US Must Be Convinced to Resume Supporting Ukraine, Says David Cameron

British Foreign Secretary David Cameron held a joint press conference with Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski after paying an official visit to Poland, touching on strengthening the defense capacity of Ukraine against Russia. To deflect the Russian attacks, defense expenditures should be increased accordingly, and the United States needed to be persuaded not to pause […]

Heavy Rain Causes Structural Damage to Antalya’s Historical Walls

  After two days of intense rainfall, Antalya’s historical Kaleiçi walls faced significant deterioration. The combination of soil erosion and wall collapses led to a suspended state for a business located in the affected area. Antalya experienced severe flooding on Monday night and Tuesday following an orange weather warning. In the historic Kaleiçi district, floodwaters […]

Putin Prefers Biden over Trump

After his recent interview with US media, Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke to the Russian media about the US elections to be held in November. Saying that he would prefer Biden, whom he described as “more experienced and predictable,” as president over Trump, Putin said that it would be a better result for his country. […]

Students Dance Before Class at Kayseri School in Türkiye

  As part of the “I Eat Healthy at My School” program initiated by the Türkiye’s Ministry of National Education, Osman Zeki Yücesan Primary School in Kayseri’s Kocasinan district has introduced an engaging cultural physics activity for its students. This initiative aims to infuse energy, cheerfulness, and fitness into students’ mornings. Led by classroom teacher […]

Hot Air Balloon Tours Continue in Cappadocia

The hot air balloon tours over the famous Cappadocia region in Türkiye’s Nevşehir province, have started again after 4 days of delay due to adverse weather conditions. Tours, which take place 250 days a year, are dependent to the permission of Directorate General of Civil Aviaton affiliated to the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure.   […]

Russia Launches Missile Attacks in Ukraine: 11 Injured

  Russia initiated a missile attack on various Ukrainian regions, resulting in 11 injuries and substantial damage to homes and infrastructure. The Ukrainian Air Force reported successfully intercepting 13 out of 26 missiles launched by Russia. Although all missiles targeting Kiev were intercepted, falling missile debris damaged 7 houses and numerous vehicles in residential areas. […]

Cargo Ship Sinks at Marmara Sea, Türkiye

New footage has surfaced depicting the dry cargo ship “Batuhan A,” which sank in the Sea of Marmara, Türkiye, engaging with another ship. The 69-meter vessel had issued an emergency signal while en route from Balıkesir’s Marmara Island to Bursa’s Gemlik district. The signal was abruptly cut off. The video captures the ship’s captain exchanging […]

Fox Gets Scared by Drone Filming It

Some snowboarders who traveled to Uzungöl in Trabzon’s Çaykara district to enjoy the snow filmed a fox they spotted among the snow with their drones. The chase between the fox and the drone that followed it put a smile on the viewers’ faces.

NATO Defense Ministers Meet in Brussels

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg addressed the press before the NATO Defense Ministers meeting in Brussels, emphasizing discussions on reinforcing support for Ukraine and strengthening deterrence and defense efforts. Stoltenberg highlighted the historic increase in defense investments, with an 11% rise in spending across Europe and Canada last year. He urged continued progress toward the […]

Peruvian Police Tricks Drug Dealer with Bear Costume

In the Peruvian capital of Lima, the police carried out an operation in a bear costume on Valentines Day to catch a woman who was determined to be selling drugs. Leaving her house to approach the costumed officer, who appeared at her door with flowers and chocolates, the woman was immediately caught by other officers […]