Ghost TRNC Territory Attracts History Lovers

Varosha, the TRNC territory that was closed to settlement after being seized by the Turkish Armed Forces during the Turkish invasion in 1974 and gradually opened to visitors in 2020, attracts many local and foreign tourists. “This is my first time in Varosha. I examined the structures and architecture here. There are notes written on […]

Around 100 Injured in Derailed Train in Russia

A passenger train carrying 800 people derailed in Volgograd, Russia. According to the Russian press, approximately 100 people were injured in the incident. The Russian Emergency Ministry sent first-aid teams and 324 medical personnel to the region.

Death Toll from Storm Butchoy and Typhoon Carina in Philippines Rises

The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council of the Philippines reported last week that the number of people who lost their lives in the floods and landslides caused by Tropical Storm Butchoy and Typhoon Carina has risen to at least 36 and the number of injured to 6. The search continues for 3 missing […]

Forest Fire Breaks Out in Antalya’s Serik District

A forest fire broke out yesterday at 14:00 in the Yumaklar region of Antalya’s Serik district due to a fallen eclectic pole. Helicopters and land vehicles were sent to the region to extinguish the fire, which spread to an area of ​​60 hectares. While the teams were fighting the fire, locals, who evacuated their homes […]

Nicolas Maduro to Run Venezuela for 3rd Time

Following the presidential election held in Venezuela yesterday, incumbent president Nicolas Maduro was re-elected as the country’s leader with 51.2 percent of the votes, 7 points more than the main opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia. Nicolas Maduro, president of United Socialist Party of Venezuela, will run the country for the third time.

Displaced Palestinians Take Shelter in Cemetery in Khan Younis

After months of attacks, thousands of Palestinian families, who have no place to live, have taken refuge in the cemeteries in Khan Younis as a last resort, setting their tents up next to graves. Ahmed Kawari, who said that they were forced to set up their tents in the cemetery because there was no other […]

5,000 People Trapped due to Floodwaters in North Korea

Heavy rainfall led to floods, especially in the city of Sinuiju and the Uiju district of Phyongan province in North Korea, and raised the water level of the Amnok River to a risky level, causing 5,000 people to be trapped. The country’s leader, Kim Jong-Un, personally led the helicopter-assisted rescue operation launched by the military […]

Death Toll Rises to 3 in Heavy Rains in Japan

Japanese authorities announced that the body of one of the two police officers who were swept away by floodwaters during heavy rainfall in Yamagata and Akita prefectures on Thursday has been found, bringing the death toll to 3. The search continues for one more missing person, they added. The floodwaters submerged at least 1,260 structures, […]

Forest Fires Continue in California, US

It was reported that the wildfires that broke out in Butte County in the north of the US state of California on July 24 continued to grow at a speed of 20 square kilometers per hour and that more than 350,000 acres of land were burned in the city of Chico alone. The Butte County […]