Category: World News
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Climate Crisis Europe Underwater Heritage: Europe’s Submerged Past at Risk
The climate crisis Europe underwater heritage is a growing concern for researchers and historians alike. Scientists warn that rising ocean acidification is not only damaging marine ecosystems but also putting invaluable submerged cultural and archaeological sites in Europe at risk. According to recent studies, some of these changes may become irreversible over the next decades…
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Heybeliada Theological School Reopening Gains Momentum After Erdoğan-Trump Meeting
Efforts to reopen the Heybeliada Theological School, a historic Orthodox seminary closed for over fifty years, have accelerated following a recent meeting between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and former U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on September 25. Erdoğan reportedly told Trump that Turkey was ready to take all necessary steps to…
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Turkish Airlines Signs Historic Boeing Aircraft Agreement for 225 Planes
Historic Agreement Between THY and Boeing Turkish Airlines (THY) has officially confirmed through a Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) statement that it will purchase 225 new Boeing aircraft as part of its long-term fleet expansion strategy. The agreement, which was revealed during the Erdoğan–Trump summit at the White House, represents one of the most significant aircraft…
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Italy’s Prime Minister Meloni Sets Conditions for Recognizing Palestine
Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has stated that the recognition of Palestine will only be considered under strict conditions, including the release of all hostages and the complete removal of Hamas from power. The announcement, made during the United Nations 80th General Assembly in New York, has sparked immediate political debate both domestically and internationally.…
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Countries Recognizing Palestine: Updated List Announced at 2025 UN General Assembly
The question of Palestine’s recognition as an independent state has once again gained international attention. While Palestine declared independence on November 15, 1988, only a portion of the 193 United Nations member states have officially recognized the Palestinian State. The ongoing tensions and Israeli attacks have made the topic even more pressing. During the 80th…
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Trump Sparks Tension: Calls on NATO to Shoot Down Russian Jets
Trump’s Bold Statement at the UN General Assembly During a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the United Nations General Assembly, former U.S. President Donald Trump made headlines with a provocative remark. Responding to a journalist’s question, Trump suggested that NATO countries should shoot down Russian aircraft if they violate allied airspace. “Yes,…
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North Korea Bans “Hamburger” and “Ice Cream” Words: Kim Jong-un’s Latest Restriction Sparks Online Debate
In a newly surfaced directive, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has added another unusual restriction to his country’s long list of bans. Following previous prohibitions such as sausage consumption and divorce penalties, the regime now targets words commonly used by tour guides for foreign visitors. According to reports that went viral on social media, North…