Israel Demolish Yasser Arafat Monuments in West Bank

Israel persists in its assault on the Gaza Strip while simultaneously carrying out attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank. Recently, Israeli forces bulldozed the monuments of former Palestinian President Yasser Arafat, situated at the entrance of the Tulkarem Refugee Camp in the West Bank region of Palestine, without providing any explanation for their destruction.

Israeli Attacks Claim Lives of 3,117 Gaza Students

Israeli attacks in Gaza have caused widespread devastation, targeting hospitals, residential areas, and schools since October 7. The assaults led to a halt in education, where 3,141 students killed and many injured in Gaza and the West Bank. Additionally, teachers and administrators suffered losses, and Israeli forces detained dozens of students and teachers in the […]

Gaza Hospitals Struggle Amid IsraeliAttacks: Urgent Blood Shortage

In Gaza, Dr. Halil El Dakran of Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital urgently seeks blood donations due to ongoing Israeli attacks causing severe shortages. 22 out of 36 hospitals are incapacitated, lacking vital supplies and risking patient care. The World Health Organization (WHO) urges an immediate ceasefire to protect civilians and healthcare facilities, emphasizing compliance with […]

Greek PM Mitsotakis Plans December Meeting with Türkiye’s Erdoğan

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis revealed plans to meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Greece this December. Speaking at a panel organized by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Berlin, Mitsotakis highlighted recent efforts to ease tensions between Türkiye and Greece, emphasizing a desire to normalize relations and prevent potential military conflicts. He emphasized […]

Türkiye and Azerbaijan Allocate $100M for Kahramanmaraş Earthquake Recovery

The international partnership between Türkiye and Azerbaijan allocated $100 million to aid Kahramanmaraş after an earthquake. This initiative involves extensive construction efforts, including housing, schools, cultural centers, and green spaces in various parts of the city, emphasizing recovery and development in the affected areas.   Halil Ulubey

Turkish Couple Defies Age Norms, Enrolls in University After 40

Mete Üründü (42) and Müşerref Üründü (40) defied societal norms in Manisa, Türkiye, by enrolling as university students at 40. Married for two decades, they pursued their dream of higher education, studying Cooperative and Viticulture at Manisa Celal Bayar University. Despite initial societal pressures, the couple’s determination won them admiration from both students and faculty. […]

Johannesburg Hit by Hailstorm, Causing Chaos

In Johannesburg, South Africa, a severe hailstorm struck, causing chaos on the streets as walnut-sized hailstones covered the area in white. The heavy rainfall led to flooding, damaging parked vehicles, gardens, buildings, and roads. Fortunately, there were no injuries or deaths reported. The South African National Meteorological Service issued a warning of further hailstorms, advising […]

Salt Lake: Meeting 60% of Türkiye’s Salt Needs

  In Salt Lake, Türkiye, where 60% of the country’s salt needs are met, an annual harvest yields 1.5 million tons of raw salt. Most of this is exported to 60 countries, while around 350-370 thousand tons are processed domestically. The salt production process starts as water recedes from designated pools, collected using machinery, and […]

Istanbul’s Aerial Rainbow Charms Viewers After Heavy Rain

  Yesterday’s sunset in Istanbul unveiled a breathtaking rainbow, captured in stunning aerial photographs, painting postcard-perfect scenes in the sky. Following heavy rain, the vibrant hues formed a fairytale-like spectacle against the Beylikdüzü skies, drawing the attention of many with its mesmerizing fusion of colors amidst the cityscape. Lasting for approximately 20 minutes, this natural […]