Israeli Forces Evacuate Shifa Hospital

The director of Shifa Hospital, the biggest health center in the Gaza Strip, announced that Israeli soldiers had ordered the evacuation of the hospital within an hour. Following the order, an emergency room officer said that he and others were forced to leave the hospital by Israeli forces under harsh conditions and that the scenes […]

Israel Allows Passage of 2 Tankers of Fuel to Gaza Per Day

Israel’s National Security Agency announced that the war cabinet agreed to allow two tankers of fuel to enter the Gaza Strip every day upon the request of the United States. The fuel will be used to prevent increasing epidemics, which also threaten Israeli soldiers in the region, and to restore communication facilities, said the agency. […]

Greeks Marched to US Embassy on 50th Anniversary of Uprising Against Junta

The Greek public marched to the US Embassy in the capital, Athens, on the 50th anniversary of the resistance against the junta that started at the Polytechnic University in 1973. More than 20,000 people, including students and members of political organizations and unions, carried anti-junta banners and shouted slogans against the US for supporting the […]

Cyclone Midhili Kills 3 in Bangladesh

Cyclone Midhili damaged 220 houses and blew away many trees in Bangladesh. Due to the storm that blew away trees, three people died. Fire brigade officials announced that they removed fallen threes from 51 locations across the country. Power poles and trees on the roads hindered traffic flow on many roads.

Pomegranate Festival Attracts Great Attention in Tehran

The Pomegranate Festival, held at the EU and Fire Park in Tehran, the capital of Iran, attracted great attention. Juices, pastes, fruit pulps, soups, syrups, ice creams, jams and marmalades that are made using pomegranate were displayed and sold at the festival. Pomegranate mascots’ accompanying and local dance shows offered enjoyable moments to the visitors. […]

Olaf Scholz Suggests Two-State Solution for Israel-Palestine War

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz spoke on the Israel-Palestine war during the joint press conference with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Berlin. Touching upon the fact that the distressing situation of Gazans, Scholz said that “Every life is valued equally.” Scholz stated that the conflicts in the Middle East require long-range actions and that a […]

Austrian President Bellen’s Gets Bitten by Moldovan President Sandu’s Dog

Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen was bitten by Moldovan President Maia Sandu’s dog during his visit to Moldova on Friday. Following the incident that occurred while the two leaders were walking in the garden of the presidential residence, Sandu apologized to his counterpart and stated that the dog was afraid of the crowd. “Everyone […]

Explosion at Chemistry Department in Armenian University Kills 1

An explosion occurred in the chemistry department of the state university in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, leading to a fire. Following the incident, one person was found dead in the building, and three others had burns on their bodies. One of the three injured, who were hospitalized afterwards, is in serious condition, said the […]

Aid Shipment to Gaza Cuts Off: Gazans Face Hunger

The United Nations Relief Agency for Palestine Refugees announced that the humanitarian aid shipment to the Gaza Strip that had been made through the Rafah Border Gate on the Egyptian border will no longer be maintained anymore due to fuel shortage and the absence of telecommunication. Meanwhile, the United Nations World Food Programme said that […]

Rescued Duck Rejuvenated and Released back to nature in Türkiye

A weary duck, fatigued during its migration through Sinop, was discovered by concerned citizens. They promptly delivered the exhausted bird to the Sinop Sarıkum Wild Animal Rescue Center Chief’s Office teams for care. Under their attentive supervision, the duck recuperated its strength over the course of a week. Following the completion of its treatment, the […]