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Turkish and Azerbaijani Flags Fly Over Khojaly Martyrs’ Graves After 30 Years
Azerbaijani and Turkish flags now flutter over the graves of Khojaly martyrs in Aghdam, Azerbaijan, as citizens return to their homeland after three decades of displacement following the Karabakh War. It was revealed that Armenian…
First Turkish Airlines Flight in 2.5 Years Lands in Iraq’s Sulaymaniyah
A Turkish Airlines flight landed at Sulaymaniyah International Airport in northern Iraq’s Kurdistan Region for the first time in two and a half years, following Türkiye’s decision to lift its flight ban last month.
Airport Director Rebaz…
British Police: Huntingdon Train Stabbing Not Linked to Terrorism
British police said the knife attack that injured 11 people on a train traveling from Doncaster to London’s King’s Cross is not terror-related. Two suspects, both British citizens aged 32 and 35, remain in custody on suspicion of…
Train Collides with Truck at Level Crossing in the Netherlands
A passenger train struck a truck loaded with pears at a level crossing in the village of Meteren, Gelderland, the Netherlands. The collision, caught on camera, occurred as the truck reversed after getting stuck while turning.
Five people,…
La Sagrada Familia in Spain Becomes the World’s Tallest Church
Barcelona’s iconic La Sagrada Família has become the world’s tallest church after a new section was added to its central tower, reaching 162.91 meters. The basilica, designed by famed architect Antoni Gaudí, surpassed Germany’s Ulmer…
Floods Kill 13 After Record Rainfall in Central Vietnam
Severe floods triggered by record-breaking rainfall have killed 13 people and left 11 missing in central Vietnam. The historic cities of Hue and Hoi An were among the hardest hit, with homes submerged up to their roofs.
Water levels in Hoi…
Hurricane Melissa Death Toll Climbs to 50 in the Caribbean
Hurricane Melissa has left at least 50 people dead across the Caribbean. Haiti reported 30 deaths, 20 injuries, and 20 missing, mostly from flooding in Petit-Goave. In Jamaica, 19 people were killed as the storm tore through the…
Storm and Heavy Rain Kill Two in New York City
Severe rain and strong winds hit New York City, leaving two people dead and causing widespread disruption. Flooding blocked roads, stranded vehicles, and damaged cars as falling tree branches crashed onto streets.
Flights at JFK,…
Lithuania Closes Airport Again Over Belarus Balloons
Vilnius Airport in Lithuania was closed for the sixth time this month after weather balloons from neighboring Belarus entered its airspace. Authorities said flights were suspended for three hours as a safety precaution.
Officials claim…
Early Turkic-Era Artifacts Unearthed in Kyrgyzstan
Archaeologists in Kyrgyzstan’s Chuy region have uncovered stone remains depicting a female figure from the early Turkic period. The discovery was made during excavations at the Borombay archaeological complex near Kyzyl-Oktyabr village in…