Skills

“Quentin is one of those talents that changed the environment that we were working in with his huge talent”

The third Istanbul Caravan Festival will be organized in Kilyos on May 19, 20 and 21, bringing together caravan users and nature lovers under one roof.

Scaffolding in a niche of the Vatican Museums' Round Hall conceal from view the work of restorers who are removing centuries of grime from the largest known bronze statue of the ancient world: The gilded Hercules Mastai Righetti.

The seventh edition of Sónar Istanbul, will start at Zorlu PSM today, with pioneer curators and producers of electronic music. Uniting music, creativity, technology, the event will present a line-up throughout three days for the first time.

Albanian police on Friday said they had found 47 new surveillance cameras erected illegally in the Durres region.

They said the cameras had been put up "to provide information for criminal purposes, as well as to monitor the movements of the police". Eight people are under investigation.

If there is a reasonable suspicion that documents belonging to MİT are used in publications, MİT will be able to take action to block the content

No wonder Greece is tumbling down the world press freedom rankings, when journalists who ask the wrong questions get put under state surveillance.

The reported attacks suggest that hacking has played a bigger role in the conflict than what has been publicly known

Industrial-scale fishing at the Bosphorus, the Dardanelles and the Marmara Sea should be banned, a scientist has said, calling on authorities.

Mustafa Sarı, dean of the Bandırma Onyedi Eylül University's Maritime Faculty, said that the annual fishing prohibition season, which started on April 15, should be implemented all year round.

Decorated glazed bricks almost 3,000 years old are on display at Iran's National Museum after a four-decade search disrupted by war and an international legal battle.