Isparta
Retrial on Isparta plane crash ends after 17 years as penalties upheld
The long-awaited conclusion of a retrial stemming from the 2007 plane crash in Isparta has finally been reached, as the top appeals court's criminal chamber approved the penalties for airline officials involved in the incident.
Village school imparts education to just 2 students
A village school in the southern province of Isparta has imparted education to just two students as the population of the village, which is 25 kilometers from the city center, has decreased over time.
The number of residents in the village, especially the young population, considerably decreased and eventually fell to nearly 330.
Türkiye to send 1.5 mln carnations for Queen’s funeral ceremony
There has been a significant increase in flower demands from the U.K. following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Turkish firms have said, forecasting a total of 1.5 million carnations to be sent during the funeral ceremonies.
Turkey black rose producers chase sweet smell of success
To the naked eye, the delicate velvet roses in southeastern Turkey appear black and overwhelm the senses with their irresistible sweet smell.
The rosebuds are just as dark, and when fully developed, the flower takes on the colour of an intensely rich red wine.
Power to be restored in Isparta after days-long cut
Most residences and businesses without power in Turkey's southwestern province of Isparta have had their power supplies restored after days of outages caused by a massive snowstorm.
Turkish scientist aims to reintroduce dune crickets to world
A scientist in Turkey's Isparta province aims to reintroduce the dune cricket, which was thought to be extinct 20 years ago, to the world.
Mada Island, Kızıldağ Nature Park nothing less than heaven on Earth
Turkey's Isparta province's Şarkikaraağaç district has been drawing attention from local and international tourists with its abundance of natural heritage. (DHA Photo)
Yaka Canyon lures nature enthusiasts
Yaka Canyon, located in Isparta province's Aksu district, amazes nature enthusiasts with its waterfalls, rich flora and abundance of bird and animal species. (DHA Photo)
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Former President Demirel commemorated
Turkey on June 16 remembered its ninth president, Süleyman Demirel, who passed away five years ago.
Demirel was ousted twice in military coups and survived an assassination attempt before dying of heart failure at the age of 91.
He was one of Turkey's most prominent center-right political figures, serving as prime minister seven times and as president from 1993 to 2000.
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Viking warrior sculpture seized in Isparta
A suspect who attempted to sell a metal sculpture of a Viking warrior has been caught in the southwestern province of Isparta. The historical artifact is 21x11 centimeters in shape and weighs a kilogram. Experts will examine it to determine when it was made.
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