Crafting the Beats of Pakistan’s Dhol and Tabla

Discovering the artistry behind the country’s most cherished musical instruments, Kamran, a Dhol maker crafting this unique instrument in the streets of Rawalpindi’s vibrant culture, traditional music plays a rhythm that echoes through the souls of its people. The name ‘tabla’ likely comes from ‘tabl,’ the Arabic word for drum. The ultimate origin of the […]

100 Cabin Crew Takes Sick Leave, 90 Flights Canceled in India

India-based airline Air India Express canceled more than 90 flights after more than 100 cabin crew members suddenly took leave. Air India Express Chief Executive Officer said staff reported falling ill before the flights. While the company, which mobilized all its resources to operate the flights, stated that it revised the flight schedule and did […]

Snow Tunnels of Bitlis Mesmerize Visitors

  Bitlis, a city known for its snowy landscapes in Türkiye, continues to enchant visitors with stunning snow views even into spring. Despite neighboring areas experiencing warmer temperatures, Bitlis retains its snow-capped charm, including natural snow tunnels and picturesque mountain scenes. These unique natural wonders attract travelers seeking the beauty of untouched winter landscapes.   […]

Prosecutor Photographs Türkiye’s Birds

Vedat Soğukpınar Public Prosecutor in Türkiye’s Samsun province, photographed 350 of the 450 bird species in the country. The prosecutor, who mostly goes to Samsun Kızılırmak Delta for his wildlife photographing hobby, recorded not only the photographs of the magnificent animals but also their daily behaviors. “Hunters kill birds by shooting them; we immortalize then […]

Flood Engulfs Airport in Brazil

The ongoing flood disaster across the the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul spread to the Salgado Filho International Airport in the capital, Porto Alegre. The runway of the airport got entirely covered by the flood waters. Officials suspended the flights in the airport indefinitely and advised passengers to contact their airline regarding their […]

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s First Official Visit to Hungary

Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded his first official visit to Hungary, marking the final stop of his recent European tour. Xi’s visit, following a five-year gap, aimed to strengthen investment and commercial ties between China and Hungary. He praised Prime Minister Viktor Orban for maintaining an independent foreign policy despite external pressures. Xi emphasized the […]

Israeli Army Strikes Rafah

The Israeli army conducted extensive air strikes on nearly 100 targets in Rafah in the Gaza Strip, as confirmed by their recent statement. Images of the operation were also released. The strikes, ongoing since last Monday, targeted buildings in the area, resulting in the neutralization of around 30 Hamas members, according to the statement. Additionally, […]

New Mass Grave Discovered in Gaza: 49 Bodies Recovered

In Gaza, a new mass grave has been discovered in Shifa Hospital’s garden, adding to the grim toll of the ongoing violence since October 7. The Media Office in Gaza revealed that 49 bodies were recovered from this third mass grave alone, with a total of 520 bodies found across 7 graves in hospitals like […]

Serbia, China Sign 28 Agreements

During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Serbia, 28 cooperation agreements were signed, marking a shift in relations from a “comprehensive strategic partnership” to a “shared future.” President Xi’s two-day visit included an official ceremony in Belgrade, where hundreds gathered to welcome him. Following bilateral and intergovernmental meetings, a joint declaration was signed to enhance […]

Sweeden’s Eric Saade Takes Stage Wearing Keffiyeh in Eurovision

The first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Sweden, showcased a range of performances, including a notable moment from Eric Saade. Saade, known for his hit “Popular” from the 2011 Eurovision, performed with a keffiyeh on his wrist, symbolizing support for Gaza. This act sparked debate and drew comments from contest organizers expressing […]