School Bus Rams Into Crowd, Leaves 11 Dead in China

A school bus driver lost control of his vehicle as he approached a school in Tai’an, Shandong Province, China, and crashed into students and families in front of the school. As a result of the accident, 11 people, including 5 students, lost their lives, and 12 people were injured. The driver was taken into custody […]

US Seizes Venezuelan President Maduro’s Plane

The tension between the US and Venezuela, which has been rising since President Nicolas Maduro’s re-election, has reached a new level. US Attorney General Merrick Garland announced that the Dassault Falcon 900EX aircraft that Maduro uses for international visits has been seized in the Dominican Republic as it was illegally purchased for $13 million through […]

Israelis Keep Protesting Against Benjamin Netanyahu

Anti-government protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu started after the death of 6 prisoners in Israel over the weekend and continued last night. Gathering in the capital, Tel Aviv, hundreds of people slammed the Israeli government’s failure to provide a ceasefire agreement for the prisoners. Carrying signs reading “You are in charge. You are guilty,” […]

Severe Storm and Rainfall Hit Australia, Leave 1 Dead

Powerful winds reaching speeds of up to 146 kilometers per hour and heavy rainfall in the Australian state of Victoria have brought life to a standstill. The Victoria State Emergency Service announced that a total of 4,300 calls for help have been made since last night, over 1,100 of which were about building damage and […]

Strike Causes Disruption at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport

The general strike against the Israeli government, called by the labor union Histadrut after the 6 Israeli hostages had been killed in Gaza yesterday, resulted in the disruption at Ben Gurion Airport. The Israeli government had applied to the court to cancel the strike, which affected workplaces, schools, and the transportation sector as well, and […]

Tropical Storm Leaves 11 Dead in Philippines

Tropical storm “Yagi”, which emerged in the Bicol region of the Philippines south of the capital Manila yesterday, caused flooding and landslides in various areas. Authorities said 11 people died in Antipolo, Naga and Cebu cities. Meteorologists announced that the tropical storm was moving north of the country and warned the public to be careful.

Over 87,000 Palestinian Children Vaccinated Against Polio

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East announced that more than 87,000 children have been given their first dose of polio vaccine in the vaccination campaign launched after a polio case was detected in Gaza. The campaign aims to vaccinate 640,000 children in the second round, which will […]

Breathtaking Sunset View Captured in Lake Çıldır

The sunset yesterday formed a stunning view over Çıldır Lake, located within the borders of Ardahan and Kars. “We are in our hometown for a family visit. They said the lake looks beautiful at sunset. We witnessed this moment and shot this unique view with a drone,” says Özgür Furkan Yıldız. It is possible to […]

Russia Targets Ukrainian Capital

Russia carried out an airstrike on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv the previous night. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said that a boiler room at a waterworks in the Svyatoshynksyi district and the entrance to a metro station, used as a shelter, were damaged, and 2 people were injured. Fire broke out at 4 houses, added Klitschko.