400 Children Flew Kites at Foot of Mount Kato

A colorful kite festival was organized by the District Youth and Sports Directorate at the foot of Kato Mountain in Beytüşşebap district of Şırnak province of Türkiye. Around 400 children flew kites, and a long circle for halay, a Turkish folk dance, was formed in the event. Soldiers on duty also attended the event. “We […]

Bear Encounters in Turkish province of Kastamonu Concern

In Türkiye’s Kastamonu, residents are troubled by frequent bear sightings that have resulted in significant damage to beehives and orchards. Bears, awakened from hibernation, are descending into the district with their cubs in search of food, particularly in the Cünürye District. Citizens have resorted to installing wire fences to protect their property and express fear […]

Tunnel Discovered under Rumeli Fortress in Istanbul

A tunnel, presumed to have been built during the 15th century, was discovered under the Rumeli Fortress  in the Sarıyer district of Türkiye’s Istanbul during the ongoing restoration works. According to the first examinations, the tunnel was used as a waterway line and drainage channel, and it received restoration until the 19th century. The Rumeli […]

Serbia to Hold Local Elections on June 2

Serbia, where alleged unfair conditions in the previous elections significantly divided political parties, is preparing for the local and municipal elections to be held on June 2. Due to the previous allegations, the elections will be observed by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe to ensure compliance with democratic standards.  

NATO Ministers Meet in Prague

  Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan joined NATO foreign ministers in Prague to discuss key issues ahead of the NATO Leaders Summit in Washington this July. Topics included support for Ukraine, strengthening NATO’s defense strategies, and enhancing cooperation with Asia-Pacific partners. Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky highlighted the need for a unified strategy to counter […]

The Colorful Tradition of Ox and Bull Racing in Pakistan

Punjab, Pakistan, is home to ox and bull racing, an event that attracts farmers, local residents, and enthusiasts from across the province. ‘Racing Giants’ delves into one of the fascinating and colorful aspects of Punjab. From time immemorial, the popular and energetic activity of ox and bull racing has been a staple of the summer […]

Vetch Field in Bolu Blooms into Scenic Masterpiece

  A field of Hungarian vetch planted in October has transformed into a picturesque scene in Bolu’s Mudurnu district in Türkiye. Following May rains, purple flowers bloomed amidst the green fields, forming a unique and stunning view. The field, located on the road to Sarıyar village, has become a favorite spot for local photographers. Mehmet […]

NASA to Initiate First Crewed Flight with Starliner Spacecraft

National Aeronautics and Space Administration and Boeing are ready for the Boeing Crew Flight Test, in which the first crewed flight of the Boeing CFT-100 Starliner spacecraft will be initiated. The spacecraft, which will take NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams to the International Space Station, will be launched on a United Launch Alliance […]

Türkiye Defeats Serbia 3-1 in Nations League

  The Turkish National Women’s Volleyball Team triumphed over Serbia with a 3-1 win in the Nations League match. This victory marks their fourth win in the Nations League, currently hosted in Arlington. The Turkish team, known as the “Sultans of the Net,” will next face South Korea and the USA in the remaining matches […]

New Spotted Salamander Subspecies Found in Türkiye’s Tunceli

A new subspecies of salamander, ‘Neurergus Strauchii Munzurensis’, was discovered in Türkiye’s Tunceli province. The creature, which has vibrant yellow spots on its dark skin, was found and photographed by Director Caner Canerik and Lawyer Banu Çuhadar Yılmaz. “As we travel in nature, we look differently and try to discover new species. We do this […]