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Missing person’s body found on Greek shores
A body found in Greek territorial waters has been confirmed to be a Turkish man who was reported missing seven months ago in the Aegean province of Aydın's Didim district.
An examination was initiated soon after the body was found off the coast of Greece.
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First church in Priene unearthed
A church dating back 1,600 years, built by the first Christian community, has been found in the ancient city of Priene in the western province of Aydın's Söke district.
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Wildfires Cause Havoc – and Arguments – in Balkans
Balkan countries are battling wildfires that have claimed eight lives in Turkey and injured hundreds more, while one person died in Albania and a military officer been injured.
Fires have destroyed land, forests, houses and tourist accommodation in Greece and Turkey. Villages and neighbourhoods have been evacuated in Turkey, Greece and Albania.
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'Pompeii of Anatolia' draws attention
The ancient city of Priene in the western province of Aydın's Söke district attracts the attention of domestic and international tourists. (Photos: Alamy)
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Azap Lake awaits photography aficionados
Azap Lake in the western province of Aydın's Söke district, which completely dried up 13 years ago and has been reformed with water accumulation in recent years, has become a frequent place for bird watchers and nature photographers. (AA Photo)
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Traces of Zeus Temple found in ‘Pompeii of Anatolia’
An excavation team was surprised when they discovered a temple in the ancient city of Priene in the western province of Aydın's Söke district. The ancient city is called the "Pompeii of Anatolia" for its unique city plan and well-preserved structures.