Philippines Summoned Chinese Diplomat to Ministry

  Tensions escalate as the Philippines expresses outrage over the Chinese coast guard’s use of water cannons against Philippine ships in the South China Sea. The Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Zhou Zhiyong from the Chinese Embassy in Manila to protest the aggressive actions targeting Philippine vessels. The ministry highlighted instances of harassment, ramming, […]

Dash Camera Captures Lightning Strike on Road

Lightning struck a highway where vehicles were passing during the rain last evening in Türkiye’s Elazığ province. The rain started yesterday afternoon and continued at night, and gave drivers in traffic hard time moving forward. Some vehicles were stranded in underpasses and main roads.

Hidden Ottoman Era Structure Uncovered After Earthquake

Recent earthquakes in Tokat’s Sulusaray district revealed a historical gem hidden within the old Quran course belonging to the District Mufti’s Office. The removal of plaster following the tremors exposed a structure dating back to the Ottoman period, initially mistaken for a fountain and later identified as the entrance to the Quran course. The earthquakes, […]

Heavy Rain Turns Ankara Streets Into Lakes

The Ankara Governorship issued a cautionary notice regarding anticipated intense showers and thunderstorms across the city. As forecasted, heavy rain descended in the evening, transforming several streets and avenues into waterlogged areas resembling lakes. The downpour caused traffic disruptions, with vehicles encountering challenges navigating through the inundated roads. Instances of vehicles partially submerged in water […]

14 Injured in Russia’s Attack on Odessa

The Russian army launched a missile attack on the mail warehouse of the Nova Post company in the Odessa port of Ukraine last night, leaving 14 injured. The fire, which started after the missile attack and intensified in a short time, caused great damage to the loading area of the warehouse. Eighteen other employees reached […]

15 Police Injured during Clash on Labour Day in France

A clash broke out between the police and the demonstrators after a group of demonstrators attacked bank branches and stores in the surrounding area during the march held on May 1, Workers’ and Laborers’ Day in France. Police detained at least 47 people, and 15 police officers were injured. The demonstrators, led by France’s most […]

Death Toll Rises to 36 in China Highway Collapse

  In Guangdong province, China, the death toll from the Meizhou-Dabu Highway collapse has climbed to 36, following heavy rains in the region. Chinese state media confirmed the increased fatalities from the incident, which saw a 17.9-meter section of the highway collapse. Photos from the scene depict the retrieval of damaged vehicles using a large […]

8 Die in Floods in Brazil

Heavy rains caused floods in more than 100 cities in the Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state. Authorities announced that 8 people died, 21 people went missing. More than 1,400 people were evacuated. State Governor Eduardo Leite stated that teams are working to locate the missing and ensure security in areas at risk.

Georgia Protests Escalate as Police Clash with Demonstrators

  Protests against Georgia’s “Transparency of Foreign Influence” bill intensified as demonstrators clashed with police outside the parliament in Tbilisi. The bill, criticized for curbing free speech and NGO activities, faced strong opposition since April 15. Protesters attempted to enter the parliament, prompting police to use tear gas, stun grenades, and water cannons. The bill […]

Thousands Evacuated After Indonesia’s Ruang Volcano Erupts

The Ruang Volcano in Indonesia prompts evacuation for 12,000 people amid ongoing volcanic activities. The volcano, situated on Ruang Island, has recently emitted lava and ash, leading to an evacuation order as a precautionary measure. Last month, Ruang Island was entirely evacuated, relocating 828 residents, and now, with increased volcanic explosions, evacuation extends to nearby […]