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State Opera and Ballet on stage in summer
The Culture and Tourism Ministry State Opera and Ballet (DOB) General Directorate will continue performing in the Central Anatolian province of Eski?ehir, southeastern province of Mardin, southern provinces of Mersin and Antalya and Istanbul throughout the summer.
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Bulgarian Children's Fund Bosses Face Corruption Charges
Bulgaria's special prosecution is investigating five officials from the Fund for Treatment of Children Abroad, including its former head, Pavel Aleksandrov, for corruption, it said on Thursday.
The administrators of the fund, who have been charged with participating in an organized criminal group, corruption and official misconduct, were all released on bail.
Istanbul Atatürk Airport ranks 11th among world's busiest airports
Istanbul Atatürk Airport, which is operated by TAV Airports, became in 2015the 11th largest airport worldwide by providing service to 61.8 million passengers over the course of the year, the company said in a written statement on April 6.
Turkey plans to use eagles against drone threat to civil aviation
The threat of drones to civil aviation traffic has been rising in Turkey and the country may use eagles in a bid to ease this threat, according to officials.
Bulgaria deploys troops at its border with Greece
Bulgaria decided to deploy more than 400 security men at its border with Greece to prevent a possible increase in migration flow, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov announced.
The country, though, is not included, at least for now, in the route used by immigrants and refugees to reach northern European countries and refugee flow from Greece to Bulgaria is currently rare.
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Ankara court rejects appeal for Kurdish flight announcements
An Ankara administrative court has rejected a mandate bidding to make flight announcements and warnings in Kurdish, in addition to Turkish, in flights through Diyarbak?r Airport in the southeastern Turkish province.
Gate of historic mosque causes restoration scandal in Antalya
During the restoration of the 800-year-old Alaaddin Mosque in the southern province of Antalya's Korkuteli district, the structure's crown gate, a rare example of stone masonry, has been broken into pieces.
Aksoy's sculpture moved to Avc?lar
Turkish artist Mehmet Aksoy's sculpture, which was removed on Jan. 7 from its spot for 12 years in Istanbul's Ümraniye neighborhood after a court decision that the location belonged to the General Directorate of National Property, will be placed in the Avc?lar neighborhood.
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Local companies 'to be given priority in 10 bln euro construction for Istanbul's third airport'
The senior management of IGA, the company established to construct and operate the third airport of Istanbul, said local companies will be preferred in 10-billion-euro construction for the airport.
Syrian baby dies on flight in Turkey before deportation for ISIL links
A five-month-old Syrian baby has died on a Turkish Airlines flight from the southeastern province of Gaziantep to Istanbul, ahead of deportation with his mother to France over alleged links to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).