Ukrainian Military Jet Ski Loaded with Explosives Found off Istanbul

A jet ski loaded with explosives was found off a beach in Istanbul’s Çatalca district. The gendarmerie teams that arrived at the scene detected that the jet ski, which was assumed to be dragged to Istanbul, might belong to the Ukrainian navy. It was stated that the jet ski, which was carrying multiple cameras and […]

One Went Missing after Landslide in Japan

Heavy rains that started last night in Japan’s Yamagata and Akita prefectures caused floods, landslides, and overflowing. One person was reported missing after a landslide in Akita state. The Japan Meteorological Agency announced that heavy rains are expected until tomorrow evening in Yamagata, Akita, Aomori, Fukushima, Iwate and Miyagi provinces in the Tohoku region and […]

Rapid Reforestation Displayed on Türkiye Wildfire Anniversary

  Antalya Governor Hulusi Şahin visited Manavgat on the third anniversary of the largest forest fire in Türkiye’s history. He highlighted the successful reforestation efforts, stating, “We planted 5.1 million saplings across 30,000 hectares, and nature has added perhaps twice as much. Thanks to Antalya’s favorable climate, the entire 60,000 hectares have turned green again. […]

Manchester Airport Police Officer Suspended After Kicking Incident

A police officer at Manchester Airport was suspended after a video showed him kicking a detainee in the face. The incident, which occurred at Terminal 2, sparked widespread outrage and led to protests outside Rochdale Police Station. Greater Manchester Deputy Chief Constable Wasim Chaudhry stated the situation began after three officers were attacked while detaining […]

Member of US House of Representatives Protests Netanyahu

Rashida Tlaib, a female member of the US House of Representatives, held up a sign reading “Genocide Criminal” while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was addressing the US Congress, where he was greeted with applause from the majority. Referring to the anti-Israeli protests around the Congress building during his speech, the Israeli leader said that […]

Historic Monastery in Eastern Türkiye Damaged by Treasure Hunters

  Saint Thomes Monastery (Altınsaç Church), a 700-year-old historic site in Gevaş, Van, has suffered severe damage from treasure hunters. This significant Armenian heritage site, located 75 kilometers from Van and 40 kilometers from Gevaş, is now on the brink of collapse. Illegal excavations have left the monastery in ruins, with treasure hunters drilling holes […]

One Went Missing after Typhoon Gaemi Sinks Fuel Tanker off Philippines

The severe storm that occurred off the coast of Baatan region during Typhoon Gaemi, which hit the north of the Philippines, sank a Philippine-flagged tanker carrying 1.5 million liters of fuel. Teams rescued 16 of the 17 crew members of the ship named “MT Terra Nova”. A missing personnel is being searched despite the harsh […]

Typhoon Gaemi Hits Taiwan: 3 Dead, 9 Missing from Sunk Cargo Ship

  Typhoon Gaemi, the most severe typhoon in eight years, struck Taiwan’s Yilan district, causing widespread destruction. Three people died, 266 were injured, and 500,000 households lost power. A Tanzanian-flagged cargo ship sank off Kaohsiung, with nine crew members missing. The typhoon is now heading towards China’s Fujian province, leading to flight cancellations and train […]

Assad and Putin Discuss Regional Tensions in Moscow Meeting

Syrian President Bashar Assad met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, marking a significant diplomatic engagement. During the portion of the meeting open to the press, Putin noted the long interval since their last encounter and expressed interest in Assad’s views on the escalating regional tensions, particularly in Syria. Assad highlighted that the visit […]

Death Toll in Philippines Increased to 21

The number of people who died during the disaster caused by Typhoon Gaemi, also called Carina, which hit the north of the Philippines, increased to 21, according to police. It was added that the causes of the deaths, which were recorded in the capital Manila, Cavite, Batangas, Rizal, Bulacan, and Pampanga, were mostly floodwaters, landslides, […]