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Excavations in Assos reveal new finds
Archaeological excavations that have been carried out in the ancient city of Assos in the Ayvacık district of the southern province of Çanakkale bring new finds. Works in the Roman-era Nymphaeum (Monumental Fountain) in the east of the Agora, a third century B.C. weight unit, which was made of lead, has been unearthed.
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MPs call for blood donation to Red Crescent
Many lawmakers from several political parties have made a joint call for blood donations to the Turkish Red Crescent, as the blood stocks have recently fallen below the critical level.
Though the country needs an average of 10,000 units of blood per day, blood donation has decreased by half amid the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and the recent quake disaster.
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Zühtü Arslan re-elected as president of top court
President of the Constitutional Court Zühtü Arslan has been re-elected as the head of Türkiye's highest court by garnering the votes of eight judges out of 15.
Arslan will continue his job as the president for one year as his entire tenure as the member of the Constitutional Court will be terminated in 2024.
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Pollution affects flamingo breeding in Gediz Delta
Pollution and poaching have decreased the nests and breeding areas of flamingos and crested pelicans at the mouth of the Gediz River in one of the largest deltas of the eastern Mediterranean, research and monitoring studies have revealed.
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Police chiefs reshuffled with presidential decree
Police chiefs of 10 provinces have been assigned to the headquarters and new police chiefs have been appointed in 33 provinces of the country in line with a presidential decree published in the Official Gazette on July 7.
One civil chief inspector and 26 police chiefs were appointed as internal affairs counselors to 27 overseas missions.
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Assyrian castle in Turkey’s southeast eyes UNESCO’s World Heritage List
An official application has been made to include the Assyrian Castle and the King Tombs in the southeastern Anatolian province of Diyarbakır's Eğil district to the UNESCO World Heritage Temporary List.
Racism more dangerous than pandemic: Top Turkish judge
Racism and discrimination are notions a lot more dangerous for humankind's future than the COVID-19 pandemic, Turkey's top judge has said, as many parts of the world, especially the U.S., are being swept by anti-racism protests over the killing of unarmed black man George Floyd.