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Ankara seeks to boost trade with D-8 countries
Türkiye will boost its trade with the Developing Eight Organization for Economic Cooperation (D-8) member states through a "next-generation agreement," Trade Minister Ömer Bolat has told Anadolu Agency.
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UN urges global unity for Syria's reconstruction
The time is now for the international community to support the "spirit created by Syrian people" to rebuild their country after the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime, according to the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
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Pentagon says talks with Türkiye ongoing amid 'fragile' Syria situation
The Pentagon has described the situation in Syria as "fragile" while confirming that discussions with Türkiye are ongoing, particularly regarding U.S. support for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which is led by the PKK/YPG terrorists.
Health Ministry, WHO to cohost quake conference in Istanbul
The Turkish Health Ministry and the World Health Organization (WHO) will jointly organize an earthquake conference in Istanbul next February, with 28 countries expected to participate, according to a WHO official.
Authorities probing firms suspected of cartel practices
The Finance Ministry's Tax Inspection Board has put companies that jack up prices despite no significant rise in costs and sectors where firms are suspected of engaging in cartel practices on its radar.
The board is working to identify firms that make profits above the sector average but failed to report their income properly in tax declarations.
Adventurers climb Mount Erciyes to see temple
Nature and history enthusiasts, who want to visit the cave at the summit of Mount Erciyes, which is believed to have been used as a temple during the era of paganism (polytheism), make a climb of 3,917 meters.
The cave, located at the top of the extinct volcanic Mount Erciyes, has survived through centuries since its presumed use as a temple dating back to ancient times.
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Turkish town in North Macedonia gears up for tourism boost
Amid the rising migration flow toward Europe, Centar Župa in North Macedonia, where 85 percent of the population is Turkish, is preparing to highlight its historical and natural treasures to draw in tourists.
UN hails Türkiye-brokered deal between Ethiopia and Somalia
The United Nations on Thursday praised a landmark Türkiye-mediated agreement between Somalia and Ethiopia aimed at resolving their differences.
Solar energy capacity set to exceed 20,000 MW in 2024
The installed capacity of solar energy in Türkiye is expected to surpass 20,000 megawatts by the end of the year, according to Hakan Erkan, secretary general of the Solar Energy Industrialists and Industry Association (GENSED).
IDOB to premiere ‘Deli Dolu’
The Istanbul State Opera and Ballet (IDOB) will premiere the "Deli Dolu" operetta tonight at Kadıköy Municipality Süreyya Opera Stage.
Composed by Cemal Reşit Rey with a libretto by Ekrem Reşit Rey, the production blends humor and music in a unique structure. Directed by Şebnem Özsaran, the performance will feature the IDOB Orchestra under the baton of Murat Kodallı.
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