A Fouga Magister jet, used as training aircraft, crashed into the Mediterranean Sea during an air demonstration held in Lavandou, southern France, as part of the 80th anniversary ceremony of the Normandy landings yesterday. The incident, the cause of which is unknown, killed the aircraft’s pilot. The demonstrations at the event were cancelled following the […]
The Akdere River (Bistrica) in Prizren, Kosovo, is on the verge of drying up due to soaring temperatures of 35-40 degrees Celsius. The river, known for its historical Stone Bridge from the Ottoman era and popular for traditional water sports, has significantly lost its flow, with the riverbed visible in several areas. In response […]
An extraordinary session of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, convened to address the demotion of Can Atalay, an MP from the Turkish Workers’ Party (TİP), quickly descended into chaos. Tensions flared when TİP Istanbul Deputy Ahmet Şık criticized the ruling AK Party during his speech, prompting a physical altercation. AK Party Izmir Deputy Alpay […]
Hezbollah released a video showing its underground tunnel network and missile capabilities, warning Israel of severe consequences if war is imposed on Lebanon. The group emphasized that any conflict would spread across all of Palestine, from the Lebanese border to the Jordanian border and the Red Sea.
Billionaire-owned luxury yachts made a grand appearance off the coast of Bodrum, Türkiye. Sheikh Mansur Bin Zayed Al Nahyan’s 160-meter yacht “Blue,” valued at £500 million, and Bill Gates’ 107-meter yacht “Mar,” worth $200 million, anchored near Bodrum’s Yalıçiftlik. The yachts, after staying in Bodrum, sailed towards Marmaris bays under Coast Guard supervision. It […]
North Korea has relocated approximately 13,000 flood victims to the capital, Pyongyang, following last month’s devastating floods. These individuals, including women, children, the elderly, and disabled, were housed in state-provided accommodations. During a welcoming ceremony, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un promised to rebuild the flood-affected areas, stating, “We have the power to make this […]
An Israeli drone strike targeted a vehicle near Tulkarem in the occupied West Bank, killing five people, including a leader of Hamas’s armed wing, the Izzeddin Al Qassam Brigades. The attack is part of ongoing Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. While the Qassam Brigades confirmed the death of their […]
A wildfire on Yamanlar Mountain in İzmir’s Karşıyaka district has rapidly grown, driven by strong winds, and is now threatening nearby residential areas. The blaze, which started last night at 21:10, has blanketed the city center in smoke, visible from every district. Firefighters initiated their response just five minutes after the fire broke out, working […]
Thailand’s Parliament has elected Paetongtarn Shinawatra, leader of the ruling party and daughter of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, as the country’s new prime minister. At 37 years old, Paetongtarn becomes Thailand’s youngest prime minister and the 31st to hold the office. She follows in the political footsteps of her father and aunt, both of […]
Typhoon Ampil has caused significant disruptions across Japan, particularly in the Kanto region. At least 990 flights were canceled, and high-speed train services, including the Tohoku, Joetsu, Hokuriku, Yamagata, Tokaido, and Sanyo lines, were suspended. Local train lines and highways also faced closures and delays as a precaution. The typhoon’s disruption paralyzed daily life […]