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Türkiye to make a new beginning on May 14: CHP leader
The main opposition party leader, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, has expressed his confidence that Türkiye will enter in a new era after the May 14 polls in which President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the joint oppositional candidate will race for the presidency.
Male cat becomes mascot of champion women’s team
The players of ALG Spor, which has clinched the trophy in the Turkcell Women's Süper Lig, have dedicated the championship to a male British Shorthair cat named "Casper," that became the team's mascot through the season.
"Casper is the only male in the team," said goalkeeper Selda Akgöz who is also the owner of the 1-year-old cat.
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Nigerian chef-to-be to represent Turkish cuisine in Canada
Abosede Ruth, a 25-year-old Nigerian national, has been enrolled in a culinary school in the southeastern province of Gaziantep for four months.
She is planning to open a restaurant in Canada after completing the eight-month training and an eight-month internship program.
"I love cooking and tasting. I want to be a big chef and I want to open a restaurant in Canada," she said.
Refugee children in Turkey celebrate Children’s Day
Turkish children are not the only ones celebrating Children's Day in Turkey on April 23, which Mustafa Kemal Atatürk dedicated to all children of the world, but also children from Syria and different nationalities, who came to Turkey fleeing wars in their countries, also enjoy this day.
Turkey's Gaziantep joins EBRD's Green Cities initiative
A city in southeastern Turkey joined the Green Cities program of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), according to an official statement on Nov. 2.
Documentary on Turkish coffee to be screened in 6 US cities
The Turkish coffee will be promoted in the U.S. through a documentary filmed by a Turkish foundation in seven cities of the country where the strong drink is prepared in different ways.
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The documentary titled "Turkish Coffee Tales of Anatolia" will be screened by the Turkish Coffee Lady Foundation on the occasion of World Turkish Coffee Day on Dec. 5.
Power outages hit several provinces
Scores of provinces across Turkey on Aug. 2 experienced power outages that authorities say were due to high demand, supply and transmission problems.
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'Little Amal' puppet to walk for displaced refugee children
The journey of a 3.5-meter-tall puppet en route to the U.K., prepared as part of a project titled "The Walk" that is sharing the life story of Little Amal, a 9-year-old Syrian refugee, will begin in the southeastern province of Gaziantep.
Turkey inks deal to enhance childcare for working women
The Union of Municipalities of Turkey (TBB), the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and the International Labor Organization (ILO) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) yesterday to promote more accessible childcare to encourage women's participation in the labor force.
Turkey has no plans to require vaccinations: Health minister
Turkey's health minister says his country has no plans to make vaccination against the new coronavirus mandatory but will work to convince the public about the safety of the vaccines.