Turkish Pilgrims with Health Issues Transported to Ankara

The Ministry of Health announced that 13 pilgrims experiencing health issues will be flown to Ankara from Saudi Arabia tonight, accompanied by a 10-person medical team, including specialist physicians. The operation will use a private plane from the Ministry of National Defense. Upon arrival, the pilgrims will continue their treatment in Ankara.

Airport Roof Collapse Leaves 1 Dead, 8 Injured in India

One person died and 8 people were injured when the roof of Terminal 1 at Indira Gandhi (Delhi) International Airport in New Delhi, the capital of India, collapsed due to heavy rain. Indian Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu stated that the flights were stopped until 14:00 local time, the entire terminal was evacuated and […]

14th Iranian Presidential Election Begins

Iranians started voting today at 08:00 local time for the 14th term Presidential elections. The results of the election, in which 61,452,321 voters could participate, will be announced on Saturday. “Although going to the polls and voting is extremely easy and simple, it is very important considering the consequences and benefits. Why should there be […]

7.2 Magnitude Earthquake in Peru Triggers Tsunami Warning

A 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck 8 kilometers west of Atiquipa, south of Lima, Peru. The US Geological Survey (USGS) reported the quake at a depth of 28 kilometers and issued a tsunami warning for potential waves of 1 to 3 meters along some Peruvian coasts. There is no tsunami threat to US shores. The Peruvian […]

Student Pilot Lands Plane Safely After Engine Fialure

In Türkiye, a training plane from Izmir’s Selçuk district made an emergency landing at Aydın Çıldır Airport after experiencing engine failure. Student pilot Mehmet Tülüoğlu maintained composure and followed procedures, successfully landing the aircraft. The incident, captured on camera, occurred during a training flight to Denizli Çardak Airport when the engine malfunctioned and stopped over […]

Far-Right Protested in France

Ahead of the upcoming early general elections, thousands of people gathered in Republic Square in the French capital, Paris, against the rise of the far-right wing and chanted slogans against the Rassemblement National Party. Officials who spoke at the protest urged citizens to defend democratic values against the far-right threat. A feminist group that opened […]

Sunset Over Türkiye’s Trabzon

  Sunset boat trips in Trabzon, increasingly popular with Arab tourists, are attracting significant interest. Excursion boats depart at scheduled times, sailing close to the shore, while small fishing boats also head out at sunset, enhancing the picturesque experience.   Bekir Koca

Bus-Train Collision in Slovakia Kills 5

A tragic collision between a passenger train and a bus in Slovakia’s Nove Zamky region has left five dead and five injured. The train was traveling from Prague, Czech Republic, to Budapest, Hungary. Emergency services dispatched numerous firefighters, rescue, and medical teams to the scene. An official statement expressed condolences to the victims’ families.

Ukraine Signs New Security Agreement with EU

A new security agreement, which includes EU’s commitment to continue provide military aid to Kiev, was signed between the European Union and Ukraine at the EU Leaders Summit in Brussels, Belgium. “Every step we take brings us closer to our goal of peace and prosperity under the common European roof,” said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. […]

Death Toll in Gaza Increased to 37,765

The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported that Israel carried out 3 attacks in the Gaza Strip in the last 24 hours, killing 47 people and injuring 52 more. The total number of Palestinian dead has increased to 37,765 and the number of injured has increased to 86,429 since the attacks began on October 7. […]