Düden Waterfall Draws Numerous People during Eid al-Fitr

  Antalya, the tourism capital of Türkiye, continues to host 2 million people during Eid al-Fitr. While many holidaymakers are enjoying the trio of sea, sand, and sun at temperatures above seasonal norms, they also discover the city’s natural wonders, such as the world-famous Düden Waterfall. “Düden is one of the places to visit and […]

Turkish UAVs Team Completed Mission in Taiwan

The Turkish UAV team, which traveled to Taiwan, which was jolted by the 7.2-magnitude earthquake, to participate in the efforts to observe the damaged areas, set out for Türkiye after 3-day work. Before leaving the country, the team talked about the damage observed in the national park, which is known for its narrow passages in […]

Turkish Women Rallies in Georgia

Fifty women, who came together under the leadership of Van Doruk Nature Sports Travel Community Association and Doğubeyazıt Noah’s Ark Search and Rescue Association, organized a demonstration in Georgia against violence against women and the pollution that Lake Van was exposed to. “We said ‘no to violence against women’ and our second goal is to […]

Numerous People Flocked to Foça for Eid al-Fitr

Numerous people flocked to the Foça district of Izmir in Türkiye to spend their nine-day Eid al-Fitr. Beaches of the district, which dazzles with their natural beauties, historical areas, and quiet bays, have become the most preferred places for visitors due to the increase in temperatures. “The sea is beautiful, and the weather is beautiful. […]

Water Level in Flooded Russian City Exceeds 11 Meters

The water level in the Russian city of Orenburg, which was flooded after the Ural River overflowed, reached 11 meters. Eighty-eight people, including 9 children, were transported to safe areas in the last 24 hours. It was stated that the water level is expected to decrease in two days. More than 11,000 houses were flooded […]

Severe Storm Hits Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi

Severe storm and tornadoes that occurred in the southern US states of Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi caused chaos and casualties. It was reported that 1 person died in Mississippi and 10 people were injured in Louisiana. The severe storm damaged many residential buildings and workplaces, while power outages and floods occurred in many areas.  

Russia Hits Ukraine’s Largest Thermal Power Plant

Russian forces attacked many energy facilities across Ukraine yesterday, completely destroying Trypilska thermal power plant, the largest power plant in the capital Kyiv, with missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. Transformer centers and electricity generation facilities were damaged in the attacks on Odesa, Kharkiv, Zaporizhia, Lviv and Kiev regions, said the electricity network operator Ukrenergo. The […]

Death Toll from Hydroelectric Power Plant in Italy Increased to 5

The number of people who lost their lives in the explosion that occurred at the hydroelectric power plant of Enel Energy Company near Bologna, Italy, which caused floods in the power plant, increased from 3 to 5. Authorities stated that the bodies of 2 workers were found in the turbine section approximately 40 meters below […]

Istanbul’s Taksim Bustle with Ramadan Tourists

  On the second day of Eid, Taksim Square and Istiklal Avenue in Istanbul saw a surge in visitors, including both local residents and tourists from abroad. These iconic locations, known for their popularity among tourists, experienced bustling crowds as city dwellers who stayed back during the holiday joined the festivities. The streets were flooded […]

US Police Fatally Shoot Black Driver with 96 Bullet

In the USA, Chicago’s Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) released footage of an incident involving a black driver, Dexter Reed, who died during a police stop on March 21. The video shows a confrontation after officers surrounded Reed’s vehicle for a seat belt violation. Shots were fired, resulting in Reed’s hospitalization and later death. […]