Football Match Organized to Cheer Rohingya Muslims Up

Red Crescent and Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) organized a football match to cheer up Rohingya Muslims who escaped from the persecution in Myanmar and took shelter in refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. The competition between the two teams, consisting of young Rohingya Muslims, was watched by thousands of other Rohingya Muslims, Red […]

Women Gathered to Set Crowdest Horon Circle Record in Trabzon

An attempt to break the record of forming the biggest horon circle, which is a Turkish folk dance, was made in Türkiye’s Trabzon with the participation of the Trabzon Provincial Women Entrepreneurs Board yesterday on Women’s Day. A total of 200 people, consisting mostly of women, held hands and played horon while the attempt was […]

Large Waterspouts Scares Fishermen in Antalya

A large waterspout emerged off Antalya coasts in Türkiye was recorded from the Serik district. Panicked by the waterspout’s tallness, fishermen immediately returned to the shore. However, the waterspouts disappeared before reaching the land.  

Bill to Allow Private Universities Protested in Greece

Another protest was held against the bill allowing the establishment of private universities in Greece. In Athens, approximately 20,000 people, including teachers and high school students, chanted slogans and held up banners in front of the parliament where the vote would be held to adopt the bill. Seven people were injured as a result of […]

Aid Package Falls on Civilians in Gaza: 5 dead

A fatal accident occurred yesterday during aid delivery by air in the Al-Shati Refugee Camp in the north of the Gaza Strip. An aid package fell on Palestinians on the ground, because its parachute did not open, The incident killed 5 Palestinians and injured 11 others, which were taken to Shifa and Kamal Adwan Hospitals.  

Belgian FM: “At least 15 Women are Sexually Assaulted Every Day in Gaza.”

The Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs Hadja Lahbib gave a speech at the opening of the “Global Threats” themed panel organized by the Royal Institute of International Relations Egmont in Brussels, touching upon the violence that war victim women and children are exposed to. Stating that women and children live under extreme conditions, especially in […]

North Korea Conducts Artillery Drill in response to US-South Korean Drills

Following the joint Freedom Shield Exercise launched by the USA and South Korea this week, North Korea conducted a large-scale exercise, personally directed by the country’s leader Kim Jong-un, to test the striking ability of the artillery units and increase their combat readiness. The domestic media wrote that artillery units were instructed to continue the […]

EU Announces Humanitarian Aid Corridor to Gaza via Southern Cyprus

Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, declared the establishment of a humanitarian aid corridor by sea to Gaza, addressing the challenges faced by Palestinians due to Israel’s restrictions on aid entering the Gaza Strip through land borders. During her visit to the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus, Von der Leyen stated […]

Climbers Snowy Challenge to Reach Türkiye’s Nemrut Crater Lake

  A group of climbers embarked on a challenging 14-hour journey to reach Nemrut Crater Lake, Türkiye’s largest and the world’s third-largest crater lake, located in Tatvan district, Bitlis. Despite blocked roads due to snow, Dr. Cihan Önen and his mountaineer companions successfully reached the site. Upon arrival at the frozen lake, the climbers, including […]

UNRWA: “63 Women are Killed Every Day in Gaza”

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) shared some data on women killed in Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip on International Women’s Day. According to the given data, an average of 63 women, 37 of whom are mothers, die daily in Gaza. The report also includes […]