MUGLA: The restoration of the 2,200-year-old gymnasium in Stratonikeia, known as the “City of Gladiators,” is ongoing in Trkiye’s southern province of Mugla. Stratonikeia, recognized as the world’s largest marble ancient city, is undergoing restoration efforts as part of the Turkish Culture and Tourism Ministry’s “Heritage for the Future Project.”
LEFKOSA: President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) Ersin Tatar said his conditions for talks with the Greek Cypriots are clear and firm, stating that TRNC sovereignty and equality must be recognized. Tatar is set to meet with Greek Cypriot administration leader Nikos Christodoulides at a dinner supervised
Trkiye: Hurricane Milton, which struck Florida last week, “could be a harbinger of possible future disasters,” an expert on climate change from Trkiye’s Bogazici University told Anadolu on Monday. Professor Levent Kurnaz highlighted that Hurricane Milton’s unusual path made it distinct from typical storms in the Gulf of Mexico. “The
ISTANBUL: At least one person was killed and eight others injured after a Russian missile strike hit port infrastructure in Ukraine’s southwestern Odesa region, local authorities said Monday. ‘Port infrastructure was once again the target of the enemy (Russia). One person was killed, eight others were injured. The victims are
ISTANBUL: Iran said Monday that it halted indirect negotiations with the US due to current regional tensions. Speaking during a visit to the Omani capital Muscat, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Oman has played a positive role in facilitating dialogue between Tehran and Washington, in which came to be
ISTANBUL: Global defense and aerospace firms posted strong performance in the first nine months of the year, boosting investor confidence. Increased defense spending following the Russia-Ukraine War and the EU’s decision to expand its defense capacity contributed to the rise in defense stocks. Increased industry purchases and positive third-quarter balance
