One-year-old Child Died in Gaza Amid Severe Cold

  Freezing temperatures in the Gaza Strip have killed a one-year-old child in the past 24 hours, raising the number of children who have died from extreme cold this winter to seven, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said. The ministry also reported three additional deaths from building collapses after heavy rain, bringing the collapse-related toll […]

Japanese Astronaut Captures Aurora From ISS

Japanese astronaut Kimiya Yui has recorded the aurora borealis from aboard the International Space Station. Sharing the footage on social media, Yui said he was happy to capture the moment and hoped the images would bring joy to viewers. The aurora borealis is a natural light display caused by charged solar particles interacting with Earth’s […]

Germany’s Merz Says Iran Regime Near Collapse

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said during a visit to India that the Iranian leadership is nearing its end amid ongoing protests in Iran. “If a regime can only remain in power through violence, it has effectively come to an end,” Merz said, adding that Iran is facing its “final days and weeks.” He noted that […]

Three Macaques Seized in Türkiye’s Bursa

The Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry announced that three macaque monkeys illegally kept in Bursa have been taken into protective custody. The animals were identified during inspections by nature protection teams and transferred for care and treatment. Authorities said inspections will continue as part of efforts to combat illegal wildlife trade.

Mount Mayon Erupts in the Philippines

Lava erupted up to 100 meters from Mount Mayon on Luzon Island, Philippine authorities said. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology reported the eruption lasted about 35 seconds, with the volcano remaining at Alert Level 3, signaling a risk of a stronger eruption. More than 4,000 people have been affected as activity continues at […]

Russian Airstrikes Kill Civilians Across Ukraine

  Russian overnight airstrikes killed four people and injured at least 13 across Ukraine, including in Kharkiv, Kyiv, and Odessa, Ukrainian officials said. Authorities reported damage to civilian infrastructure, including a children’s hospital in Kharkiv and energy facilities, while residents in Kyiv were warned to remain in shelters due to missile threats. The attacks came […]

South Korea Completes KF-21 Fighter Jet Flight Tests

South Korea announced it has successfully completed all planned flight tests of its domestically developed KF-21 fighter jet. The Defense Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA) said around 1,600 test flights have been conducted since April 2021 without accidents, with the test phase finishing two months ahead of schedule. DAPA aims to deliver the first mass-produced KF-21 […]

Life Resumes in Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud After SDF Withdrawal

  Residents of the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood in Aleppo have begun returning home after the Syrian army regained control following operations against the SDF, the Syrian affiliate of the PKK/YPG. Local authorities say cleanup and repairs are underway, including restoring electricity and resuming bread distribution. Markets have started to reopen as daily life gradually returns, […]

Rutte Praises Turkish Bayraktar Drones in Croatia

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte inspected Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 drones during an official visit to Croatia with Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic. Rutte said he was “really impressed” by the UAV technology acquired from Türkiye, noting it strengthens both Croatia’s air defense and NATO’s collective security. He also warned of increasing Russian and Chinese activity in […]

Car-Pulled Sled Accident Injures Two Teens in Serbia

Two teenage girls, aged 16 and 17, were seriously injured after falling from a sled pulled by a car in a village near Kraljevo, Serbia. The girls were run over by a vehicle following behind for safety after the driver failed to stop in time. One sustained a leg injury and the other a head […]