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Turkish Minister Gives Brief Information on UN Meeting with US
Turkish Trade Minister Ömer Bolat, who went to New York for the 79th United Nations General Assembly meetings, gave information about US-Türkiye contacts in an interview with the Ihlas News Agency team.
According to Minister Bolat, there…
Turkish Female Firefighters in Izmir Blaze a Trail in the Fire Department
Women firefighters in Izmir’s Fire Department are making a significant impact, demonstrating remarkable skills and dedication. Working as drivers, responding to emergency calls, and fighting fires, these women are performing on…
Otlukbeli Lake: A Unique Natural Monument in Türkiye
Otlukbeli Lake, located in Erzincan's Otlukbeli district in Easter Türkiye, stands out as a rare natural wonder. Formed by mineral waters rather than karst sources, it is the world’s only travertine dam lake. With its…
Six Aviation Accidents in Bursa Over Four Years Raise Safety Concerns
Türkiye's Bursa has experienced six aviation accidents since 2021, resulting in the deaths of five pilots and one civilian, with four others injured. The most recent crash on September 23, 2024, at Yenişehir Airport,…
New Homes Near Completion for Earthquake Survivors in Türkiye
The construction of modern, earthquake-resistant homes for survivors in Gaziantep province of Türkiye, affected by the Kahramanmaraş-centered earthquake, is nearing completion. Built by the Ministry of Environment and Housing…
Restored Roman Armor to be Exhibited in Türkiye
A 500-year-old Roman legionnaire armor, discovered in the ancient city of Satala in Gümüşhane, Türkiye, will now be exhibited where it was first found. The Lorica Squamata model armor, dating back to the Late Roman Period,…
Man Receives Promised Car 40 Years After Uncle’s Pledge
In Türkiye, Sakarya, Mahmut Çınar, who was promised a car by his uncle 40 years ago if he completed his education, finally received the promised gift at the age of 50. As a child, Çınar often visited his uncle’s tire shop in…
77-Year-Old Shoemaker Keeps His Craft Alive in Türkiye
Mehmet Demiryürek, 77, has been repairing shoes in the Kapaklı district of Tekirdağ for nearly 60 years. Working from a small shop inside a coffeehouse, Demiryürek proudly continues his craft, which he says is fading in…
Sarcophagus of Roman Gladiator Discovered in Türkiye
During ongoing excavations at Ayasuluk Hill and St. Jean Monument in Selçuk, Izmir, archaeologists uncovered a Roman-era sarcophagus believed to date back to the 3rd century BC. The sarcophagus, which contains the remains…
Crow Becomes Mascot At Turkish Public Building
A crow has become the unofficial mascot of the Sivas Provincial Health Directorate in Türkiye, regularly accompanying staff to and from work. The bird, nicknamed Kömür meaning "Coal" in English, has formed a close bond with both…