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Powerful Storm Blows Away Roofs in Rize
A severe storm brought chaos to some districts of Rize, located on Türkiye's Black Sea coast. After a warning was issued by authorities in meteorology services, powerful winds blew roofs, causing damage to other buildings and cars. No…
Skiing Season Starts at Yedikuyular Ski Center
The Yedikuyular Ski Center in Türkiye's Kahramanmaraş took on the beauty of winter after a heavy snowfall. Many nature lovers began to visit the ski center, which is 20 kilometers away from the city, and enjoy the snow while having…
Forest Houses in Uludağ Await New Visitors
Forest houses attract many nature lovers who want to spend their winter holidays in Uludağ, one of the popular spots of the season in Türkiye. These houses offer visitors the feeling of becoming one with the nature while saving money by…
Children Marched in Kırşehir for Their Palestinian Peers
Dozens of children in Türkiye's Kırşehir province marched for their Palestinian peers on World Martyrs' Children Day. The children carrying Palestinian flags and images of the Israeli-Palestinian war slammed Israel with slogans and called…
Snow Covers Türkiye’s Uludağ Again
The awaited snowfall started again last night after the snow that fell last month melted on Uludağ, one of the first mountains that come to mind when it comes to winter tourism. As the snow depth reached 25 centimeters, citizens flocked to…
Konya Women Protest Israeli Attacks with ‘Shrouded Resistance’ Rally
Women in Konya, Türkiye, united to denounce Israel's assaults on Palestine. Gathering at Mevlana Square post Friday prayers, they held enshrouded dolls, chanting "Shrouded Resistance for Gaza" in protest.…
Mount Ararat Gets Covered by Snowfall
Due to the beginning of the winter Mount Ararat, Türkiye's highest mountain, was exposed to heavy snowfall that covered all of its surface. The mountain has been clearly visible from many parts of the city center thanks to the clear weather…
Village in Türkiye’s Tokat Seeks Protection for Ancient Cave
In the village of Keşlik, Tokat, a cave carved into a mountainside, its construction date unknown, has caught the locals' attention. Residents refer to it as a church and claim it contains rooms, but the exact origin remains a…
4.1-Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Türkiye’s Hatay
A 4.1-magnitude earthquake occurred yesterday evening in Hatay, one of the Turkish provinces where two major earthquakes caused countless deaths on February 6. The earthquake, recorded at a depth of 9.19 kilometers underground and felt in…
Climate Change Shrinks World’s Largest Soda Lake in Türkiye
Between 2019 and 2023, Lake Van, recognized as the world's largest soda lake which is located in easter Türkiye, underwent substantial water depletion attributed to the effects of global climate change. Recent autumn rainfall was initially…