Hamas Political Bureau Member Confirms Yahya Sinwar’s Death

Hamas Political Bureau Member Khalil al-Hayya confirmed the death of Yahya Sinwar in a statement. Stating that Sinwar’s death would strengthen Hamas even more and that Israel would regret killing him, al-Hayya said that the 101 people held hostage in Gaza would not be released until the Israeli attacks end and Israeli forces withdraw from […]

South Korea Intelligence Proves North Korea’s Soldier Supply to Russia

The South Korean Intelligence Service announced that North Korea sent 1,500 special forces soldiers to Russia, who are likely to be assigned to the Ukraine war, and shared satellite photos regarding the soldiers’ arrival to the port in the Russian city of Vladivostok. The South Korean intelligence service also stated that more North Korean soldiers are […]

NATO to Boost Defense Production for Ukraine Aid

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized NATO’s commitment to supporting Ukraine during a press conference in Brussels, highlighting plans to increase defense production capacity. He stressed that Ukraine’s victory plan was not discussed in detail at the meeting but reiterated NATO’s aim to prevent Russia from thinking that support for Ukraine would slow down. Rutte […]

Dockworkers in Greece Block Ammunition Shipment to Israel

Pro-Palestinian dockworkers at the Piraeus Port in Greece blocked a container allegedly carrying ammunition to Israel from being loaded onto a cargo ship yesterday evening. The workers, who are members of various labor unions and groups, chanted slogans such as “The blood of the people will not stain our hands” and “Freedom for Palestine” and […]

Elderly Shoemaker Rebuilds Business After Türkiye Earthquake

Sabri Yıldırım, a 75-year-old shoemaker in Osmaniye, Türkiye, continues his craft in a small 3-square-meter hut after his 54-year-old workshop was destroyed in the February 6 earthquake. Starting his shoemaking career at age 12, Yıldırım built the wooden hut himself due to high rents for containers replacing destroyed shops. He now repairs shoes and bags […]

Twenty-Two Japanese Injured After Tour Bus Overturned in Afyonkarahisar

A bus carrying a group of 22 Japanese tourists overturned due to the driver losing control in the Dinar district of Afyonkarahisar, Türkiye, yesterday. The passengers, who were found to be injured, were urgently taken to a hospital. It was reported that 20 of the tourists were discharged today, while the other 2 continue to […]

Heavy Rain Triggers Floods in Tuscany, Italy

The Cornia River overflowed after heavy rain in the Italian region of Tuscany, causing floods in the cities of Livorno and Siena, where vehicles were submerged in the floodwaters. The Italian Fire Brigade reported that they rescued 30 people who were trapped. Tuscany Regional Government President Eugenio Giani said that it rained more than it […]

Air Crews Battle Dalaman Forest Fire in Türkiye

  Air and ground teams are working intensely to contain a forest fire in Dalaman, Muğla. Planes and helicopters are conducting continuous water drops to fight the flames, which are being fueled by strong winds. Efforts to control the fire continue, with both aerial and ground crews actively involved in extinguishing the blaze.

Security Forces Vote in KRG Parliamentary Elections

Security forces began going to the polls at 07:00 local time for the parliamentary elections to be held on October 20 in the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in northern Iraq. The early voting, held in 749 polling stations in 165 centers, will continue until 18:00. According to the election law, at least 30 of the […]