, and explosions were heard due […]

Israel Strikes Another School in Gaza

The Israeli army attacked the Hafsa Al Falouja School in Jibaliya, northern Gaza, yesterday, where displaced Palestinian civilians were taking shelter. Local sources reported that 15 people, including children, were killed and many were injured in the attack. The Israeli army, which confirmed the attack, claimed that the school was used by Hamas as a […]

Early Autumn Colors Cover Northeast Türkiye

Zekerya village in Artvin’s Ardanuç district, located between 2,400 and 3,000 meters above sea level, experiences autumn earlier than other parts of Türkiye. While temperatures in eastern Türkiye can reach 40°C, the leaves in this Black Sea region village begin to turn yellow, creating a vibrant display of fall colors. Erhan Altuntaş, a local resident, […]

Haitian Leader Fils Attempts to Drink Water form Pitcher at UN Podium

Haiti Interim Presidential Council President Edgard Leblanc Fils made headlines with an unusual behavior at the 79th UN General Assembly in New York, USA. During his address to the General Assembly, Fils tried to drink water directly from a pitcher instead of using the glass next to it on the podium and spilled the water. […]

Turkish Minister Praises IHA’s Global Coverage at UN Meetings

During his visit to New York for the 79th United Nations General Assembly, Türkiye’s Minister of Industry and Technology, Mehmet Fatih Kacır, praised Ihlas News Agency (IHA) for its global media coverage. Kacır visited the agency’s live broadcast team and commended their efforts in bringing UN meetings to audiences worldwide. Expressing his admiration for Türkiye’s […]