African Visitor Sruprised by Adana’s Intense Heat

  In Adana’s Kozan district, Türkiye temperatures with humidity hit 50°C. African visitor Abdülşükür Maiga, from Burkina Faso, found it hotter than Africa. Despite the heat, he praised the local hospitality and invited Adana residents to visit Africa. Kozan Dağılcak Nature Park saw 40,000 visitors seeking relief from the extreme heat.

14 Died due to Extreme Heat in Karachi

Temperatures rising up to 53 degrees cause deaths in Pakistan. Yesterday, 14 people between the ages of 25-45 died in Karachi, where the temperature rose to 45 degrees and the humidity rose to 76 percent. Pakistan Meteorological Department stated that the temperatures may increase further due to the hot winds expected to blow from the […]

Battery Factory Fire Kills 20 in South Korea

A fire broke out at a lithium battery factory in Hwaseong city in South Korea at around 10.30 local time for an unknown reason, killing 20 workers and injuring 9 others. Fire officials said the fire involved more than 35,000 batteries in the factory and that ongoing explosions were complicating extinguishing efforts.  

Classic Car Enthusiast Refuses to Part with Restored Treasures

  Businessman Gökhan Değirmenci, 31, a lifelong classic car enthusiast from Manisa, Türkiye, has restored several vintage vehicles to their original glory, housing them in his workplace’s garage. Despite receiving offers double their value, he has no intention of selling these prized possessions. Değirmenci’s collection includes 1963 and 1964 Chevrolet models, three classic Tofaş cars, […]

Terrorist Attacks Killed over 19 in Russia’s Dagestan

Fifteen police officers, a priest and 3 others were killed in attacks by armed attackers on a synagogue, two churches and a police checkpoint in Dagestan, Russia, yesterday. In the operation carried out at night, 6 attackers were neutralized. Security in the region was increased and an investigation was launched into the incident. Authorities said […]

Mass Fish Deaths in Edirne Pond Investigated

Mass fish deaths in an irrigation pond in Edirne, Türkiye, have sparked an investigation. Authorities suspect the water was electrocuted. Local resident İlyas Saç dismissed low oxygen levels as the cause, pointing to electrocution rumors. Village headman Mehmet Meşe confirmed electrocution and called for severe punishment for those responsible.

Women Protest Against Far Right in Paris

Women’s associations held protests in Paris and other French cities against the far right. Demonstrators in Paris marched from Republique Square to Bastille Square, chanting against fascism. A declaration warned of the far right’s threat to rights and freedoms, particularly for women and immigrants, following the dissolution of Parliament. The associations called for public participation […]

Protests Break Out after Court Releases Soldier who Punched a Woman in Ireland

Numerous people took to the streets in Ireland after the 3-year prison sentence of 22-year-old soldier Cathal Crotty, who punched 24-year-old Natasha O’Brien 6 times on a street in Limerick, was postponed and he was released by the court on Thursday. “Systematic gender-based violence is continually legitimized in the Irish justice system. The survivor of […]

Death Toll Reaches 37,598 in Gaza Strip

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that the Israeli army killed 47 Palestinians and injured 121 Palestinians in 3 attacks in the last 24 hours. A total of 37,598 Palestinians died and 86,032 others were injured in the attacks that have continued since October 7.

3 People Went Missing after Landslide in Switzerland

Swiss police said that 4 people were buried under the ground, 1 woman was rescued, and the others were still missing in the landslide that occurred on Friday in the Misox Valley in the canton of Grisons in the south of the country. Noting that the work continues with diggers and trained dogs, the police […]