Bombings Leave Gaza Strip Under Heavy Smoke

Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip continue for the 21st day. The Israeli army hit the Gaza Strip from land and air yesterday evening. Following the attacks, heavy smoke caused by the bombings covered the sky of the city.   İsmail Coşkun – Volkan Kayalar

Hurricane Otis Kills 27 in Mexico

Category 5 Hurricane Otis, which hit the city of Acapulco in the state of Guerrero in southern Mexico on Thursday, caused dozens of casualties. According to initial findings, 27 people lost their lives and 4 people went missing. The hurricane, which destroyed many trees and power poles, also caused great damage to buildings.

Hamas Rocket Attack Hits Tel Aviv

Hamas’s armed wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, launched a rocket attack on Tel Aviv, Israel, on the 20th day of the Israel-Palestine conflict. In response, sirens blared, and the Iron Dome defense system intercepted the rockets. The attack was reportedly in retaliation for alleged civilian massacres. Rocket impacts caused fires and power outages in […]

Russia’s Lavrov Blames US for Palestinian Crisis at Eurasia Conference

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, speaking at a conference in Minsk, Belarus, blamed the US administration for the deteriorating situation in Palestine. He criticized Washington’s attempts to monopolize the Middle East peace process and emphasized that their policies have caused conflicts and upheaval in various regions, including Iraq, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Sudan, and Palestine. Lavrov […]

Death Toll in Gaza Tops 7,000

Palestinian sources claim that 7,028 people have been killed as a result of Israeli bombings in Gaza and the West Bank. There are 3,977 elderly individuals, 1,709 women, and 2,913 children among the total. Additionally, 18,484 citizens have suffered injuries.

Galata Tower’s Turkish Flag Exhibition Celebrates Republic’s Centenary

  The “Turkish Flag Exhibition: From Crescent to Crescent and Star” is a special exhibit opened in Galata Tower, an iconic centuries-old structure in Istanbul, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Republic. The exhibit showcases the historical development of the star and crescent motif in the Turkish flag and features a wax statue of […]

China’s Sends Youngest Astronaut Team to Space

The Shenzhou-17 manned space vehicle, carrying the three youngest astronauts in China’s space history, was launched to the space station from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center at 11:14 local time. Shenzhou-17, which successfully settled into the determined orbit 10 minutes after launch, will perform rapid docking with China’s space station approximately 6.5 hours after launch. […]

Mass Shooting Kills At Least 16 in Lewiston, USA

  A 40-year-old armed assailant named Robert Card opened fire, killing and injuring numerous people in Lewiston, Maine, USA, yesterday. According to early reports, at least 16 people were killed, and dozens were injured. Police are still searching for the suspect.

SCO Leaders Meet in Bishkek to Strengthen Regional Cooperation

  The 22nd meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Presidents’ Council convened in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, under the leadership of Kyrgyzstan’s Council of Ministers Chairman, Aqylbek Japarov. The gathering included high-level representatives from SCO member countries, with discussions centering on the SCO’s role as a unique international union for cooperation across security, trade, economics, culture, […]

Forest Fire Continues in Australia

Australia continues to fight fires in the states of New South Wales and Queensland. Approximately 11,000 hectares of land and 16 houses burned in the town of Tara in Queensland. At least 350 locals were evacuated and were advised not to return to their homes after the evacuation order was canceled. Another 50 were evacuated […]