Türkiye has captured 1,252 irregular immigrants off Muğla in 15 days

Türkiye continues to battle against illegal immigration off Muğla, which has the longest coastline in the country. According to authorities, 1,252 irregular immigrants, who came to Muğla by land and to sail towards the Greek islands or other countries, were caught in operations carried out in Muğla between September 15 and September 30. The captured […]

74th International Astronautical Congress Begins in Baku

The 74th International Astronautical Congress, one of the largest events in the world, is being hosted by Azerbaijan after 50 years. Starting with an opening ceremony in the Baku Convention Complex, the event will consist of conferences, more than 190 panel sessions, and a fair. The congress, in which more than 5,000 participants from 101 […]

2023 Nobel Prize for Medicine Honors mRNA Vaccine Innovators

In 2023, the Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to Katalin Kariko and Drew Weissman for their pioneering work in developing mRNA vaccine technology, which has become a crucial tool in the fight against diseases like COVID-19. The technology, previously experimental, was developed at the University of Pennsylvania and is now widely available worldwide. The […]

Aquarium in Midst of Turkish Steppes Gets Cleaned

An underwater cleaning work was carried out by scuba diving by divers in Gökpınar Lake, which is located in the steppes approximately 10 kilometers away from the Gürün district in Türkiye’s Sivas province. Following the cleaning work, the lake, which welcomes visitors in all seasons, was reopened for new visitors with even more crystal-clear waters. […]

Kosovo PM Exposes Larger Annexation Plan Following Border Attack

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has revealed that a recent attack on the Kosovo border by a Serbian group is part of a larger plan to annex northern Kosovo. According to Kurti, seized documents indicate a coordinated attack involving 37 different points, with the goal of creating a corridor in Serbia to transport armed groups, […]

Centuries-Old Carpet Weaving Tradition in Türkiye

  In Çanakkale’s Ayvacık district in Türkiye, a centuries-old tradition of hand-woven carpet weaving using madder dye from the Ottoman Empire is at risk of extinction. Businessman Mehmet Ünal Şahin is dedicated to preserving this cultural heritage by caring for a collection of over 500 Ayvacık carpets, each with a century-old history rich in emotions […]

Sudan’s Gold Exports Plummet as War Takes a Toll on Economy

The war in Sudan has dealt a devastating blow to the gold production sector, which had been a cornerstone of the country’s revenue generation in hard currency. As a result, Sudan, once reliant on gold as a primary source of foreign exchange, is grappling with a severe decline in gold exports, further exacerbated by ongoing […]

Church Roof Collapsed During Ceremony in Mexico: 9 dead

The roof of a church in the southern Mexican state of Tamaulipas collapsed during a ceremony attended by approximately 100 people. Nine people died and 50 were injured in the incident. Search and rescue teams are looking for around 30 people under rubble. The police announced that there were young children among those who lost […]

War Spoils Museum in Baku Attracts Visitors Post-Karabakh Operations

The War Spoils Museum in Baku, Azerbaijan, has seen increased interest and visits after Azerbaijan’s successful operations in Karabakh. The museum, opened in 2021, displays equipment used in the conflict and explains the war’s outcome. Following a recent anti-terrorism operation in Karabakh, students, teachers, and war veterans have been visiting to learn about the war. […]