Snow-Covered Güzeldere Meanders of Türkiye Enchant

  The Güzeldere Meanders in Bitlis, Türkiye, have transformed into a captivating sight with snow covering their winding paths. Aerial drone footage captured the beauty of these meanders, nestled amidst a region transitioning from winter to spring. Photographers visit yearly to capture this natural spectacle, highlighting the mesmerizing blend of snow and water in this […]

NATO Celebrates 75th Anniversary with Messages of Unity and Strength

During the 75th anniversary celebrations of NATO, held in Brussels, Admiral Rob Bauer, NATO Military Committee Chairman, highlighted NATO’s historical success as an alliance. He emphasized NATO’s growth from 12 to 32 member states and the enduring commitment to collective security. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the alliance’s strength in unity, […]

Antalya’s Ramadan Holidays Bookings Set to Reach 95% Occupancy

Hakan Saatçioğlu, President of the Professional Hotel Managers Association (POYD), predicts a high occupancy rate of 95 percent in Antalya during the upcoming Ramadan Holidays, scheduled for April 6-15 this year. The tourism sector is experiencing a boost as the domestic reservation rate, currently at over 70 percent, is expected to peak during the holiday […]

Palestinian Death Toll Exceeds 33,000

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that 62 Palestinians were killed and 91 Palestinians were injured in the attacks carried out by Israel in the Palestinian regions in the last 24 hours. It was reported that the total Palestinian death toll increased to 33,037 and the number of injured increased to 75,668. Israeli forces have […]

6-Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Japan’s Fukushima

A magnitude 6 earthquake occurred off the coast of Fukushima Prefecture in Japan at 12.16 local time. It was reported that the earthquake, recorded at a depth of 40 kilometers, was also felt strongly in Iwate, Miyagi, Aomori and Akita prefectures. No risk of tsunami after the earthquake emerged. There was a short delay in Tohoku […]

Russian Attack on Kharkiv Claims 4 Lives and Injures 12

  In a recent assault by the Russian military on Kharkiv, Ukraine, 4 individuals were killed and 12 civilians were wounded. The attack, conducted with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), targeted various locations in the city, including the Zmiivska thermal power plant. Kharkiv Regional Governor Oleg Sinegubov confirmed that at least 15 UAVs were used in […]

Fire at Recycling Factory in Ankara

A fire broke out in a recycling factory in an industrial site in Yenimahalle district of Ankara, Türkiye at around 15:00 yesterday. The flames that quickly grew and spread to other workplaces was taken under control by firefighters after a 16-hour of struggle. Authorities have launched a detailed investigation into the cause of the the […]

Fire Breaks Out on Thai Ferry

A fire erupted in the engine room of the Koh Charoen-2 ferry, which was en route from Surat Thani province to Koh Tao Island in Thailand. Passengers took refuge at the front of the ferry as flames quickly spread, causing panic and prompting some passengers to jump into the sea. Surrounding boats provided initial aid, […]

Death Toll in Taiwan Rose to 9

Taiwan’s National Fire Agency reported that the death toll from the 7.4-magnitude earthquake that occurred in Hualien city has increased to at least 9, and the number of injured has exceeded 1,000. The earthquake was described as the strongest one to occur within Taiwan’s borders in the last 25 years.

Turkish Soldiers in Kosovo Continue Tradition of Ramadan Pita Distribution

Turkish soldiers serving in Kosovo as part of the NATO Peace Force (KFOR) have upheld their annual tradition of distributing Ramadan pide (traditional Turkish Ramadan bread) for iftar during Ramadan. The soldiers, who has been stationed in Kosovo for 25 years under KFOR, maintains the iftar tent and pita distribution tradition each year. They set […]