Erzurum’s Famous Cağ Kebab on Ramadan Tables

  Cağ Kebab, a signature dish from Erzurum cooked over wood fire, has become a staple on iftar tables during Ramadan, adding a special touch to the dining experience. Fırat Nezih, a restaurant owner in Erzurum, highlighted the popularity of Cağ Kebab during Ramadan, inviting visitors to savor this renowned delicacy. The dish is prepared […]

12 Miners Killed in Pakistan Coal Mine Explosion

  A tragic gas explosion in a coal mine in Harnai city, Baluchistan, Pakistan, claimed the lives of 12 miners, with 8 others rescued and hospitalized. Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif offered condolences and pledged government support to the affected families. Such accidents are unfortunately common in Pakistan’s coal-rich western areas near the Afghanistan border due […]

Kosovo President Attends Iftar with Turkish KFOR troops

  Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani attended a traditional iftar dinner hosted by the Kosovo Turkish Representation Delegation under NATO’s Peace Force in Kosovo (KFOR) and met with military personnel. The event, held at the Sultan Murat Barracks in Prizren, included high-level guests such as KFOR Commander Özkan Ulutaş, Kosovo Minister of Regional Development Fikrim Damka, […]

Treasure Hunter Died After Trapped Under Rubble in Thailand

In Prachup Kiri Khan, Thailand, a landslide struck an old gold mine as treasure hunters were digging for gold, trapping one person. Two were rescued by bystanders, but one remained trapped. After 5 hours, rescue teams recovered the lifeless body of the trapped hunter. The province’s deputy governor emphasized the miners’ responsibility for safety. The […]

NATO Urges Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace in Yerevan Talks

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan discussed Armenia-NATO cooperation and peace negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan in a press conference in Yerevan. Stoltenberg emphasized the opportunity for lasting peace after the war, urging both countries to reach an agreement and normalize relations. Pashinyan called for strong international support, including from […]

Death Toll in Gaza Increases to31,819

In the past 24 hours, Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip have resulted in the deaths of 93 Palestinians, bringing the total casualties since October 7 to 31,819, with 73,934 injured. The ongoing conflict, spanning 165 days, has seen relentless air, land, and sea assaults by the Israeli army. Recent attacks have targeted Gaza despite […]

War in Gaza Impacts Jerusalem’s Vibrant Ramadan Customs

Scenes of profound sadness are currently prevailing in Jerusalem, particularly within the historic Old City, as the Gaza War enters its sixth month. This year’s Ramadan observance in the region are markedly different from previous years, marked by a somber atmosphere and a notable absence of traditional decorations and celebrations. One poignant example of this […]

Novruz Celebrations in Baku Mark Start of Spring Festivities

The Novruz celebrations have kicked off in Baku, Azerbaijan, heralding the arrival of spring with lively festivities. Events at the Ateshgah Temple included traditional music, dances, and culinary delights, drawing a diverse crowd of locals and tourists. Azerbaijan has declared March 20-26 as a public holiday for Novruz, with a lineup of activities planned throughout […]

Avalanche in Russia: 2 dead

An avalanche hit Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula over the weekend, trapping two members of an 11-person skiing group. The Russian Ministry of Emergencies reported that despite rescue efforts, the lifeless body of a 44-year-old woman buried in the avalanche was recovered. Forty people were involved in the challenging search for a missing 19-year-old, conducted under severe […]