Death Toll from Floods in Brazil Rises to 127

The number of deaths caused in the ongoing flood disaster in the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul increased to 127. Authorities also reported that 756 injured people were hospitalized and the search for the 141 missing people continues. A horse named “Caramelo” was rescued after being stuck on the roof of a […]

35,000 Farmers Protest in Poland Against EU’s Green Deal

Farmers in from all over Poland staged a protest against the European Green Deal, which aims to reduce carbon emissions, in Warsaw, upon the call of NSZZ Solidarnosc, the confederation of labor unions. Gathering in the Castle Square, approximately 35,000 people marched towards the Polish parliament at 12:00 local time. The crowd frequently chanted slogans […]

Police Shots Black Air Force Soldier to Death in US

A police officer in the US state of Florida shot a black US Air Force soldier six times in his apartment, where he went upon a report of domestic violence, as he opened the door with a gun in his hand on May 3. The 23-year-old senior airman, Roger Fortson, died at the hospital. Fortson’s […]

Affected Houses Near Riverbanks Demolished in Kenya

Kenyan security agencies destroyed houses near the riverbanks of Nairobi, which were affected during continuous floods. Kenyan President William Ruto ordered the agencies to evacuate everyone living close to 178 mapped out full dams. The heavy rainfall has killed more than 220 people since March.

Continued Peace Talks Between Azerbaijan and Armenia in Kazakhstan

  Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Ceyhun Bayramov and Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan convened in Almaty, Kazakhstan, for discussions aimed at advancing the peace process between their nations. Hosted at the Friendship House, a significant venue for previous agreements, the meeting was heralded by Kazakhstan Foreign Minister Murat Nurtleu. Minister Bayramov underscored the talks’ importance, affirming […]

Iranians Vote for Second Round of Parliamentary Elections

Iranians have begun heading to polling stations to cast their votes in the second round of the parliamentary elections. The votes will determine the parliament members to win remaining 44 seats out of 290 in the parliament. The first round of the election was held on 01 March

Bus Accident in St. Petersburg Kills 4

A bus accident in St. Petersburg, Russia, resulted in casualties when the vehicle veered into the Moika River after colliding with another vehicle. Four passengers lost their lives in the incident, and six survivors were hospitalized, with two in serious condition. Emergency responders and bystanders worked to rescue passengers from the sinking bus. The driver […]

Around 110,000 Leave Rafah

Locals in the neighborhoods in the east of the city of Rafah, where Israel is preparing to attack with a ground operation and issued an evacuation order, continue to migrate. According to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees in the Near East, estimatedly 110,000 people across Rafah, where attacks are getting more […]

700-Year-Old Plane Tree Stands as Symbol of Ottoman History

  In Türkiye’s Sakarya, a 700-year-old Ottoman plane tree remains a testament to history, defying time in the district known for its Ottoman heritage. Alaattin Yılmaz, speaking about the tree’s significance, remarked, “This plane tree, representing Ottoman conquests and traditions, stands tall as a symbol of Taraklı’s rich history.” He added, “Legend has it that […]

Haidouti Orchestra Lights Up Göbeklitepe with Folk Music

The renowned Haidouti Orchestra from Paris enthralled visitors at Göbeklitepe, a historic site in southeast Türkiye dating back 12,000 years, with lively performances of Urfa Folk Songs. Comprising musicians from France, Greece, Turkey, Romania, and Serbia, the ensemble showcased Balkan, Turkish, and Middle Eastern music, delighting locals and tourists alike. Attendees joined in traditional halay […]