Ukrainians Demand Release of Hostages

Ukrainians staged a rally yesterday in the capital, Kyiv, to urge authorities for the release of their relatives captivated by Russia. The crowd organized a convoy and held up placards reading “Free Azov”, referring to the captivated members of Azov Brigade. The Russia-Ukraine war that triggered humanitarian crisis in Ukraine has been going on since […]

30th Anniversary of Tutsi Genocide Commemorated

An official ceremony was held in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, to commemorate the victims of the Tutsi genocide, which was committed by ethnic Hutu extremists against the Tutsi community and moderate Hutus during the Rwandan Civil War in 1994. The ceremony was attended by many Rwandan government officials, as well as officials from other countries, […]

UNRWA Commissioner Condemns Gaza War’s Devastation

Philippe Lazzarini, Commissioner General of UNRWA, spoke out on the grim reality facing Gaza six months into Israel’s attacks. He highlighted the unprecedented horror endured by Gazans, particularly the high toll on children, aid workers, journalists, and medical teams. Lazzarini criticized Israel’s violation of humanitarian law, especially its targeting of hospitals and UN facilities, and […]

Call for Hostage Release Grows In Israel

Families of Israeli hostages, joined by a large crowd, rallied at the Israeli Parliament (Knesset) urging a breakthrough in ceasefire negotiations. The protest marked the ongoing hostage demonstrations since the start of Gaza attacks, now spanning six months. Demonstrators appealed for the release of captives in Gaza and pressed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to intensify […]

Fadlum River Turns Red Again

The natural phenomenon that causes the waters in the Fadlum River in Türkiye’s Sivas to turn red emerged again. The annual meeting of the red waters with Kızılırmak, meaning red river, was recorded with a drone. “As the summer began, the melting of the snow and the rain created vibrance in Kızılırmak. The water level […]

Netanyahu: “There Will Be No Ceasefire Until Hostages Are Handed Over”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a press statement after the weekly cabinet meeting. Referring to the negotiations regarding a temporary ceasefire and the release of the hostages, Netanyahu said that there will be no ceasefire until Hamas hands over Israeli hostages. Adding that Israel “will not surrender” to Hamas’ extreme demands despite increasing international […]

Floods in Kazakhstan Kill 2

Two people died in Kazakhstan, which has been struggling with floods caused by heavy rain and melting snow. The number of evacuees rose to 72,029, with 14,368 of them being placed in temporary shelters. On the other hand, a total of 3,686 houses and 1,822 summer houses in the Atyrau, Aktobe, Akmola, Kostanay, West Kazakhstan, […]

Peter Pellegrini Becomes Slovakia’s New President

According to unofficial data published after the second round of the presidential election held yesterday in Slovakia, Social Democrat candidate and former prime minister Peter Pellegrini left his rival Ivan Korcok with 53.55 percent of the votes and became president. Pellegrini, the leader of the Hlas (Voice) party, one of the partners of the coalition […]

Israel-Hamas War Leaves 6 Months Behind

Six months have passed since Hamas militants initiated a raid on the Supernova music festival in Israel’s Re’im town, triggering a war with the Israeli army. Israel’s attacks have caused the deaths of 33,137 civilians, at least 13,000 of whom are children, 107 journalists, 196 aid workers, and 340 healthcare workers, while thousands of others […]

Dutch Pilot Max Verstappen Comes First in Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix

The Japanese Grand Prix, the 4th race of the Formula 1 season, was completed in Japan’s 5,807 meter long Suzuka International Raceway. Among 17 high-skilled racers, Red Bull’s Dutch pilot Max Verstappen became the first to cross the finish line with a complete time of 1:54:23.566, also achieving the 57th victory of his career. The Chinese […]