Mersin
Anamur ferry to carry passengers to Turkish Cyprus in June
Ferry services will commence from the southern province of Mersin's Anamur district to Turkish Cyprus in June with the "Pier Project," reducing the travel time to an hour-and-a-half.
Speaking to the press during his visit to the pier on May 30, Mersin Governor Ali Hamza Pehlivan highlighted that Anamur is the closest point in Türkiye to North Cyprus.
Customs teams thwart 1 billion liras smuggling attempt
Authorities have foiled smuggling attempts worth more than 1 billion Turkish Liras in several cities, including Istanbul, seizing counterfeit currency and leading to several arrests.
Home sales continue to decline but price increase slows again
Home sales have declined for a third month since the start of this year as mortgage-financed sales continued to plunge but the pace of annual growth in home prices continued to ease.
Ministry approves new plants for Turkish kitchens
The commission on plants suitable for culinary use, under the Agriculture and Forestry Ministry, has greenlit the incorporation of four previously untapped plants into Turkish cuisine.
The newly endorsed additions include Japanese pepper, lychee, holy basil and buckwheat sprouts.
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Türkiye seeks to deepen cooperation with Rosatom
Türkiye is keen to expand its cooperation with Russian nuclear company Rosatom in the Sinop Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) project, Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar has said.
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32 suspects held in fraud network crackdown
Police have apprehended 32 individuals allegedly involved in a sophisticated fraud network in the southern province of Mersin.
The operation, conducted under the coordination of the chief public prosecutor's office in the city, unveiled a web of deceit that spanned various fraudulent schemes, resulting in a collective profit of 180 million Turkish Liras ($5.6 million).
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Decline in current account deficit likely to continue, says VP Yılmaz
Türkiye's current account deficit is likely to continue to decline in the months to come, Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz has said.
Turkish police arrest an ISIS suspect who worked at nuclear power plant
Counterterrorism police in Turkey have arrested an Islamic State group suspect who was working at a nuclear power plant being built in the country's south, local media reported Tuesday.
The Russian national had been working at the Akkuyu nuclear facility under false identity papers, the Ihlas News Agency and other media reported.
Exports from 45 provinces rise in January
Exports from 45 of Türkiye's 81 provinces increased in January compared to the same month of the previous year, the Trade Ministry has said.
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Experts advocate enhanced road safety measures amid accidents
In the aftermath of a series of road accidents over the past months that claimed numerous lives and left several injured, experts have urged precautions, emphasizing the importance of regulating the deactivation of speed limiters and implementing frequent tachograph checks.