World

Hidden danger from a laptop! A small child's skin developed a web‑shaped rash.
It emerged that the redness and peeling on the skin of a child studying at home in the UK were caused by the prolonged heat emitted by a laptop.

Europe's migration policy is changing: those who leave the country are paid
Sweden pays up to 350,000 Swedish kronor—about $36,000—to certain migrants who voluntarily agree to return to their home countries. However, since the beginning of 2026, only 171 people have taken advantage of the program and left the country.

In that region, the travel season is changing: 6 countries with a single visa
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) announced that the joint tourist visa project covering six Gulf countries has reached its final stage. When the system goes live, tourists will be able to visit the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, and Kuwait with a single visa.

Mysterious 5,000‑year‑old tomb in Poland: necklace made of teeth and stone war axe found
A burial mound about 5,000 years old was discovered near the city of Wrocław in Poland. In the tomb, an almost fully preserved male skeleton, a necklace made of animal teeth, amber and bone beads, flint tools, and a stone war axe were found. Two skull fragments further heightened the mystery of the burial.

They don't carry passports! Only 3 people in the world have this privilege.
While state presidents, kings, queens and even the Pope use passports for overseas travel, only three people in the world are exempt from this requirement. Japanese Emperor Naruhito, Empress Masako and United Kingdom King Charles III do not carry passports on their international trips.

Allegation of a 'Swinger Party' in Mannheim city hall: Sanctions against council member on the agenda
A claim that a city council member in Mannheim, Germany, organized a 'political swinger party' in a hall of the city hall sparked controversy. After the alleged event, reportedly attended by nine people, the municipality said the hall might have been used for purposes other than its intended use and brought sanctions into consideration.

New Threat from Iran to the U.S.
The tension between the U.S. and Iran has escalated to a dangerous threshold. Following a sharp message from Washington, Tehran has this time singled out American oil and gas companies directly. The Iranian official’s statement “If you strike, you will be struck back” opened the door to a new crisis in energy markets.

A shocking avalanche in Russia! A massive snow and rock mass broke off from the mountain like this
A massive avalanche occurred on Mizhirgi Mountain, 5,020 meters high, in Russia's North Caucasus region. While the massive snow and rock mass rushed down the slope, the resulting huge snow cloud reflected in the cameras second by second.

The train passes through the building! The station that astonishes visitors in China
China's Chongqing city's Liziba station became one of the world's most unusual transport hubs as the tracks pass through a 19‑story building. The engineering marvel, which appears to 'devour' the train in tourist videos, goes viral on social media.

The Tragic End of a Millionaire Businessman! Buried with a 745,000-Dollar Gold Coffin
The cause of death of 43‑year‑old businessman Igho 'Tiny' Ubiribo, who lost his life after undergoing an aesthetic procedure in Thailand, has emerged. Ubiribo, who died from a pulmonary embolism, was laid to rest in a gold coffin reportedly worth more than 745,000 dollars at his funeral in London.

The world's most beautiful teacher emerged! She took her crown to the Dominican Republic.
The 24‑year‑old Dominican teacher Joheirry Mola Dominguez, who left behind the representatives of 111 countries at Miss World 2026 held in Vietnam, won the competition. Turkey's representative Sıla Saraydemir also drew attention by making the Top 40.

The volcano erupted again! Air traffic was paralyzed, 1,558 flights were affected.
In Indonesia, the ash cloud rising from the re‑eruption of Anak Krakatau volcano reached about 15 kilometres. While operations were halted at eight airports, 1,558 flights were cancelled or delayed, affecting about 170,000 passengers.

Israel appeal from US politician of Palestinian origin to Trump
US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, of Palestinian origin, called for a weapons embargo on Israel and for the termination of US military aid.

Armed attack in Hamburg: 2 Turks killed, 1 injured.
In the armed attack held in Hamburg, Germany, 2 Turks lost their lives, while 1 was injured. Police and prosecutors are emphasizing the possibility that the bloody attack could be linked to organized crime groups.

Murder or suicide? A federal lawmaker was found dead in his vehicle in Mexico.
In Veracruz, Mexico, federal lawmaker Zenyazen Escobar was found dead in his parked vehicle, shot. While investigators examine the possibilities of murder and suicide, prosecutors have launched a comprehensive inquiry to clarify the case.

A new era in hiring in ABD! Artificial intelligence will now appear before civil service candidates.
ABD federal government is preparing to pilot an AI‑powered interview system to speed up the hiring of public employees. In the first phase, the system will be tested on candidates in the Tech Force program, conduct interviews, and present the results to human‑resources managers.

There's nowhere to escape in an emergency! Here are the most dangerous routes for aircraft
The SWISS flight from Chicago to Zurich that made an emergency landing in the Azores due to a chemical odor has brought the importance of alternative airports in oceanic overflights back into focus. In particular, on some routes across the Atlantic Ocean, the nearest airport that aircraft can reach in an emergency is hours away.

Explosion at Anak Krakatau Volcano! Lava erupted all night.
After the nighttime eruption at Anak Krakatau Volcano in Indonesia, lava erupted for hours. In the area where the alarm level was at level 3, authorities warned residents and tourists to stay away from prohibited zones.

Eye‑catching study from the US: These 3 habits can postpone dementia by 13 years.
A comprehensive study conducted in the US revealed that avoiding high blood pressure and diabetes between the ages of 45‑65 and not smoking can significantly delay the onset of dementia. According to the study, people who do not carry these risk factors can live, on average, 13 years longer without dementia.

Flood disaster in India: 17,500 people evacuated
In the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, a flood that affected 26 districts led to the relocation of 17,500 people to safe areas. The state administration announced that there were no casualties in the disaster.

Alarm in the Pacific! Three massive storms are turning into hurricanes, reaching Category 4.
In the Pacific Ocean, three massive storms that emerged during the same period as 'Super El Nino' are turning into hurricanes. As the Karina Hurricane rises to Category 4, threatening the coasts, urgent measures have been taken in the United States against the tropical storm chain.

Princess Diana exhibition in the United States! The iconic 'Travolta dress' returns to the public after years
In the exhibition featuring Princess Diana's iconic outfits, jewelry, handwritten letters, and childhood items, the unforgettable 'Travolta dress' she danced in with John Travolta will also meet visitors.

Terrible explosion at a train station in Germany! 2 people injured
Two people were injured in an explosion at the train station in Augsburg, Germany. After the incident, the station building and one platform were closed, and police teams began an investigation to determine the cause of the blast.

In Poland, a new school term has begun: mobile phone use banned
With the new academic year in Poland, a ban on mobile phone use was imposed in elementary and pre‑school institutions. The regulation aims to prevent students from using phones during lessons and recess, while protecting children from harmful online content.