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Azerbaijan sets Ramadan timetable with Turkey
Azerbaijan has changed the country's Ramadan timetable with Iran to set it in compliance with Turkey this year, according to Turkish media reports.
"This is a first and an interesting development," said Ramin Sadık, an Azerbaijani historian.
Ramadan begins on April 2 with the first sahur, a meal before dawn, in Turkey and on April 3 in Iran.
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Azerbaijan sets Ramadan timetable with Turkey
Azerbaijan has changed the country's Ramadan timetable with Iran to set it in compliance with Turkey this year, according to Turkish media reports.
"This is a first and an interesting development," said Ramin Sadık, an Azerbaijani historian.
Ramadan begins on April 2 with the first sahur, a meal before dawn, in Turkey and on April 3 in Iran.
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A day of mourning for the death of miners in Aleksinac
The Municipality of Aleksinac made a decision today on declaring the Day of Mourning tomorrow, April 2, on the occasion of the accident that happened early this morning in the brown coal mine "Soko".
Eight miners lost their lives in the accident, six of them from Aleksinac.
Paris Fashion Week returns to pre-pandemic form
Two years on from France's first pandemic lockdown, Paris Fashion Week is almost back in full stride, with the vast majority of houses returning to live shows.
The women's autumn-winter week has kicked off yesterday with all eyes on Off-White, presenting the final collection by its founder Virgil Abloh, who died from cancer in November at 41.
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Sidewalk is new catwalk outside Milan fashion shows
A cry goes up the from crowd, a sea of craning necks and suddenly hundreds of cellphones go up in the air clicking photos.
An influencer has just arrived at a fashion show.
Erdogan changes name of his country to “Turkiye” instead of Turkey
The name was no longer the “best way” to represent the culture and values of the people
“Shalom” Chairman: I am Surprised by the Lack of Reaction of Bulgarian Politicians to the Nazi Salute of MEP Djambazki
"I am surprised by the lack of reaction from Bulgarian politicians to Angel Djambazki's Nazi salute." This was commented in an interview for the Bulgarian National Radio by Assoc. Prof. Alexander Oscar, chairman of the Organization of the Jews in Bulgaria "Shalom"
Criminal Proceedings against Bulgarian MEP Angel Djambazki for Fascist Salute
Ice sculptors to welcome visitors in Turkey’s east
The countdown has begun for a snow-themed festival to be held for the second time this year in Turkey's eastern province of Ağrı.
Local officials and ice sculptors stepped up their efforts for the long-awaited event, which will be launched on Feb. 25 in the city center.
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Amazing gold and amethyst Byzantine ring unearthed in Israel
The ring may date back to the third century
Roses, hearts and more: Turks mark ‘festival of love’
Celebrating Valentine's Day might not be a widely celebrated traditional festivity for most Turks, but the day was a perfect opportunity for some romantics in the country to redeclare their love or even pop the big question.