Slovak PM Robert Fico’s Condition Remains Serious

Slovak Deputy Prime Minister Robert Kalinak stated at a press conference that Prime Minister Robert Fico, who was the target of an assassination attempt on May 15, had a two-hour surgery today and that his condition still remained serious. Meanwhile, the director of the hospital where Fico is being treated said that Fico, who is […]

Museums Week Discounts at Hagia Sophia and Ephesus in Türkiye

  To celebrate Museums Week, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism has announced a 50 percent discount for Turkish citizens at the Hagia Sophia History and Experience Museum and the Ephesus Experience Museum. From May 18 to 26, local visitors can enjoy these cultural sites at half price. The Hagia Sophia History and Experience Museum […]

Kyrgyz Turks Preserve Culture in Yozgat, Türkiye

  Kyrgyz Turks, who migrated from Afghanistan’s Pamir Plateau to Türkiye in 1982, continue to maintain their cultural heritage in Yozgat’s Yenifakılı district. Resettled in homes built by the Türkiye’s Mass Housing Administration (TOKİ), 40 Kyrgyz Turk families engage in horse breeding, leatherworking, and rug weaving with traditional motifs. They also offer unique accommodations in […]

Undefined Foaming Occurs on Istanbul’s Bosphorus

White foaming that have not yet been identified have occurred around the 15 July Martyrs Bridge on the Bosphorus, which is sometimes on the agenda due to increasing number of jellyfish, three days ago. No explanation has been made by the authorities. Due to high human population and pollution, intense mucilage covered the coasts of […]

Israel Rejects Accusations of Genocide at ICJ

Israeli Ministry of Justice official Gilad Noam made an oral defense against South Africa’s request to stop the attacks in Rafah at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands. Defender Noam said that, contrary to South Africa’s claims, what is happening in the Gaza Strip is not a genocide but a tragic war […]

Palandöken Mountain Turns White with May Snowfal in Türkiye

  Over the past week, Türkiye’s Erzurum has experienced heavy rains, transforming into snow at higher elevations. This morning, residents woke up to Palandöken Mountain blanketed in snow, with the snowfall gradually extending towards the city center. The Eastern Anatolian Observatory, situated at an altitude of 3,170 meters in the Konaklı Region, recorded nighttime temperatures […]

Northern Italy Battles Severe Floods

Floods occurred in the Lombardy, Veneto and Emilia Romagna regions of northern Italy as a result of two rivers overflowing after heavy rainfall. Water emptying from the river submerged vehicles and buildings, causing drivers to strand in underpasses and on the roads. An official in Milan, the most affected area during the disaster, announced that […]

Ancient Tomb Discovered in Tharsa City Excavation in Türkiye

  In Türkiye, archaeologists have discovered a new tomb during excavation and cleaning efforts in the ancient city of Tharsa, located near Kuyulu village on the Adıyaman-Şanlıurfa Highway, now known as Turuş Rock Tombs. This 2,000-year-old tomb, dating back to the Roman and Byzantine periods, features two bull heads (bucranium) and garland decorations at the […]

7-Year-Old Dies in House Fire in Kocaeli

A fire broke out for an unknown reason on the 2nd floor of a 3-storey building in Izmit, Kocaeli province of Türkiye, while a pregnant mother and her three children were inside. The mother and her two sons managed to flee the house but the flames quickly engulfing the apartment trapped the daughter in a […]