75 Reported Dead in Floodings in Kenya

The Kenya Red Cross Society reported that 75 people died in the ongoing floodings in various parts of the country due to the heavy rains. It was also stated that over 40,000 people were displaced and more than 100,000 people were affected in total. Kenya’s meteorological department expects more heavy rainfall is to occur.  

6.1-Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Taiwan

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake occurred in the city of Hualien, located in the east of Taiwan, at 02.21 local time. The jolt was felt in the capital Taipei and surrounding provinces. No official statement has been made yet regarding the casualties and property damage. At least 17 people died and more than a thousand people […]

Police Broke Down Palestine Support Camp in Berlin

The support camp established by a group of activists on the green space in front of the Bundestag building in Berlin, the capital of Germany, to protest Israel’s attacks on Palestine about 3 weeks ago, was broke down by German police. Tensions rose after protesters in the camp opposed the efforts of the police, who […]

France and Germany to Start Joint Tank Production Project

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius and French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu signed an agreement for the MGCS (Main Ground Combat System) program for the joint production of new generation battle tanks by 2040 at a ceremony in Paris. It was stated that the program, which was first announced in 2012, aims to replace the French […]

Fighting Falcon F-16s: Guardians of Turkish Skies

  The “Fighting Falcon” F-16 warplanes stationed at Adana’s 10th Main Jet Base Command play a crucial role in homeland defense, instilling confidence in allies and fear in adversaries. Air Pilot Major highlighted the honor for new cadets at the MSÜ Air Force Academy to use Türkiye’s national aircraft. These F-16s, part of Türkiye’s air […]

China-US Partnership Talks: Xi Emphasizes Cooperation

Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the need for partnership over rivalry in a meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Beijing. The discussions aimed to improve relations between the two countries following previous tensions. President Xi highlighted the 45-year diplomatic history between China and the US, emphasizing mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and cooperation […]

Iran Hits Vehicle With UCAV

Iranian security forces attacked a vehicle detected to belong to terrorists with a UCAV in the Sistan and Baluchestan province. Two people, whose identities were not published, died in the vehicle. There has been an increase in the actions of the Jaishul Adl terrorist organization in Sistan and Baluchistan province in recent years. The organization […]

Istiklal Street Bomber Sentenced to 1,794 Years in Prison

Syrian Ahlam Albashir, who placed the bomb on the Istiklal Street in Istanbul’s Beyoğlu district in a terrorist attack on 13 November, 2022, was sentenced to 1,794 years in prison. When asked to spare her last words at the hearing, Ahlam said that she would not defend herself and that she accepted the sentences and […]

EU to Officially Recognize ‘Döner’ as Turkish

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier faced criticism for bringing 60 kilograms of döner to Türkiye. During his visit, Steinmeier served döner to guests at the summer residence of the German Embassy in Istanbul, Tarabya. This action drew attention and raised questions, especially after President Erdoğan included Steinmeier in a döner service dinner the day before. Turkish […]

160 Pilot Whales Wash Ashore in Australia

Approximately 160 pilot whales washed ashore for an unknown reason on Dunsborough beach, 285 kilometers south of Perth, the capital of Australia’s Western Australia state. Officials reported that 28 of the whales died. “Pilot whale strandings usually don’t end well. We end up with a lot of our animals dying,” said District Wildlife Officer Pia […]