Protests against Georgia’s “Transparency of Foreign Influence” bill intensified as demonstrators clashed with police outside the parliament in Tbilisi. The bill, criticized for curbing free speech and NGO activities, faced strong opposition since April 15. Protesters attempted to enter the parliament, prompting police to use tear gas, stun grenades, and water cannons. The bill […]
The Ruang Volcano in Indonesia prompts evacuation for 12,000 people amid ongoing volcanic activities. The volcano, situated on Ruang Island, has recently emitted lava and ash, leading to an evacuation order as a precautionary measure. Last month, Ruang Island was entirely evacuated, relocating 828 residents, and now, with increased volcanic explosions, evacuation extends to nearby […]
At least 2 died and six others were injured in a shelling by Russian on Ukraine’s Zolochiv city, located in the Kharkiv area at around 10:00 local time. The attack damaged many buildings and vehicles in the area. Authorities said that there were children among the injured.
During his ongoing visit to Israel, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken held talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to Israeli media, Netanyahu conveyed to Blinken that if Hamas persists in seeking a “complete cessation of attacks,” Israel will initiate a ground offensive targeting Rafah city in the Gaza Strip, ruling out the […]
Following US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit to their country, Israelis staged a protest to demand the release of the people who were captivated by the Israeli army during the surprise attack on Israeli lands on October 7. Blinken discussed ongoing efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza, release hostages, and increase aid supply […]
Police intervened as union members gathered in Saraçhane, Istanbul, for May 1 Labor and Solidarity Day despite the ban on Taksim. The groups shouted slogans and attempted to overcome barriers with flag sticks, prompting police to use pepper gas to disperse them. Photographs captured these moments, including clashes between the groups and police shields, […]
A large tornado that emerged the city of Westmoreland, Kansas, USA, killed 1 person and injured 3 others. Pottawatomie County government reported that 22 houses were destroyed and 13 houses were damaged. Various regions in the city suffered power outages.
Numerous people across the world took to streets on International Labor Day. While crowds in some countries celebrated the day, people in other countries staged protests to demand better wages and working conditions. Clashes between police and protesters occurred in some countries such as Philippines.
The recently restored Seddülbahir Castle, a significant site on the Historical Gallipoli Peninsula of Türkiye, has garnered global recognition by reaching the finals of the prestigious Architizer A+ Awards. Built in the 17th century by Hatice Turhan Sultan, mother of the Ottoman Sultan Mehmet IV, the castle played a crucial role during the Gallipoli […]
During ongoing protests against Georgia’s “Transparency of Foreign Influence” bill, 63 individuals were arrested, and 6 police officers sustained injuries. Protesters amassed outside Tbilisi’s parliament, denouncing the bill’s reintroduction for parliamentary consideration. The atmosphere grew tense with chants opposing Russian influence. Despite warnings, clashes erupted between law enforcement and protesters, prompting the use of […]