News archive of October 2020
New momentum likely for Golden Visas
Greek property sector experts anticipate a jump in demand from investors from Britain over the next few months. This is thanks to people interested in obtaining a Greek residence permit or even a Greek passport, so that they can move freely between the UK and the European Union after the completion of Brexit within a few months.
Ankara mulls ‘flexible’ employment schemes
As part of the new two-year economic program unveiled on Sept. 29, the Turkish government is considering putting into play comprehensive changes in employment schemes.
The unemployment rate is projected to reach 13.8 percent this year and 12.9 percent next year, according to the program announced by Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak.
Fire suppression pond in Amanos Mountains dazes visitors
A fire suppression pond in southern Hatay province's Amanos Mountains amazes domestic and foreign tourists with its resemblance to an evil eye amulet.
The pond, located in a pine forest on the mountain, is about 25 meters in diameter and 3 meters in depth.
It is also called "the eye of nature" by locals due to its resemblance to an evil eye amulet.
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Daily horoscopes bunch of lies, confesses famous Turkish astrologist
An astrologer, Dinçer Güner, who became a prominent figure in Turkey after predicting 2020's coronavirus pandemic late 2019, has said that daily horoscopes were a "bunch of lies," shocking all his followers.
"Daily horoscopes are a bunch of lies. I write them too… Because the system wants me to," said Güner in an interview with private broadcaster CNN Türk on late Sept. 29.
Azerbaijan capable of protecting its lands thanks to Turkey for its 30-year support: Ambassador
Baku is grateful for Turkey's support given over a military confrontation between Azerbaijan and Armenia near Nagorno-Karabakh, its ambassador to Ankara, Khazar Ibrahim, has said, noting that the Azerbaijani military is now capable of defending its territory, mainly thanks to the support given by Turkey throughout the past three decades, and did not ask for military support for the recent clash