Belarus’ Largest Tourism Fair Ends Today

Belarus’ largest tourism fair, the International Tourism Fair, where services in the field of tourism were presented, ends today in the capital, Minsk. During the fair, which started Thursday, thousands of visitors also had the opportunity to watch cultural dances and try traditional foods of over 300 participating countries, some of which are Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, […]

Death Toll in Floods and Lightning in Pakistan Increased to 87

Pakistan National Disaster Management Agency reported that the number of people who lost their lives due to floods and lightning strikes increased to 87 and the number of injured increased to 82. It was stated that 36 of the deaths were in the northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 25 were in Punjab, 15 were in […]

Death Toll in Gaza Strip Climbs to 34,049

  The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza reported 37 more deaths and 68 injuries caused by 4 attacks carried out by Israel on the Gaza Strip in the last 24 hours. The report included that the death toll in the attacks increased to 34,049 and the number of injured increased to 76,901. The Israeli […]

Harpoot Town Awaits Nature and History Lovers to Elazığ

The Harpoot Town in Elazığ, Türkiye, which hosts historical buildings from civilizations such as Urartians, Hurrians, Assyrians, Seljuks, Byzantine and Ottoman, started to host many visitors with the arrival of spring. ”This is a wonderful place. You feel the spirituality as you come here. Today is our fifth day here, and we are sad to […]

Israel’s Air Strike Kills 8 in Rafah

Kuwait Hospital in Rafah reported that 8 people were killed in an air strike by the Israel army on the Rafah refugee camp yesterday night. Teams initiated a search for the victims that stuck under the rubble. More than 33,900 Palestinians and over 1,450 Israelis have been killed since Hamas’s attack on Israel on October […]

Protesters Set Municipality Building on Fire in Tirana

Hundreds of people, most of whom were members of non-governmental organizations, took to the streets once again in Tirana, the capital of Albania, on the grounds that Mayor Erjon Veliaj and his team were corrupt. Demanding the resignation of the officials, the crowd tried to enter the municipality building despite the security measures and then […]

Man Sets Himself On Fire during Trump’s Trial

A 37-year-old man set himself on fire near the courthouse in New York after the jurors were determined in a trial of former US President Donald Trump yesterday afternoon. His body, completely engulfed by the flames, was extinguished by some officials rushing near him. He was immediately taken to a hospital but lost his life […]

International Sarajevo Book Fair Kicks Off

The 35th International Sarajevo Book Fair was opened in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. More than 120 publishing houses are waiting for book lovers to their stands at the Skenderija Culture and Sports Center. The fair will remain open until April 22.

Iranians Protest Israel’s Attack

  In Tehran, hundreds rallied against Israel’s drone strike on Isfahan, targeting the airport and an air base. Post-Friday prayer, demonstrators marched to Revolution Square, denouncing Israel and chanting anti-Israeli slogans. They praised Iran’s Revolutionary Guard for retaliatory actions.

Cloud Seeding Risks: Unintended Consequences and Flood Concerns

Recent floods in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have sparked discussions about the use of cloud seeding to enhance rainfall. Meteorological Engineer Dr. Güven Özdemir explained that cloud seeding is a method developed to combat drought in areas with low rainfall by injecting substances like silver iodide or dry ice into clouds to induce rain. […]