In Gaza, a new mass grave has been discovered in Shifa Hospital’s garden, adding to the grim toll of the ongoing violence since October 7. The Media Office in Gaza revealed that 49 bodies were recovered from this third mass grave alone, with a total of 520 bodies found across 7 graves in hospitals like […]
During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Serbia, 28 cooperation agreements were signed, marking a shift in relations from a “comprehensive strategic partnership” to a “shared future.” President Xi’s two-day visit included an official ceremony in Belgrade, where hundreds gathered to welcome him. Following bilateral and intergovernmental meetings, a joint declaration was signed to enhance […]
The first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Sweden, showcased a range of performances, including a notable moment from Eric Saade. Saade, known for his hit “Popular” from the 2011 Eurovision, performed with a keffiyeh on his wrist, symbolizing support for Gaza. This act sparked debate and drew comments from contest organizers expressing […]
Karagöl Plateau in Türkiye’s Sakarya, nestled at 1,100 meters above sea level, is renowned for its pristine beauty, encompassing lush nature and intriguing sinkholes. Visitors, like Hatice Kaya, are captivated by its spiritual ambiance, often likening it to a heavenly retreat. Situated about 100 kilometers from the city center, the plateau boasts dense forests […]
In North Macedonia, the presidential second round and parliamentary elections are underway, with Gordana Siljanovska Davkova and Stevo Pendarovski advancing to the presidential runoff based on initial results from the first round held on April 24. Over 3,480 ballot boxes are open for 1.8 million registered voters, with voting ending at 19:00 local time. Special […]
In a significant air assault, Russia targeted residential areas and energy facilities in Ukraine, resulting in injuries to three people. Ukraine’s air force reported shooting down 39 out of 55 missiles and 20 out of 21 UAVs launched by Russia. Minister of Energy German Galushenko highlighted that energy facilities in several regions were among the […]
Prof. Dr. Nafiz Maden, Head of the Geophysical Engineering Department at Gümüşhane University in Türkiye, responded to Minister Alparslan Bayraktar’s announcement of an oil exploration calendar in Sinop, Trabzon, and Rize. Maden clarified that ongoing studies have long identified potential oil and gas reserves in the region, dispelling notions that the announcement was an election […]
Russian athlete Denis Vovk set a new world record at a train station in St. Petersburg. He successfully pulled a 650-ton train 1.48 meters in just 37 seconds, surpassing his previous feat of moving it half a meter. Using specially prepared ropes and a mechanism, Vovk’s record-breaking attempt was closely watched by performance trainers and […]
In Michigan, a tornado caused a warehouse owned by FedEx to collapse, trapping 50 people inside. Rescue operations were initiated despite challenges posed by debris and power lines. The storm also damaged homes, injuring 12 people, and left over 32,000 without power. A tornado warning was issued to 14 million people in the region.
The flood toll in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state worsens, with 90 dead, 131 missing, and 155,000 homeless. Over 1.4 million are affected, including 500,000 without power in Porto Alegre. Rescue operations are ongoing, and schools are closed as 790 were impacted. President Lula pledges federal aid amid what’s deemed the worst climate […]