Central Bank of Türkiye Raises 2023 and 2024 Inflation Forecasts

Hafize Gaye Erkan, the President of the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye, announced an increase in the inflation forecasts for 2023 and 2024. The 2023 year-end inflation forecast was raised from 58 percent to 65 percent, and the 2024 year-end forecast from 33 percent to 36 percent. In a meeting, Erkan discussed inflation, […]

Waterspout Appears off Antalya in Türkiye

A waterspout appeared off the coast of the Serik district of Antalya province in Türkiye. Being visible from various areas in the district, the waterspout retained its power for about 10 minutes. The tall waterspout weakened before reaching land but caused panic on the coast.

Şanlıurfa Gets Titled ‘City of Music’ by UNESCO

Şanlıurfa, a province located in the southeastern Anatolia region of Türkiye, was designated the ‘City of Music’ by UNESCO after being recognized as eligible for inclusion in UNESCO’s ‘Creative Cities Network’ list. The citizens of the province welcomed the news from UNESCO with open arms. Şanlıurfa Mayor Zeynel Abidin Beyazgül mentioned that Şanlıurfa is the […]

Egypt to Allow Foreign Passport Holders from Gaza

  Egypt’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Ismail Hayrat, has announced that approximately 7,000 individuals holding foreign passports will be allowed to cross from the Gaza Strip into Egypt, primarily through the Rafah Border Gate. The gate was reopened to facilitate the entry of foreign passport holders, including Palestinians with dual citizenship, and to aid those injured […]

Israeli Airstrike Hits near UN School in Gaza, killing 5

In the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza, the bombardment that began on October 7 has reached its 27th day. Indiscriminate Israeli attacks have impacted various civilian shelters, including schools, hospitals, churches, and mosques. Another school near the UN Palestine Refugees Relief Agency (UNRWA) in the Shati Refugee Camp, southwest of the Gaza Strip, was […]

Severe Storm Hits Mexico’s Veracruz

A severe storm hit the municipality of Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz State, Mexico, yesterday. The powerful winds caused significant damage in the municipality, resulting in fallen trees and roofs blown away. Extraordinary rain is expected in eight states in south and southeast Mexico, according to the National Weather Service.

Controversy Surrounds UAE and Saudi Entertainment Amidst Gaza Conflict

Ongoing Israeli attacks and the blockade in the Gaza Strip have led to international reactions. Despite the 27-day conflict, significant entertainment events in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have sparked controversy on social media, as Palestinians in Gaza continue to seek assistance. These elaborate celebrations, backed by substantial budgets, have drawn both support […]

Türkiye’s Ordu Cable Car Sets Record with 740,000 Passengers

In 2011, Türkiye’s Ordu introduced a cable car system that has since become a major attraction for both local residents and tourists. The cable car, which ascends to an elevation of 530 meters at Boztepe, offers not only spectacular views of Ordu but also serves as a quick and convenient means of transportation, reaching the […]

Israel’s Attack on Jabalia Refugee Camp War Crime: UN

The United Nations Human Rights Council said that Israel’s attacks on the Jabalia Refugee Camp yesterday and today can be defined as war crimes. In the statement made by the Council on social platform named X, it was said: “Given the high number of civilian casualties and the scale of destruction following Israeli air strikes […]

55 More Aid Trucks Arrive in Gaza

While Israel’s attacks that began on October 7 continue in the Gaza Strip, the Palestinian Red Crescent announced that 55 more trucks have passed from Egypt to the Gaza Strip. It was reported that 272 aid trucks have passed through the Gaza Strip since October 21. Israel prohibits the aid trucks from carrying fuel into the […]