Hatay
Historical church becomes aid collection center for quake survivors
The historical Mar Circos (Aziz Georgios) Greek Orthodox Church in the southern quake-hit province of Hatay has become an aid collection center where numerous materials are packaged and delivered to quake survivors.
Turkish Süper Lig to turn into ‘Istanbul League’
With the promotion of Ümraniyespor and Istanbulspor, the number of Istanbul teams in the Turkish Süper Lig has reached eight, bringing Turkey's most populous city to the center of Turkish football next season, and turning the organization into an "Istanbul league."
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Patriarchate lights caldrons to produce Holy Myron oil
In a rare event done only once a decade, the Fener Greek Patriarchate has lit the caldrons to prepare some 350 to 400 kilos of the Holy Myron oil, which will be sent to all the Orthodox churches worldwide to be used in baptism.
The cauldrons were lit for three days after Easter on April 17, with the clergymen mixing some 57 different ingredients.
New regulation caps refugee population at certain level in provinces
As part of plans to keep foreign population at certain levels within local communities, officials are not allowing 16 provinces, including Istanbul, Ankara and İzmir, to admit additional refugees for settlement.
More than 50 million people fully jabbed, minister confirms
More than 50 million people, or 60 percent of the population, have been fully vaccinated, while this rate was around nearly 81 percent for the citizens aged 18 and above, according to the country's health minister.
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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British state minister due in Turkey for 3-day visit
A U.K. minister from Foreign Office is set to pay a three-day visit to Turkey, an official statement said on June 26.
Wendy Morton, U.K. minister for European Neighborhood and the Americas, "will be visiting Ankara and Hatay which hosts the UN cross-border aid operations to Syria" on June 27-29, according to the statement issued by the Turkish Foreign Ministry.
Tech zones exports reach $5.8 billion
The amount of total exports from Turkey's 87 Technology Development Zones has reached $5.8 billion in 21 years, according to data by the Industry and Technology Ministry.
More than 6,500 companies, including 322 firms with foreign capital, have been operating in these zones as of the end of April, data showed.
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Women adorn Roman designs on clothing, ceramics
Roman-era mosaics are being brought to life in southern Turkey, where an institute is teaching how to apply the ancient designs to a variety of wares, from clothing and jewelry to glass, ceramic and wooden ornaments and accessories.
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Education, health remain EU’s priority in helping Syrian refugees in Turkey: Envoy
The European Union's preferred areas in lending the millions of Syrian refugees a helping hand will continue to be education and health, the EU's envoy to Turkey has said, as European leaders will discuss how to continue cooperation with Turkey at a summit on March 25 and 26.