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Countdown starts for Istanbul Book Fair
Organized by TÜYAP Fairs in partnership with the Turkish Publishers Association, the 37th International Istanbul Book Fair will be held between Nov. 10 and 18 at the TÜYAP Fair Congress and Convention Center in Istanbul's Büyükçekmece district.
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Student locked in apartment gets to exam on time thanks to workers, police in Istanbul
A university student who was left locked inside their apartment by his forgetful sister has managed to get to his exam on time thanks to helpful municipality workers and police in Istanbul.
Best real estate projects awarded in Istanbul
Turkey's best real estate projects were awarded in Istanbul on Nov. 7.
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Key figure in Irish tourist's sensational street fight gets reduced jail sentence
A key figure in a street fight in which an Irish tourist had sensationally defended himself with punches against more than a dozen club-wielding locals in Istanbul, has seen a reduction of his jail sentence.
Media drone targeted amid attempt to document damage of Istanbul's heritage
A media drone flown by Demirören News Agency has been targeted with a shotgun in an attempt to capture images of the damage inflicted on Istanbul's Byzantine and Ottoman heritage by unlicensed structures.
Mother listens to dead son's heart beating in another body
The parents of a Bulgarian man whose heart was transplanted last year to a Turkish man have recently visited Istanbul to meet the recipient.
Turkish officials draw ire for ordering ‘reburial’ of Ottoman town found on Istanbul’s Asian side
Municipality workers have discovered the remains of an Ottoman town on the Asian side of Istanbul after digging the ground only one foot deep for a new drainage system. But officials have stirred public outcry by ordering the reburial of the ancient town. Click through for the story in photos...
Readership in Turkey remains low 'due to flawed approach in education'
The Turkish education system's decades-old flawed approach to the way literature is taught remains the main cause behind low levels of readership, according to author Selim İleri, who is the Writer of Honor of this year's International Istanbul Book Fair, which starts on Nov. 11.
Google employees walk out to protest treatment of women
Google employees outside its European headquarters in Dublin, Ireland. (Niall Carson/PA via AP)
15 kg of cocaine seized at Istanbul's Atatürk Airport
Some 15 kilograms of cocaine was seized in Istanbul's Atatürk Airport last week, security sources said on Oct. 31.