Bullets Fired into Air Injure over 100 ahead of Pakistani Independence Day

Chaos broke out after shots were fired into the air in different areas of Pakistan’s Karachi during a fireworks display held before the country’s 77th anniversary of independence. The bullets hit and injured at least 100 people, including children. The police reported that the casualties were being treated at nearby hospitals and that there were […]

Israeli Airstrikes Target Southern Lebanon

Israeli warplanes struck the village of Ayta ash Shab in southern Lebanon, as clashes between Hezbollah forces and Israel intensify along the Lebanese border. The tensions escalated following the assassination of Hamas Political Bureau Chairman Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. The village, abandoned by civilians, was hit around 11:00 AM local time, with thick smoke seen […]

Sagalassos and Kibyra Ancient Cities Pictured under Perseid Meteor Shower

The Perseid meteor shower, which occurs every year in August, was viewed from the ancient cities of Sagalassos and Kibyra in Burdur. The ruins, which include magnificent structures from history such as the Antonine Fountain, the Heroon and the Claudius Gate, offered a magnificent view with an average of 60 to 70 meteors falling on […]

Turkmens Protest Kirkuk Elections

Turkmens in Kirkuk, Iraq, protested against recent local elections organized by the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), saying they were excluded. Led by the Iraqi Turkmen Front (ITF), protesters called for proper representation, warning that stability in Kirkuk is impossible without it. They also rejected the newly elected leadership, urging the government to ensure fair […]

Japan’s Kishida To Resign in September

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has announced that in September he will step down as leader of the Liberal Democratic Party, which became the country’s agenda with corruption allegations. “Politics cannot function without public trust. I will now focus on supporting the newly elected leader as a member of the party,” Kishida said at the […]

Turkish Man Amasses 3,000 Cologne Bottles

  Ünal Çınar, a retired electronics engineer from Izmir province of Türkiye, has spent 25 years collecting over 3,000 cologne bottles from around the world. His impressive collection, housed in a 100-year-old building in Konak district, includes rare colognes dating back to 1886. Çınar’s collection, featuring bottles shaped like guns, cars, and cartoon characters, offers […]

Early Stork Migration Spotted in Türkiye

In Tekirdağ, Türkiye, residents witnessed an unusual sight as storks began their migration 15 days earlier than usual, likely due to early cold weather in Europe. The birds, en route to warmer countries, created a striking visual display as they paused in the area. Locals captured the moment and shared it on social media. Experts […]

Perseid Meteor Shower Recorded from Tekirdağ

The most magnificent of meteor showers, the “Perseid meteor shower,” was watched and recorded from the Hayrabolu district of Tekirdağ on the night of August 12. The natural event, where an average of 60 to 70 meteor falls could be viewed per hour, formed a spectacular view for astronomy lovers.

Palestine’s Abbas Meets with Vladimir Putin in Moscow

Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted his Palestinian counterpart Mahmoud Abbas at the Novo-Ogoryovo presidential residence in Moscow yesterday. The two discussed the Israeli occupation of Gaza and Russia’s support for the Palestinian people. Stating that he was following the humanitarian disaster in Palestine with great concern, Putin reiterated that they had sent nearly 700 tons […]

Poland to Buy 96 Apache Helicopters from Boeing

  Poland is purchasing 96 AH-64E Apache Guardian helicopters from Boeing in a $10 billion deal. The agreement, signed by Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz, includes logistics, training, and replacement of Soviet-era Mi-24 helicopters. The Apaches are expected to significantly modernize Poland’s military capabilities.