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Night at the museum: Turkey extends visiting hours for a summer to remember
Turkey's Ministry of Culture and Tourism is extending visiting hours for museums and archaeological sites this summer, allowing visitors to enjoy a host of unique cultural experiences under the stars.
Don't let your impatience ground you: Turkey's new fines for early unbucklers
This new enforcement reminds all travelers that patience is paramount in ensuring a smooth and orderly exit from the aircraft - a simple act of courtesy that benefits everyone on board.
Nambitha Ben-Mazwi escapes South Africa's winter for a sun-soaked holiday in Türkiye
Nambitha Ben-Mazwi trades South Africa's winter for the sunny beaches of Antalya, Türkiye, sharing her luxurious holiday moments filled with relaxation and cultural exploration.
Curves ahead: Shamiso Mosaka's bold Brazilian butt lift experience unveiled
Radio personality Shamiso Mosaka opens up about her recent Brazilian butt lift surgery in Turkey, sharing her recovery journey and the challenges she faced along the way.
A Mediterranean oasis may yet turn this cricket tragic into a golf aficionado
Tours have always been much more than interacting with players on the various ovals and fairways of the world, writes Zaahier Adams
EXCLUSIVE | I'm out here in Türkiye because of the SA Open win, says champion Dylan Naidoo
Antalya’s crystal blue sea water is intoxicating, but South African Open champion especially for Dylan Naidoo is not there just to take in the idyllic surroundings at the Turkish Airlines Open
Celebrate friendship in style: bestiemoons are taking travel by storm
Discover the growing trend of celebrating significant life milestones with friends through travel. From 'bestiemoons' to adventure getaways, explore how travellers are prioritising connection and unforgettable experiences.
Yellow cards, racism allegations and nose grabs: Jose Mourinho's turbulent tenure at Fenerbahce
Explore the dramatic controversies surrounding Jose Mourinho's tenure at Fenerbahce, from yellow cards to racism allegations, as we delve into his most notorious incidents since July 2024.
Reality TV star Vuyokazi Nciweni shares her inspiring gastric sleeve surgery experience in Turkey
Reality TV star Vuyokazi Nciweni shares her transformative journey to Turkey for gastric sleeve surgery, discussing her struggles with weight loss and the motivations behind her decision.
Reality TV star Vuyokazi Nciweni shares her inspiring gastric sleeve surgery experience in Turkey
Reality TV star Vuyokazi Nciweni shares her transformative journey to Turkey for gastric sleeve surgery, discussing her struggles with weight loss and the motivations behind her decision.
Court imposes five-year sentence on Zimbabwean men for smuggling R8 million worth of tobacco
Two Zimbabwean nationals have been sentenced to five years in prison for their involvement in the illicit tobacco trade, valued at R8 million.
Dancing through the winter wonderland of Turkey: Chad Jones shares his dream vacation
Join Chad Jones as he captures the magic of Turkey in winter, from thrilling adventures in Cappadocia to indulgent culinary experiences, all while embracing his love for dance.
Fenerbahce's Jose Mourinho faces criminal proceedings from Galatasaray over alleged racist remarks
Galatasaray has accused Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho of making 'racist statements' after a tense 0-0 draw, prompting the club to pursue criminal proceedings against him.
Sanctions delay Turkey's nuclear power dreams as Siemens halts equipment supply
Western sanctions are threatening to derail Turkey's ambitious nuclear power goals, as crucial equipment supplies from German industrial giant Siemens grind to a halt. The setback at the Akkuyu nuclear plant, a cornerstone of Russian Turkish cooperation, highlights the far-reaching impact of international restrictions on major infrastructure projects.
ECOWAS faces crisis as three nations exit in historic split
Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso's withdrawal from ECOWAS marks a significant shift in West African politics and trade relations.
PKK attack kills two Iraqi border guards near Turkish border
Two Iraqi border guards were killed in a deadly attack by PKK militants near the Turkish border, escalating tensions in Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region. The incident highlights growing concerns over PKK's presence in the area, where Turkish military bases are also stationed to combat Kurdish insurgents.
Deadly blaze claims 10 lives at Turkish ski resort as safety concerns emerge
Tragedy struck a Turkish ski resort as guests desperately attempted to escape a devastating hotel fire by using bedsheets as ropes, with some jumping from windows. The blaze claimed 10 lives and left 32 injured, while revealing serious safety concerns at the popular holiday destination.
Syrian political process should take place without outside interference
The inter-Syrian dialogue and political process in Syria after the stepping down of President Bashar Assad should take place without outside interference and in Damascus, the head of the Syrian opposition's Moscow Platform, Qadri Jamil.
Russia, Turkey should aid Syria's democratic transition, fair elections- Syrian politician
Russia and Turkey should ensure the establishment of a democratic transitional governing body in Syria and the holding of fair elections, as there is currently significant misalignment between the groups controlling Syria, a member of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party, Tarek Ahmad, told Sputnik.
Blinken to visit Turkey on Friday to discuss Syria: official source
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Turkey on Friday to discuss the developments in Syria after the toppling of strongman Bashar al-Assad, a Turkish official source said Wednesday.