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1,600-Year-Old Roman Military Structure Discovered in Southeastern Türkiye

1,600-Year-Old Roman Military Structure Discovered in Southeastern Türkiye

Archaeologists have unearthed a 1,600-year-old Roman military structure in Hasankeyf, southeastern Türkiye, during ongoing excavations led by Zekai Erdal from Artuklu University, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. This discovery adds to the historical significance of Hasankeyf, one of humanity’s oldest settlements,…
Turkey Detains 200 Human Traffickers in a Month

Turkey Detains 200 Human Traffickers in a Month

Turkey’s Interior Ministry announced the detention of 200 individuals on human trafficking charges in the past month, alongside the apprehension of over 4,000 irregular migrants, Rudaw reported today. Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya reported that these operations were conducted by the…
Kebir Mosque Reopens After Restoration in Kayseri, Türkiye

Kebir Mosque Reopens After Restoration in Kayseri, Türkiye

The historic Kebir Mosque, known as the “first Friday Mosque,” has reopened to the public following an extensive restoration of its three doors, Daily Sabah reported yesterday. This significant project, which took eight months, was led by historian Halit Erkiletlioğlu…
Turkey Arrests 32 Undocumented Afghan, Pakistani Migrants

Turkey Arrests 32 Undocumented Afghan, Pakistani Migrants

Turkish authorities reported the arrest of 32 undocumented migrants from Afghanistan and Pakistan on September 20, in Edirne, Khaama Press reported yesterday. The arrests occurred during police operations in the villages of Meriç, İpsala, Lalapaşa, and Uzunköprü, where the migrants…
Roman-Era Artifacts Rediscovered in Southeastern Türkiye

Roman-Era Artifacts Rediscovered in Southeastern Türkiye

Historical artifacts from the Roman period, lost for decades, have been rediscovered in the ancient city of Perre, located in Adiyaman province, Anadolu Agency reported on Friday. Field research conducted 1 kilometer south of the city revealed pottery, columns, relics,…
Turkish authorities arrest 88 ISIS suspects in nationwide operations

Turkish authorities arrest 88 ISIS suspects in nationwide operations

Turkey’s Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced on Friday the arrest of 88 individuals suspected of links to ISIS. The arrests were made during coordinated operations that have been ongoing for five days across 23 provinces, involving intelligence and counter-terrorism units.…
Ongoing construction at Grand Zainabia Mosque in Istanbul

Ongoing construction at Grand Zainabia Mosque in Istanbul

The officials overseeing the Zainabia Mosque, the largest Shia mosque in Istanbul, Turkey, have announced that construction is progressing rapidly to complete this project, which aims to accommodate thousands of followers of Ahlulbayt, peace be upon them, for prayers and…
Curious Ancient Artifacts Discovered in Canakkale, Türkiye

Curious Ancient Artifacts Discovered in Canakkale, Türkiye

An excavation team has uncovered a cylinder seal and a rare lead sling stone dating back approximately 4,000 years in northwestern Türkiye’s Canakkale province, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. Goksel Sazci, an archaeologist from Onsekiz Mart University, reported that this year’s…
Excavations Uncover Ancient Cistern and Health System in Kaunos, Türkiye

Excavations Uncover Ancient Cistern and Health System in Kaunos, Türkiye

Recent excavations in the ancient city of Kaunos have revealed significant archaeological finds, including the remains of a cistern and parts of a health system, Anadolu Agency reported today. The site, which dates back to the 6th century AD, was…
AI’s Transformative Role in Journalism Explored at ABNA-SE Conference in Istanbul

AI’s Transformative Role in Journalism Explored at ABNA-SE Conference in Istanbul

Leaders in the media industry convened in Istanbul for the Association of Balkan News Agencies – Southeast Europe (ABNA-SE) conference, focusing on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on journalism, Anadolu Agency reported on Wednesday. The session, titled “Navigating AI…
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