Storm Boris Claims 10 Lives Across Central and Eastern Europe

  The death toll from Storm Boris, which has caused severe flooding across Austria, Romania, the Czech Republic, and Poland, has risen to 10. The storm, active for three days, forced the evacuation of over 10,500 people in the Czech Republic, where towns like Krnov are severely flooded. Search efforts continue for missing persons near […]

Stunning Başkonuş Plateau Awaits New Visitors

Başkonuş Plateau, located 55 kilometers from Kahramanmaraş city center and open to visitors in all seasons, has become the new route of ecotourism due to its rich biodiversity. “I am a geography teacher and I am happy to see such places due to my field. If the road was a little closer, I would like […]

Türkiye Successfully Tests Long-Range Missile Defense System

Türkiye successfully tested its long-range missile defense system, Siper Product-2, at the Sinop Test Center. Developed by ASELSAN, ROKETSAN, and TÜBİTAK SAGE, the system is designed to protect strategic facilities from air threats like fighter jets and cruise missiles. Future upgrades will target ballistic missile defense. Expected to be operational by 2024, the system offers […]

Estonian Athlete Crossed from Asia to Europe On Rope

Estonian Red Bull athlete Jaan Roose crossed from Asia to Europe by walking on a 1074-meter thin rope stretched 165 meters high over the July 15th Bridge in Istanbul, Türkiye, as part of the Continental Pass event. The intercontinental walk left local and foreign tourists speechless. Roose has made history with his 47-minute performance as […]

Poland Declares State of Natural Disaster Following Hurricane Boris

  Poland has declared a state of natural disaster in response to severe floods and inundations caused by Hurricane Boris, which struck the southern and southwestern regions. Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the decision, aiming to mitigate the impact of the disaster and manage the extensive damage. The government also plans to seek financial aid […]

Death Toll from Typhoon Yagi Rises to 113 in Myanmar

Typhoon Yagi, which caused deaths and extensive damage in many countries in Asia, continue breaking havoc in the Kayah, Kayin, Mandalay, Mon and Shan states in central Myanmar as well. The junta spokesman reported that the death toll from the disasters had risen to 113, and the number of missing was 64. Meanwhile, the US-backed […]

Forest Fires Ravage Southern Russia, Prompting Evacuations

Over 50 forest fires have erupted in the Rostov region of southern Russia, driven by strong winds. According to Governor Vasily Golubev, the fires were sparked by downed power lines and human negligence. While 20 fires have been contained, more than 2,000 firefighters and 300 pieces of equipment are battling the blazes, which have forced […]

Forest Fire Breaks Out on University Campus in Samsun

A forest fire broke out on the Kurupelit Campus of the well-known Ondokuz Mayıs University in Samsun, Türkiye. The fire, which broke out across from the Faculty of Medicine on the campus, was immediately reported to the fire department. Water tankers and TOMA vehicles were sent to the area.

Organization of Islamic Cooperation and Arab League Meets in Madrid

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the Arab League Contact Group members held a meeting in Madrid, Spain. Following the meeting, which addressed the issues of establishing an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Palestine and cooperation towards a two-state solution, the foreign ministers of the member countries held bilateral meetings.

Pope Francis Attends Interreligious Meeting with Students in Singapore

Pope Francis attended an interreligious meeting with young people at the Catholic Junior College in Singapore on the last day of his 3-day visit to the country, where he came on September 11 as part of his apostolic journey in South Asia. The Catholic leader began his journey on September 3 and visited Indonesia, Papua […]