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Sea snot in Marmara Sea more dangerous than it seems: Expert
Marine mucilage that has invaded Turkey's Marmara Sea continues to be a grave threat despite comprehensive cleaning efforts, threatening the fishing industry and marine biome considerably, according to the latest exploration studies carried out on the surface and bottom of the sea by an expert.
Academics track night butterflies in Amanoslar
Academics Feza Can and Başak Ulaşlı from Hatay Mustafa Kemal University (MKU) Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Plant Protection are recording night butterflies on a special platform they set up at night in the Amanos Mountains in the southern province of Hatay.
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Turkey urges world to prevent Israeli aggression from escalating
Turkey's presidential spokesperson urged the international community early on May 14 to prevent the escalation of Israel's aggression against the Palestinian people.
İbrahim Kalın said on Twitter that Israel's attacks on the Palestinian community "are against international law and basic morality" and "must come to an immediate end."
Kosovo Police Investigate Threat to LGBT Activist
Kosovo Police said on Tuesday that they are looking into allegations that the life of a well-known LGBT activist, Lend Mustafa, was threatened at the weekend.
"We are currently working on an investigation of circumstances of the incident and in coordination with the prosecutor have initiated an investigation into the intimidation," police told BIRN in a written answer.
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President Radev Met with US Ambassador
President Rumen Radev with Acting US Ambassador to Bulgaria Hero Mustafa in the presidency at Dondukov 2.
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Turkey to establish Egypt friendship group: Lawmaker
Turkey's ruling AKP will propose the establishment of a parliamentary friendship group with Egypt, a senior party lawmaker said on April 20.
Erdoğan meets Kuwaiti foreign minister
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on April 8 met Kuwait's Foreign Minister Sheikh Ahmed Nasser al-Sabah.
The meeting at the presidential complex was closed to the press.
In a separate meeting, Turkey's Parliament Speaker Mustafa Şentop also met al-Sabah and a delegation accompanying him.
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Parliament passes bill on ‘security investigation’
A bill proposed by the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) to mandate security investigations into first-time public appointees, which was initially rejected by opposition votes, passed in the parliament on late April 7.
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Turkey detains 10 retired admirals over 'declaration'
Turkey on April 5 detained 10 retired admirals after 104 of them signed a letter over remarks made by Parliament Speaker Mustafa Şentop on the Montreux Convention.
Turkish officials lambast ex-soldiers' 'declaration'
Ankara's Chief Public Prosecutor on April 4 launched an investigation into a declaration released by 104 retired admirals over remarks made by Parliament Speaker Mustafa Şentop on the Montreux Convention.
The declaration has drawn strong reactions from the government and officials.