New Neuroprosthesis Enables Parkinson’s Disease Patient to Walk Again

A Swiss company has developed a neuroprosthetic device that is placed in the spinal cord, activating leg muscles and enabling Parkinson’s patients to walk again. The device gave successful results on 63-year-old Marc Gauthier, who has been suffering from Parkinson’s disease for 25 years. Gauthier said that after the rehabilitation process, he was able to […]

Israel Strikes Nuseirat Refugee Camp in Gaza Strip: 35 dead

The Israeli army carried out another attack on the Nuseirat Refugee Camp in the center of the Gaza Strip last night. It was stated that at least 26 people lost their lives, and dozens of others were injured. Ihab Taha, a local whose house was struck as well, stated that the attack was carried out […]

Autumn’s Vibrant Canvas in Türkiye’s Sakarya

  Çam (Pine) Mountain fin Sakarya, rising 900 meters high, showcases a stunning array of autumn colors, transforming into a vibrant canvas of green, yellow, and red. The foliage, characterized by chestnut, pine, and hornbeam trees, offers a breathtaking riot of hues. A recent aerial view captured the mountain’s mesmerizing beauty during the season in […]

Lightning Strike Kills Woman on Colombia Beach

Lightning struck a Venezuelan woman who was observing the sea on a beach in Cartagena, a city situated on the Caribbean coast of Colombia. The lightning strike resulted in the immediate collapse of the woman and triggered panic among beachgoers. Sadly, the 34-year-old woman passed away due to cardiac arrest.

President Erdoğan Visits Gaza Patients in Ankara Hospital

  President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan visited Gaza patients undergoing treatment in Ankara, who were relocated due to the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital’s destruction by Israeli bombings. Twenty-seven cancer patients from Gaza were brought to Ankara in collaboration with Turkey and Egypt for medical care. President Erdoğan, accompanied by Minister of Health Fahrettin Koca and Hospital Chief […]

Man Drives Into Barricades Israeli embassy in Tokyo

A pro-Palestinian individual drove his car into the barricades near the Tokyo Embassy of Israel, amidst global condemnation of Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip. The incident resulted in a minor injury to a police officer in his 20s. The driver, identified as 53-year-old Shinobu Sekiguchi, was detained at the scene. Sekiguchi later confessed to […]

Workplace Fire in China Kills 38

A fire broke out in a 4-story workplace belonging to the Yongju Coal company in Luliang City, Shanxi Province, China. 64 people were evacuated from the building, but 26 others were found dead at the scene. Thirty-eight injured people are currently receiving treatment at hospitals. A team has been formed to investigate the cause of […]

Gaza Displaced Struggle Amidst Rain-Damaged Shelters

Civilians displaced by Israeli army attacks in Gaza struggle to survive amidst heavy rain that flooded tents and damaged building entrances. The ongoing downpour worsened their plight, leaving them with inadequate shelter and no relief. Displaced individuals recount their struggle to find refuge, facing cold, lack of shelter, and basic necessities like electricity and water. […]

Washington Police Harshly Intervenes In Pro-Palestinian’s Demonstration

The demonstration in Washington, DC, involving non-governmental organizations ‘Jewish Voice for Peace’ and ‘IfNotNow,’ known for their anti-Zionist stance, faced a severe police intervention. Approximately 150 protesters, advocating for Gaza and calling for a ceasefire in front of the Democratic National Committee near the Congress building, were forcibly removed by police, who resorted to dragging […]

Nearly 20 Million Children Out Of School in Sudan

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) revealed a staggering statistic: approximately 19 million children in Sudan remain out of school, marking a concerning trend six months after the conflict erupted between the army and the Rapid Support Forces. UNICEF describes this situation as “a disaster for an entire generation.” UNICEF’s statement highlights that 6.5 million […]