Eskişehir’s Fruit Trees Bloom Early

  Eskişehir witnesses an early bloom of fruit trees in certain areas since mid-February, notably in the Sarıcakaya district, known for its relatively warmer climate. This premature blossoming, occurring about two months earlier than usual (typically in mid-April to early May), has raised eyebrows due to the exceptionally warm winter compared to past years. Concerns […]

Freestyle Aerobatic Skiers Competed on Palandöken Mountain

The first-ever freestyle aerobatic skiing competition was held at the ski resort on Palandöken Mountain in Erzurum province of Türkiye. Forty freestyle aerobatic skiers coming from various cities of the country performed their best to come first, while enjoying the snow quality at the resort despite the ending season. “The sport we do involves performing […]

Pelicans’ Spectacular Flight over Türkiye’s Bursa

  As warmer weather sets in, Türkiye’s diverse geography becomes a haven for migratory birds, welcoming various winged visitors. Recently, a mesmerizing sight unfolded as a flock of pelicans made their way towards the Aegean Region, spotted soaring over Bursa around iftar time. The synchronized flight of these pelicans created a stunning visual spectacle, prompting […]

Death Toll from Moscow City Hall Attack Increased to 137

The death toll from the terrorist organization DAESH’s attack on Crocus City Hall in Russia’s Moscow rose to 137, including 3 children. The Russian Ministry of Health stated that the studies carried out at the Moscow Forensic Medicine Institute to determine the identities of the victims may continue for two weeks. The Russian Investigative Committee […]

Tourists Enjoy Ardahan’s Frozen Lake in Türkiye

  Çıldır Lake in Ardahan, a tourism hub in Türkiye, captivates both local and international tourists with its captivating natural allure each season. As March draws to a close, the excitement of sleigh rides persists at Çıldır Lake. Visitors leisurely explore the frozen expanse, capturing moments in photographs before embarking on enchanting horse-drawn sleigh rides […]

Moscow Terror Suspects Arrested, Court Hearing Set

  Men involved in the mass shooting at the Crocus City Hall in the Moscow Region, resulting in the tragic loss of at least 137 lives, were swiftly apprehended post-incident and presented before the Basmanny District Court in Moscow. The accused, escorted individually into the courtroom under the vigilant oversight of the Russian Federal Security […]

Tracing Pakistan’s Golra Railway Station

A railway station stands as a witness to historical events going back to the British Raj era in the 19th century; it is known today as Golra Railway Station. It served as British India’s primary supply route during military operations in Afghanistan at the start of the 20th century. Since then, it has evolved into […]

Senegal Holds Presidential Election

The Senegalese public has been heading to the polls to elect the new president of the Senegalese Republic since this morning. A total of 7,371,854 registered voters in the country and abroad were invited to cast their votes in the ballot boxes. Opposition Bassirou Diomaye Faye cast his vote in his hometown, Ndiaganiao in Thies […]

Dazzling Landscapes Form in Snow-Covered Erzurum

The snowfall, which started last week and intensified from time to time, covered the city center and many other regions of Türkiye’s Erzurum province in white. Although the snow blocked many intercity roads, giving drivers a hard time, a fascinating view formed in the city. Meteorology announced that although it is March, winter is not […]

Palestinian Woman Builds Tent with Cans in Deir Al-Balah Camp

Dalia Al-Afifi, a Palestinian woman living in a camp in Deir Al-Balah in the Gaza Strip, which is under Israel’s attacks, built a tent with 3,000 empty cans she collected to draw attention to her displaced fellow citizens. She urged a ceasefire with a banner reading “Free Palestine” on the tent and protested the committed […]