Iranian President Pezeshkian Visits Iraq

Masoud Pezeshkian, who was elected as the 14th President of Iran, went to Iraq for his first official overseas visit upon the invitation of Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia Sudani. The Iranian leader, who was greeted with an official ceremony by Prime Minister Sudani at the Baghdad International Airport, headed to the Government Palace to […]

Fire Breaks Out in Khojaly and Khojavend in Azerbaijan

A fire broke out in the Hasanabad village in Khojaly city and in the Machkalashen village in ​​Khojavend city in Azerbaijan. The fire in the Khojaly region was quickly brought under control and prevented from spreading to the forest area in short time. However, the fire in the Khojavend region is still ongoing.

Anti-War Protest Broke Out during Defense Exposition in Australia

An anti-war protest was held in front of the Convention and Exhibition Center where the Land Forces International Land Defense Exposition was held in Melbourne, Australia, triggering a clash between protesters chanting pro-Palestinian slogans and police. It was reported that 24 police officers and some exposition attendees were injured and 39 protesters were detained. A […]

Protesters Storm Mexican Senate during Judicial Reform Vote

Last night, people in Mexico stormed the Senate where President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s judicial reform package, which foresees the election of judges by the people and a series of changes, was being voted on. Entering the hall where the session was held, the protesters chanted “traitor” against the senators and the session was stopped. […]

Four Dead After Typhoon Yagi Reaches Thailand

After causing disaster in many countries in Asia, such as the Philippines, Vietnam and China, Typhoon Yagi has reached northern Thailand. At least 4 people died and many were injured in the floods and landslides that occurred in the country. Heavy rains are expected to hit again between September 13-17 and people living in risky […]

Minibus Rams Into Pedestrians in Japan

Last night, a minibus rammed into pedestrians walking on the sidewalk in front of the Musashi-Koganei Train Station in Koganei, Japan. A 66-year-old woman was reported dead and a man in his 60s was reported injured after the incident. The 63-year-old driver, who was slightly injured, said in his statement to the police that he […]

Death Toll from Typhoon Yagi in Vietnam Rises to 127

The death toll from Typhoon Yagi, which made landfall in Vietnam on Saturday and caused flooding and winds of up to 149 kilometers per hour, has risen to 127 and at least 752 people have been injured. State media reported that at least 54 people were missing as well. About 210,000 hectares of crops were […]

First Team to Perform Private Spacewalk Left Earth with SpaceX Rocket

The team consisting of billionaire Jared Isaacman, military pilot Scott Poteet and SpaceX engineers Anna Menon and Sarah Gillis, who are expected to perform the first private spacewalk in history, has set off. The Dragon spacecraft that will take the team into space as part of the Polaris Dawn mission was successfully launched from Kennedy […]