Greece Marks Train Accident Anniversary with Strikes and Protests

  On the anniversary of the tragic train accident in Greece claiming 57 lives, public transport workers staged a 24-hour strike, causing disruptions in train and ferry services. Thousands, including student unions, labor unions, and political representatives, gathered in Athens, demanding justice and transparency in the trial related to the incident. Demonstrators also voiced concerns […]

Fog Covers Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge in Istanbıl

  The Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge, a vital link between Asian and European continents, turned into a fairytale spectacle as dense fog enveloped it, creating captivating images. The bridge, at times almost vanishing in the fog, presented enchanting scenes captured by the İhlas News Agency drone. The fog not only affected the visual appeal but […]

Aid Trucks Queue for Gaza Entry Amid Ongoing Crisis

Norwegian Refugee Council Chief, Jan Egeland, shared visuals depicting a lengthy line of aid trucks awaiting entry into Gaza, emphasizing the ongoing challenges in delivering sufficient aid amid continuing Israeli attacks. Egeland stressed the urgent need for Israel to permit the entry of aid trucks to address the humanitarian crisis. He urged Israel to address […]

Yulia Navalny Urges Innovative Strategies to Counter Putin

Yulia Navalnaya, widow of the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, addressed the European Parliament, emphasizing the need for innovative approaches to challenge Putin. She urged against relying solely on sanctions and traditional methods, stating, “You cannot defeat him by thinking that he is a man of principles.” Navalnaya shared the ordeal her husband endured, […]

Hamas Leader Stresses Flexibility in Talks with Israel

Hamas Political Bureau Chief Ismail Haniyeh has stated that while demonstrating flexibility in negotiations with Israel, the group remains prepared for continued conflict. Addressing the ongoing negotiations led by Egypt and Qatar, Haniyeh urged the Arab world to increase pressure and support for Gaza. Speaking in Beirut, he called on Palestinians, the Resistance Axis, and […]

Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Talks Begin in Berlin

Diplomatic negotiations regarding the peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia are in progress in Berlin, Germany. Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Ceyhun Bayramov and Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan are leading their respective delegations in discussions held at Villa Borsig, the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs guesthouse. The meeting focuses on the anticipated peace agreement between the […]

Texas Declares Emergency as Wildfires Devour 370,000 Acres

  Widespread wildfires in five areas of Texas have led to the destruction of over 370,000 acres of land, triggering a state of emergency. The Smokehouse Creek fire alone, scorching at least 300,000 acres, ranks as the state’s fifth-largest forest fire. Emergency responders from Greenville faced peril as they navigated through reduced visibility caused by […]

Submerged Turkish Village Emerges as Dam Waters Recede

  The Yusufeli Dam and Hydroelectric Power Plant (HEPP) in Artvin, Türkiye, achieved full capacity electricity production after its waters were initially retained in November. Subsequently, the waters were withdrawn, revealing the village of Çeltikdüzü, the last settlement affected by the dam. Çeltikdüzü, among the ten villages partially impacted, saw half of its 164 households […]

Türkiye’s First Snow Rally: Female Driver in Top 10

  In Türkiye’s inaugural snow rally, the Sarıkamış Rally, driver Burcu Çetinkaya secured a spot in the top 10, finishing 9th overall. Thrilled about the event, Çetinkaya expressed the excitement of participating in Türkiye’s first snow rally, a leg of the Turkish Championship. The female driver showcased her skills, claiming 4th place among male competitors […]