Slovaks Elect Their New President

4.3 million voters in Slovakia started voting at 07:00 local time to determine their new president. The voting will continue until 22:00, and if none of the candidates receives the majority of the votes, a second round will be held on April 6 between the two candidates with the most votes. Among the 9 competing […]

Kyrgyz People Laid Flowers for Moscow Attack Victims

Kyrgyz people laid flowers in front of the Russian Embassy in Bishkek to pay condolences to the victims of the Crocus City Hall attack in Moscow, Russia. As a result of the shooting and arson, later claimed by the ISIS, on the concert hall, at least 115 people were killed, and over a hundred people […]

Russia Publishes Footage of Weapons Used in Concert Hall Attack

The Russian Investigative Committee published footage showing all the weapons and ammunition used in attack on the concert held at Crocus City Hall. The committee announced that genetic, ballistic and fingerprint examinations were carried out on the evidence obtained and all camera footage was seized. Russian authorities stated that 115 casualties were killed in the […]

Concert Hall Attackers Caught in Russia, Death Toll Rises

Russian authorities reported 11 suspects related to the armed attack and arson on the Crocus City Hall in Krasnogorsk, Moscow region were detained. Four of the detainees were reported to be the assailants who carried out the attack. The number of deaths increased to 115 and it was stated that the loss of life may […]

Bears Searched for Food Near Settlements in Kars

A few bears were seen wandering around residential areas in Sarıkamış district of Kars, a province located in the Eastern Anatolia region of Türkiye. Looking for something to eat, the hungry bears searched garbage containers near houses and in children’s playground. Bears coming near the residential areas has been a frequent incident in the city.

Farmers Staged Another Protest in Germany

Hundreds of German farmers who wanted to protest the Olaf Scholz government and its agricultural policies roamed around the German capital with their vehicles. Driving in front of the Brandenburg Gate near the government building, the crowd chanted against the government’s decision to gradually remove agricultural subsidies and demanded that the decision be withdrawn. Transport […]

Wales Princess Kate Middleton Diagnosed with Cancer

Kate Middleton, the 42-year-old princess of Wales, announced in a video message that she had been diagnosed with cancer. Stating that she is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatment, Middleton expressed that she felt better and stronger with each passing day. “For everyone who is facing this disease, in whatever form, please do not lose faith or […]

Death Toll from Hall Attack in Russia Exceeds 60

The death toll from the attack carried out by masked people at the concert hall in Crocus City Hall in Moscow, Russia’s capital, and claimed by ISIS, exceeded 60. Ukrainian Presidential Spokesperson Mikhail Morashko stated that a total of 115 injured people were being treated in hospitals. The Russian Federal Security Service announced that some […]

Israel Resumes Restrictions On Entrances to al-Aqsa in Ramadan

The Israeli army resumed its restrictions over entrances to the Masjid al-Aqsa in Jerusalem during the second Friday prayers of the Muslim holy month, Ramadan. Thousands of people who wanted to enter the mosque waited on the control points to be allowed inside by the Israeli forces. Only men over 55 and women over 50 […]

Kosovo PM Albin Kurti Raises Alarm over Serbian Troops Near Border

Following Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic’s invasion threats, Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti reported heightened tensions with Serbia. Kurti took to social media to share images of Serbian soldiers near the Kosovo border, stating concerns over potential territorial breaches. He emphasized that Serbia’s military exercises near the border were provocative and not normal, urging increased international […]