Erciyes Hosts 125,000 Tourists Over Weekend

Erciyes Ski Center, one of the important areas in Türkiye for winter tourism, continues to attract numerous visitors during this ski season. The facility was visited by 125,000 local and foreign tourists over the weekend. Long queues were formed in front of the facility’s cable cars.

Escalating Death Toll in Gaza : 29,782 Killed

Israel’s relentless attacks on the Gaza Strip have persisted for 143 days, resulting in a devastating toll on the region’s population. According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, the death toll has climbed to 29,782, and the number of injured individuals has surged to 70,043 since the conflict began on October 7. The humanitarian crisis […]

Commemoration of Khojaly Massacre Victims in Baku

Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, observed the 32nd anniversary of the Khojaly Massacre, where 613 lives were lost at the hands of Armenian forces on February 26, 1992. Azerbaijani people, ministers, MPs, and dignitaries paid tribute to the victims at the Khojaly Monument. Turkey’s Baku Ambassador Cahit Bağcı and embassy staff also attended the ceremony, […]

NGO Says Serbian Police Mistreatment of Immigrants

NGO Legis accuses Serbian police of inhumane treatment towards irregular immigrants, sharing images of over 70 individuals, including Syrians and Bangladeshis, forced to walk half-naked at the North Macedonia border. The incidents allegedly occurred shortly after EU-Serbian talks in February. President of Legis, Yasmin Recepi, deems the Serbian police’s actions as the most degrading and […]

Driver Falls into River After Ramming Another Car in Thailand

A driver and three other people in his car fell into a river after ramming another driver he was arguing with on a bridge in Thailand’s Ratchaburi province last night. The driver and another person managed to get out of the car that sank to the bottom, but his father and wife died. The vehicle […]

US Air Force Member Self-Immolates over “Genocide” in Palestine

A young member of the US Air Force self-immolated in front of Israel’s Washington Embassy yesterday to protest against attacks on Palestine. Stating that he will “no longer be complicit in genocide,” the uniformed soldier put on his hat, lit himself up with a flammable liquid, and shouted “Free Palestine” before falling to the ground. […]

Mine Collapse in Türkiye’s Elazığ

  A mine collapse struck the Alacakaya district of Elazığ, Türkiye, leading to the rescue of 2 workers from the rubble, while efforts persist to save the remaining 2. The incident occurred in the morning at a chrome production mine, causing the collapse for reasons yet unknown. One worker managed to free himself, and the […]

Eastern Express: Popular Winter Journey in Türkiye

Tourists visiting Kars through tour agencies eagerly choose the Eastern Express for their return trip to Ankara, Türkiye, making reservations weeks in advance. The scenic winter route, including horse-drawn sleigh rides on Çıldır Lake and visits to historical sites, captures the interest of travelers. Tickets for this enchanting 24-hour journey are quickly sold out, as […]

Picnic Area Gets Covered in Snow in Ağrı

Winter formed fascinating landscapes in Türkiye’s Ağrı city. The picnic area in Ağrı Selahaddin Eyyübi Park, where trees blend in with white cover on the ground, has been a favorite spot for photography enthusiasts.   Merve Gökbakan