Fires triggered by lightning strikes in Canada have reached Jasper National Park and residential areas in Alberta State. Local authorities said the blaze caused serious damage in the town of Jasper. Firefighters are working hard to protect the Trans Mountain Pipeline between Alberta and British Columbia states. Fire departments battle against over 430 fires in […]
Located in eastern Türkiye, in Van’s Gürpınar district, excavations at Çavuştepe Castle have uncovered a previously unknown Urartian burial method. The discovery was made in the necropolis area of the castle, which has yielded significant historical finds over the years. Led by Prof. Dr. Rafet Çavuşoğlu of Van Yüzüncü Yıl University’s Archeology Department and […]
US Vice President Kamala Harris met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, expressing serious concerns about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. She highlighted the struggles of over 2 million people lacking food and facing severe hardships. Harris acknowledged Israel’s right to self-defense but stressed the importance of addressing the humanitarian impact. […]
MV Noongah, the 71-meter-long iron-loaded cargo ship that sank with its 26 crew members during a storm in Australia on August 25, 1969, was found yesterday. After detecting its exact location under the water, authorities managed to record the largely intact ship, which stands vertically at a depth of 170 meters. The location of the […]
Authorities reported that the crew member who disappeared after the fuel tanker “MT Terra Nova” sank off the coast of the Baatan region of the Philippines during the severe storm, triggered by Typhoon Gaemi, was found dead. Three multi-purpose response ships were assigned to control the leak caused by the sinking of the tanker carrying […]
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reported that the number of people who died in the landslide caused by heavy rains on Monday, July 22 in the Gofa region in southern Ethiopia increased to 257. Officials also said the death toll could be as high as 500 and more than 15,000 […]
In honor of Roman Emperor Hadrian’s visit to Antalya, cleaning operations have begun at Hadrian’s Gate, a historic landmark built on the city wall. The Üçkapılar, a symbol of Antalya, is also undergoing lighting work as part of planned repairs following the cleaning process. Hadrian’s Gate, a significant historical site, is being cleaned and […]
A jet ski loaded with explosives was found off a beach in Istanbul’s Çatalca district. The gendarmerie teams that arrived at the scene detected that the jet ski, which was assumed to be dragged to Istanbul, might belong to the Ukrainian navy. It was stated that the jet ski, which was carrying multiple cameras and […]
Heavy rains that started last night in Japan’s Yamagata and Akita prefectures caused floods, landslides, and overflowing. One person was reported missing after a landslide in Akita state. The Japan Meteorological Agency announced that heavy rains are expected until tomorrow evening in Yamagata, Akita, Aomori, Fukushima, Iwate and Miyagi provinces in the Tohoku region and […]
Antalya Governor Hulusi Şahin visited Manavgat on the third anniversary of the largest forest fire in Türkiye’s history. He highlighted the successful reforestation efforts, stating, “We planted 5.1 million saplings across 30,000 hectares, and nature has added perhaps twice as much. Thanks to Antalya’s favorable climate, the entire 60,000 hectares have turned green again. […]