Turkish Family Breeds Future Champion Arabian Horses

Sami Taşkın, based in Sorgun district, Yozgat, has been raising promising Arabian racehorses with his sons for the past three years. Together, they have expanded their stud farm to accommodate 15 horses, focusing on maintaining the breed’s purity and quality. The family meticulously cares for the foals, feeding them a diet of clover, barley, and […]

3 Treasure Hunters Die Due to Gas Leak in Cave in Bursa

Three treasure hunters who were illegally digging in a cave in the Gürmüzlü District in Bursa, Türkiye lost their lives as a result of gas leaking from the generator they were using. One of the them was found at the entrance of the cave, and others were found inside by the gendarmerie’s search and rescue […]

Spring Blooms: Kızılırmak Delta Welcomes 7,500 Visitors

  The Kızılırmak Delta Bird Sanctuary of Türkiye, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has come alive with vibrant wildlife and blooming vegetation this spring. During the Eid holiday, around 7,500 visitors flocked to witness the picturesque delta adorned with water daisies and colorful flowers, marking a surge in tourism compared to previous years. Situated across […]

Dead Dolphins Washed Ashore in Artvin

Five dead dolphins were found at different points of the coast in Hopa and Kemalpaşa districts of Artvin province of Türkiye. After locals and fishermen reported the carcasses, a study was initiated into the causes of the death of the dolphins. Zafer Öztürk, President of Hopa Fisheries Cooperative, stated that dolphins came to the region […]

Van Experiences Two Seasons At Once

Although the air temperature rises to spring normals in the low altitude regions, winter continues in the higher regions of Türkiye’s Van. While inverted tulips heralding spring in Gevaş district and almond trees in Tuşba district are blooming, meters tall snow masses still block roads in the Karabet Pass at an altitude of 3,000 meters […]

Antalya Excavation Uncovers 3,500-Year-Old Roman Street

  Archaeologists in Antalya have made a significant discovery during excavations near the Hıdırlık Tower. They uncovered a 3,500-year-old Roman-era columned street stretching over 800 meters, with 100 meters already excavated. This find, described as one of Kaleiçi’s important discoveries, extends to Üçkapılar and connects to the sea. The ongoing project aims to transform the […]

EU Wants Better Relations with Türkiye

European Council President Charles Michel talked about relations with Türkiye in his statement to journalists at the end of the first day sessions of the extraordinary EU leaders’ summit in Brussels. Stating that EU leaders had a strategic meeting on Türkiye and that all leaders agreed on bettering the relations with the country, Michel emphasized […]

Fatal Landslide During Charity Fountain Construction in Türkiye

  Two people died and one person was injured in a landslide during the construction of a charity fountain in Kangırlı village, Çanakkale, Türkiye. Authorities expressed condolences to the families of the deceased and wished a swift recovery to the injured person. The Gendarmerie has initiated an investigation into the incident.

Türkiye’s Protected Inverted Tulips

The fine for plucking protected inverted tulips in Hizan district of Bitlis is 244,315 TL ($7500) as the flowers bloom in Gayda Cemetery. These tulips, also called ‘crying bride’ or ‘sadness flower’, are blooming earlier this year due to warmer weather. Nature enthusiasts and photographers are drawn to these blooms, which last only 20 days […]

Hezbollah Drone and Missile Attack on Israel Injures 18

Hezbollah launched an air strike on Arab al-Aramshe village in northern Israel. The Israeli army reported that 18 people, including 14 soldiers, were injured and the condition of 6 soldiers was critical. It was stated that the injured were transferred to Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya. It noted that most of the locals were evacuated […]