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Gastronomy event highlights Cappadocia’s culinary heritage

The "Spring Tables in Cappadocia" event, a relatively new highlight on the cultural calendar of the touristic hub located in the Central Anatolian province of Nevşehir, has kicked off on May 5.

Collaboratively organized by the Nevşehir governorship and Cappadocia University, the event served as a platform to celebrate the region's rich culinary heritage.

Erdoğan explains 60-year-long history of nuclear plant to youth

Türkiye has realized its 60-year-old dream by delivering nuclear fuel to the country's first Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant in the southern province of Mersin on April 27, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said, explaining to the youth the long and difficult journey of becoming a country enjoying the world's leading nuclear energy technology.

Byzantinist Speros Vryonis who documented 1955 state-planned Istanbul pogrom dies at 90

By George Gilson

What those who met him remember best about Speros Vryonis, one of the most beloved and respected members of the Greek-American community who died on  11 March at age 90,  is the kindness and gentleness of character of one of the top Byzantinists of his generation whose scholarly activity and publications covered a dazzling array of subjects.