Mountain Sled in Ordu Attracts Over 500,00 People in 3 Months

A large mountain sled with many turns was built by the Ordu Municipality in Boztepe. Attracting the attention of numerous locals and tourists in a short time, the sled was used by more than half a million people in 3 months. “This adrenaline, which was experienced by more than 500,000 adventure lovers in a very […]

Typhoon Bebinca Forces Evacuations in Shanghai

  Typhoon Bebinca, the strongest storm to hit Shanghai in 75 years, has led to the evacuation of 9,000 people and caused significant disruptions in China’s financial hub. With wind speeds reaching 151 km/h, the storm made landfall in Lingang New City. In preparation, over 400,000 people were moved to safe areas, and authorities issued […]

Death Toll in Gaza Rises to 41,226

The Palestinian Health Ministry reported that 20 Palestinians were killed and 76 injured in three attacks on the Gaza Strip in the last 24 hours, marking the 346th day of clashes between Hamas and the Israeli army. The ministry added that the number of Palestinians killed in attacks since October 7 has risen to 41,226 […]

Photographers to Compete in Equinox Marathon in Iznik

Iznik Municipality in Türkiye’s Bursa province is preparing for the second version of Equinox Photographers Marathon, where beautiful landscape photographs taken in the municipality during equinox dates compete. The photographers who win the marathon by the jury’s vote will share 100 thousand lira medal awards according to their rankings. The event will take place on […]

North Gaza Faces Hunger Crisis; Home Farming Becomes Lifeline

For over ten months, the residents of the Gaza Strip have endured the devastation of war due to the relentless Israeli occupation. The situation has worsened as the occupation has divided the strip into north and south, using starvation as a method of collective punishment against those who refuse to leave their lands and destroyed […]

Storm Boris Claims 10 Lives Across Central and Eastern Europe

  The death toll from Storm Boris, which has caused severe flooding across Austria, Romania, the Czech Republic, and Poland, has risen to 10. The storm, active for three days, forced the evacuation of over 10,500 people in the Czech Republic, where towns like Krnov are severely flooded. Search efforts continue for missing persons near […]

Stunning Başkonuş Plateau Awaits New Visitors

Başkonuş Plateau, located 55 kilometers from Kahramanmaraş city center and open to visitors in all seasons, has become the new route of ecotourism due to its rich biodiversity. “I am a geography teacher and I am happy to see such places due to my field. If the road was a little closer, I would like […]

Türkiye Successfully Tests Long-Range Missile Defense System

Türkiye successfully tested its long-range missile defense system, Siper Product-2, at the Sinop Test Center. Developed by ASELSAN, ROKETSAN, and TÜBİTAK SAGE, the system is designed to protect strategic facilities from air threats like fighter jets and cruise missiles. Future upgrades will target ballistic missile defense. Expected to be operational by 2024, the system offers […]

Estonian Athlete Crossed from Asia to Europe On Rope

Estonian Red Bull athlete Jaan Roose crossed from Asia to Europe by walking on a 1074-meter thin rope stretched 165 meters high over the July 15th Bridge in Istanbul, Türkiye, as part of the Continental Pass event. The intercontinental walk left local and foreign tourists speechless. Roose has made history with his 47-minute performance as […]

Poland Declares State of Natural Disaster Following Hurricane Boris

  Poland has declared a state of natural disaster in response to severe floods and inundations caused by Hurricane Boris, which struck the southern and southwestern regions. Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the decision, aiming to mitigate the impact of the disaster and manage the extensive damage. The government also plans to seek financial aid […]