Muğla
Muğla village head named on BBC's iconic influential women list
Nejla Işık, the local head of a village in the southwestern province of Muğla and an environmental activist, has secured a spot on BBC's prestigious annual list of the world's 100 most influential women.
Türkiye braces for heavy rains amid cold snap
Heavy rains are set to sweep across Türkiye this week, with Istanbul bracing for downpours and flash floods expected to hit the southern province of Antalya and the southwestern province of Muğla, as a cold snap tightens its grip on the country.
- Read more about Türkiye braces for heavy rains amid cold snap
- Log in to post comments
Türkiye rebukes Greece over territorial water violations
Turkish authorities said on Sept. 26 they have expressed their strong disapproval to Greece "at all levels and in the strongest terms" over recent territorial water violations in the Aegean Sea.
"Claims that the necessary steps were not taken following the violations do not reflect the truth," read a statement issued by Türkiye's Foreign Ministry.
Janissary weapons discovered in Ottoman shipwreck
New historical artifacts have been unearthed during the excavation of the Kızlan Ottoman Shipwreck off the coast of Datça in the western province of Muğla.
The discoveries, believed to belong to the Ottoman Empire, shed light on the ship's identity and the era in which it sank.
- Read more about Janissary weapons discovered in Ottoman shipwreck
- Log in to post comments
Türkiye rescues 22 irregular migrants
Türkiye rescued 22 irregular migrants after Greek authorities pushed them back into Turkish territorial waters, authorities said Monday.
Coast guard units rescued the migrants, including one child, from a lifeboat off the coast of Fethiye in Türkiye's southwestern province of Muğla on Sunday, the Turkish Coast Guard said in a statement.
- Read more about Türkiye rescues 22 irregular migrants
- Log in to post comments
Türkiye rescues 25 irregular migrants in Aegean Sea
The Turkish Coast Guard said Monday that it rescued 25 irregular migrants in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Marmaris district in Türkiye's southwestern Muğla province.
The irregular migrants were pushed back into Turkish territorial waters by Greek coastal authorities, said the Coast Guard Command.
Perpetrator of Moscow car bomb attack nabbed in Bodrum
Turkish security forces have apprehended a Russian assailant in the southern province of Muğla's Bodrum district as he escaped to Türkiye after orchestrating a bomb attack in Moscow.
A vehicular explosive device detonated in the Russian capital on July 24 morning, injuring two individuals.
Long lines at border gates as expats travel to Türkiye for vacation
The influx of Turkish expats coming to Türkiye for a vacation has led to long queues at the Kapıkule Border Gate in the northwestern province of Edirne.
Police and customs officials have been diligently working to facilitate the smooth entry of thousands of expatriates through the border gate.
Greek Islands offering visa-on-arrival witness surge in Turkish tourists
The implementation of visa-on-arrival applications for several Greek Islands has sparked significant interest among Turkish tourists, with Rhodes emerging as a particularly popular destination.
Over 5,000 Turkish visitors crossed from Marmaris and Fethiye in the western province of Muğla to Rhodes Island during the week-long holiday period.
CHP mulls local governance overhaul following election success
Following its notable gains in the recent mayoral elections, the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) is reportedly poised to initiate a series of innovative practices aimed at enhancing local governance.
Local media indicates a comprehensive restructuring effort, including regular reporting mechanisms to municipalities under the party's administration.