International Labour Day Marked Across the World

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.

Seddülbahir Castle’s Restoration Nominated for Architizer A+ Awards

  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 […]

63 Arrested in Georgia Protests

  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 […]

Israeli Supporters Attack Pro-Palestinians’ Camp at UCLA

Israeli supporters attempted to destroy the tent camp set up by Palestinian supporters on the campus of the University of California in Los Angeles on April 18. Attacking the boards used as barricades with sticks and poles, the crowd fired fireworks inside the campus. Upon the notice of the university administration, police and other security […]

Death Toll in Gaza Increased to 34,568

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that 33 people died and 57 people were injured in 4 attacks carried out by Israel on the Gaza Strip in the last 24 hours. It was added that the total number of deaths increased to 34,568 and the number of injured increased to 77,765 in the previous 208 […]

Niğde’s Glass Observation Terrace Become Tourist Hotspot

  The management of the Glass Observation Terrace in Yeşilburç village of Niğde in Türkiye, is under scrutiny. This comes as part of efforts to boost tourism in the area, with initiatives like a new walking track in Uzandı Valley developed by the Special Provincial Administration in 2020. The village’s iconic church, originally constructed by […]

Ukraine Attacks Oil Refinery in Russia

Ukraine carried out drone attacks on different regions of Russia at night, causing at least 2 explosions and a fire in an oil refinery in the Ryazan region. Ryazan Regional Governor said that according to preliminary information, there were no injuries in the attack. It was reported that the Kursk and Voronezh regions close to […]

US Secretary of State Meets Israeli President in Tel Aviv

  US Secretary of State Antony Blinken held talks with Israeli President Isaac Herzog in Tel Aviv. Blinken, visiting Israel for the 7th time since Gaza attacks began in October, emphasized the need for a ceasefire to bring hostages home swiftly. President Herzog stressed international consensus on hostage release as a top priority. Blinken urged […]

World’s 2nd Largest Canyon Valley Awaits Visitors

Ihlara Valley, the world’s second largest canyon valley, and the fascinating Melendiz Stream flowing through it, which were formed after the volcanic eruption, awaits all nature lovers at the foot of Hasan Mountain in Türkiye’s Aksaray province. “This valley was formed after an eruption in the Mount Hasan. Since Mount Hasan is a volcanic mountain, […]

Heavy Rain Caused Floods in Aksaray

Heavy rain that started yesterday evening caused severe floods in Türkiye’s Aksaray. The Melendiz Stream passing through the Ihlara Valley overflowed and destroyed parks and cafes, while many agricultural lands were flooded. To prevent damage and clear the roads, Aksaray Municipality intervened with mobile vacuum trucks.