Israel-Hamas War Leaves 6 Months Behind

Six months have passed since Hamas militants initiated a raid on the Supernova music festival in Israel’s Re’im town, triggering a war with the Israeli army. Israel’s attacks have caused the deaths of 33,137 civilians, at least 13,000 of whom are children, 107 journalists, 196 aid workers, and 340 healthcare workers, while thousands of others […]

Dutch Pilot Max Verstappen Comes First in Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix

The Japanese Grand Prix, the 4th race of the Formula 1 season, was completed in Japan’s 5,807 meter long Suzuka International Raceway. Among 17 high-skilled racers, Red Bull’s Dutch pilot Max Verstappen became the first to cross the finish line with a complete time of 1:54:23.566, also achieving the 57th victory of his career. The Chinese […]

Anti-Government Protest Held in Israel

An anti-government protest was staged in Israel’s Tel Aviv yesterday. Hundreds gathered outside the Kirya military headquarters demanded a deal to be made to receive the Israeli hostages captured by Hamas on October 7 attack. The protesters lit candles and marked the sixth month anniversary of the conflicts’ outbreak.  

Greta Thunberg Detained Twice during Protests Yesterday

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg was detained two times during protests against fossil fuel subsidies yesterday in The Hague, Netherlands. Her first detention took place during blocking of a main road, which turned into a conflict, and after she was released and joined a group that blocked another road to a train station, the police […]

WHO Director General Shares Footage of Destruction in Shifa Hospital

World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus shared a footage of the destruction in Shifa Hospital, where Israeli forces retreated after a two-week siege. Emphasizing that the efforts of WHO and its partners to support the revival of basic services in Shifa were in vain, Ghebreyesus said that people were once again deprived of […]

Over 46,000 People Evacuated in Floods in Kazakhstan

Floods occurred in the eastern, central, and northern regions of Kazakhstan due to heavy rains and melting snow. According to the Kazakhstan Ministry of Emergencies, 3,171 houses were flooded in Akmola, Aktobe, Atyrau, Kostanay, Pavlodar, and Northern Kazakhstan regions, and a total of 46,755 people, including 14,589 children, were evacuated. Additionally, 60,000 farm animals were […]

Bosnians Celebrate Day of the City of Sarajevo

An official ceremony and various celebrations were organized in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on the occasion of Day of the City of Sarajevo, which marks the city’s liberation from Nazi occupation in 1945 at the end of World War II and the start of the siege of Sarajevo in 1992. During the […]

Overflowing Dam Floods Russian City

  Following the recent heavy rainfall in the Orenburg region of Russia, a section of a dam on the Ural River in the city of Orsk overflowed. After the increasing water level collapsed the dam’s wall, the dam quickly emptied into the settlements, causing chaos and the deaths of 3 people. According to the authorities, […]

Roe Deer Begins New Life After Severe Road Accident

A roe deer, who lost its sight after presumably being hit by a vehicle, was treated at the Ormanya Wildlife Park Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center in Kocaeli, Türkiye and was taken under protection in the living protection area of the facility. The deer was released after 3 weeks of treatment and started a new […]

Australia Battles Against Floods after Heavy Rain

Heavy rainfall caused severe floods in Australian state of New South Wales. Authorities said 72 rescue operations were carried out in Sydney, the country’s largest city, and 4,128 emergency calls were made across the state in 24 hours. It was said that 152 people were rescued from flood waters. New South Wales Premier Chris Minns […]