Small Plane Crash in Thailand Kills Nine Onboard

A Cessna plane, flight TFT209, crashed into a forest in Thailand’s Chachoengsao province, killing all nine people on board. The aircraft had departed from Bangkok, carrying seven passengers—five Chinese nationals and two Thais—along with two Thai pilots. The plane was en route to Trat province when it went down at 15:18 local time, resulting in […]

Hungary Threatens to Send Migrants to Brussels

The migration dispute between Hungary and the European Union (EU) has intensified as the Hungarian government threatens to send migrants directly to Brussels. Gergely Gulyas, head of the Hungarian Presidency, criticized a recent European Court of Justice ruling that fined Hungary 200 million euros for violating EU asylum rules. During a press conference with government […]

12 Police Killed in Rocket Attack in Pakistan

A rocket attack was carried out on police vehicles in Rahim Yar Khan in the Punjab province of Pakistan. Twelve police officers were killed, 7 were injured and 5 survived. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack yet.

Hotel Fire Leaves 7 Dead in South Korea

A deadly fire broke out at a hotel in Bucheon, around 25 kilometers west of Seoul, South Korea, yesterday at 19:39 local time. According to the South Korean Ministry of Interior, 7 people died and 12 others were injured. Authorities stated that the fire began in a room on the eighth floor of the nine-story […]

Kamala Harris Accepts Democratic Presidential Nomination

At the Democratic Party Convention in Chicago, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris officially accepted her nomination for the presidency. In her speech, Harris pledged to be a president for all Americans and warned of the serious consequences if Donald Trump were to return to the White House, describing him as a “non-serious man.” Harris, who […]

Ukraine Targets Russian Ferry in Kavkaz Port Attack

Ukraine launched an attack on Kavkaz Port in Russia’s Krasnodar region, hitting a ferry carrying 30 fuel tanks. The attack led to a fire, and the ferry sank. Fyodor Babenkov, the local administrator, confirmed the incident. The Kuban Region Operational Headquarters reported that the ferry was loaded with fuel tanks used for railway transportation. Following […]

Gamescom 2024 Starts in Cologne

Gamescom, the biggest games fair in the world, kicked off in Cologne, Germany, yesterday, gathering around thousands of game enthusiasts. A total of 1400 exhibitors from more than 60 countries will be introducing their content or products to gamers until August 25.

Putin Reports Ukrainian Attempt to Attack Kursk Nuclear Plant

    Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Ukraine attempted to attack the Kursk nuclear power plant, prompting the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to send experts for assessment. Kursk Governor Alexei Smirnov confirmed that the situation at the plant is stable. Meanwhile, Bryansk Governor Aleksandr Bogomaz reported that a Ukrainian sabotage group was prevented […]

Death Toll in Gaza Rises to 40,265

The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced in a statement on the 321st day of Israeli massacres in the Gaza Strip that 42 Palestinians lost their lives and 163 were injured in 4 attacks carried out by the Israeli army in the last 24 hours. The total loss of life since the attacks began on October […]

Gaziantep’s Historic Kutnu Fabric Gains Global Fashion Attention

  Kutnu, the traditional fabric of Gaziantep, is experiencing a resurgence in popularity, attracting significant attention from both local and international tourists. Known as the “palace fabric” used by Ottoman sultans, Kutnu has recently caught the eye of world-renowned fashion designers, bringing this 14th-century textile back into the modern spotlight. The fabric’s renewed popularity has […]