Increase in Algae Causes Kars Dam Lake to Turn Green

Kars Dam Lake, which is filled by the Kars River in the province of Kars in Türkiye, turned green due to an increase in algae, worrying locals who urged authorities to investigate the causes of the color change. “The color of the water is completely green right now. The greenness starts in front of the […]

Israel Strikes Beirut and Other Areas in Lebanon Throughout the Night

The Israeli army targeted Hezbollah’s headquarters in the Dahiyeh district south of the capital Beirut, Lebanon, killing 6 people, and continued its attacks on other areas in the country throughout the night. The army reported that many buildings in Sur, which they claimed to have been used as weapon storage, were also hit and Hezbollah’s […]

Death Toll from Hurricane Helene Rises 44 in US

Authorities reported that the death toll from category 4 Hurricane Helene, which hit the southeastern states of the United States, has risen to 44. “Do not go out. We have 1,500 search and rescue personnel in the affected areas. Please get out of our way so we can do our job,” said Kevin Guthrie, Florida’s […]

Hezbollah Attacks Northern Israel

Hezbollah in Lebanon launched a rocket attack on the northern Israeli city of Safad in retaliation for the Israeli army’s attacks on the Lebanese capital Beirut. Hezbollah authorities stated that the attack was carried out “in defense of Lebanon and its people and in response to Israel’s barbaric attacks on cities, villages and civilians.” In […]

Foreign Nationals in Leave Lebanon by Sea due to Suspended Flights

Foreign nationals in Lebanon, who decided to leave the country due to the increasing attacks by the Israeli army, began to cross to Türkiye by sea due to flights being constantly suspended. Arriving at the Ceyport Taşucu Port in Mersin’s Silifke district, the passengers head to other Turkish provinces, where they fly back to their […]

Fertile Berçin and Karataş Plateaus Offer Stunning View in Türkiye

The Berçin and Karataş plateaus, which are located on the 1,589-kilometer tall Ilgaz Mountains in the borders of Türkiye’s Kastamonu and Çankırı provinces and have been the source of income for citizens engaged in animal husbandry for many years, offer an enchanting view. Beyza Kılıç, who came to visit her grandfather, who was engaged in […]

Japan’s New Prime Minister Pledges to Restore Safety

Shigeru Ishiba, the newly elected leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), is set to become the country’s next prime minister. Following his victory, the 67-year-old pledged to make Japan “a safe country where everyone can live with a smile.” Ishiba thanked his supporters and emphasized his commitment to rebuilding public trust in the […]

Thousands Protest Netanyahu in New York

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was protested by thousands of people around the hotel he was staying in yesterday in Manhattan, New York, where he came to attend the 79th United Nations General Assembly. The protesters, who started marching from the Grand Central train station, moved towards Netanyahu’s hotel with banners that called for a […]

A 91-Year-Old Man Survives Building Collapse in Türkiye

In Artvin’s Kemalpaşa district, a single-story building collapsed near a construction site, trapping a 91-year-old man, Ziya Tatar, inside. Moments before the collapse, Tatar entered a grocery store, despite warnings from bystanders. The store owner had already evacuated, aware of the collapse risk due to nearby excavation work. A citizen attempted to rescue Tatar, but […]

Turkish Forces Neutralize 22 Terrorists in Iraq and Syria

The Turkish Ministry of National Defense announced the neutralization of 22 terrorists in ongoing operations against separatist groups. According to the ministry, 21 PKK terrorists were eliminated in the Gara and Asos regions of northern Iraq, while 1 PKK/YPG terrorist was neutralized in northern Syria’s Euphrates Shield region. The ministry emphasized that Turkish forces will […]