US Sends First Aid to Gaza Strip

US Central Command announced that they delivered aid to the Gaza Strip by air in cooperation with the Royal Jordanian Air Force. The US cargo planes were said to have airdropped more than 38,000 items along the Gaza coastline. While the Israeli army continues to disallow sufficient aid to enter the region, leaving Palestinians in […]

Ski Season Expected to Continue for Two More Weeks in Mount Hesarek

Hesarek Ski Resort, located on Hesarek Mountain at an altitude of 2,500 meters in Türkiye’s Bingöl province, is expecting to serve visitors for at least two more weeks. “We hosted nearly 40,000 guests in the fifth week. Our visitors come and leave happily. We are waiting for everyone,” said Hesarek Ski Resort Manager.

Pro-Palestinians Protested in front of Israel’s US Embassy in Washington

Hundreds of people gathered in front of the Israeli embassy in the US capital, Washington D.C., to protest Israel’s attacks on Gaza and US’s support to Israel. The protesters held up Palestinian flags and banners in front of the embassy and marched to the Israeli Ambassador’s house. After the protests ended, the protesters commemorated 25-year-old […]

Protests Against Election Results Continue in Pakistan

Supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s party, the Pakistan Justice Movement, resume the protests that began after fraud allegations surfaced after the general election held in Pakistan on February 8. The protesters stage sit-in protests, block roads, and frequently chant slogans against former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and polling officials across the country.

Death Toll in Odessa Residential Building Increased to 6

The Ukrainian State Emergency Service reported that the number of people killed in Russia’s air attack on an apartment building in Odessa increased to 6. The report also included that a 3-year-old child and a 3-month-old baby were among the victims. The search and rescue efforts continue at the scene.

Drone Fells on Residential Building in St. Petersburg, Russia

An unmanned aerial vehicle fell on a 5-storey building in the Krasnogvardeysky district of St. Petersburg, Russia, causing major damage. Rosgvardiya teams were dispatched to the scene and around 100 people living in the building were evacuated to safe areas. A large-scale investigation was launched into the incident, which has not yet been defined as […]

59 Percent of Iranian Voters Refused to Participate in Parliamentary Election

According to the unofficial results of the election held in Iran to determine the members of the 290-seat Islamic Consultative Assembly and the 88-seat Assembly of Experts, which is responsible for electing and supervising the religious leader, the participation rate was 41 percent. Even though the election period was extended three times, until 00.00 local […]

Tunisian Opposition Resumes Protests Against President Kays Saied

The opposition in Tunisia continues to protest against President Kays Saied. Upon the call of the General Labour Union, thousands gathered in El Kasbah Square in the capital, Tunis, and protested the current political situation, the worsening economy, and unemployment. Demonstrators, who were also concerned about the arrests of activists and journalists and the restrictions […]

Fresh Air in Eğner Yedigöze Park Attracts Nature Lovers

Eğner Yedigöze Nature Park, located in the Aladağ district of Adana province, has began attracting many people since the beginning of the weekend as the temperatures increased. Nature lovers, overwhelmed by the sweltering weather in the city center, enjoyed the fresh air across a beautiful lake view. The view also served as a natural studio […]

Russia’s Attack on Residential Building in Odessa Kills 3

The Russian army attacked the Kharkiv, Sumy and Odessa regions of Ukraine with drones at night. One of the drones destroyed 18 apartments in a building in the city of Odessa, killed 3 people, and injured 8 others. After the attack, Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine’s air system should be improved and […]