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Authorities unveil funding network for ISIL in recent arrests
Turkish police have detained dozens of ISIL suspects in coordinated operations across four provinces, including Istanbul, as authorities reveal that the detainees were among those who funded the group.
Popular Turkish chef exposes food waste in urban dumpsters
In pursuit of exposing the stark reality of food waste, popular food writer and chef Refika Birgül took to the garbage dumps of her very own neighborhood of Kuzguncuk in Istanbul.
Delving into the waste, she saw a distressing sight: An array of food, from arugula to quince, still in edible condition cast aside.
Electric tram to feature on touristic İstiklal Avenue
Istanbul has geared up for a modern makeover on Taksim's İstiklal Avenue with plans to swap out the trams with traditional overhead power lines with battery-powered electric trams, which have already started their test runs.
Security forces destroy 82 PKK hideouts, says Yerlikaya
Turkish security forces have annihilated 82 caves, shelters and hideouts belonging to the PKK in operations conducted across eight provinces, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya revealed in a social media post on April 22.
German president in Istanbul on first leg of 3-day Türkiye visit
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on April 22 arrived in Istanbul as he embarked on a three-day tour to Türkiye, marking his first visit to the country in his seven-year duty as the head of the state.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül, German Ambassador to Ankara Jürgen Schulz and Turkish Ambassador to Berlin Ahmet Başar Şen welcomed Steinmeier at Istanbul Airport.
‘Hollow and Broken: A State of the World’ represents Türkiye at Venice
Gülsün Karamustafa's installation at Venice invites viewers to consider the tragic and tumultuous realities of a world impacted by wars, earthquakes, migration and nuclear peril.
Heavy rains leave country’s west following windstorm
In the wake of landslides, tornadoes and large tides, heavy rains and gusty winds that swept through many parts of Türkiye are expected to leave the country's west, says an expert.
Consumers show mixed response to restaurant boycott call
The call for a boycott of restaurants and cafes due to exorbitant price increases has received a mixed response from consumers and business owners over the weekend.
Social media users initiated the boycott, which was scheduled to take place on April 20-21, to express their discontent with rising prices.
UN to establish development coordination office in Istanbul
Istanbul is poised to become a regional hub for the United Nation's development operations in Europe and Central Asia as the organization is set to establish a coordination office in the city as part of its ongoing reform efforts.
CHP leader praises AI in local election success
Özgür Özel, the leader of the Republican People's Party (CHP) has underlined the use of smart methods in selecting the candidates and adopting tailored messages during the election campaign has been very instrumental in the local polls victory.
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