Author: dante
Egg Crisis Deepens in the US: Turkey and Europe Step In
The US is grappling with a recent surge in bird flu cases and the resulting egg shortage. The record increase in egg prices has prompted the Trump administration to take action, accelerating international cooperation efforts to find a solution. Egg Shortage Shakes the US Market The culling of millions of egg-laying hens in the
The Glyptotek Museum has returned the statue head of Septimius Severus smuggled from Türkiye
Through the intensive efforts of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Glyptotek Museum in Denmark has returned the head of the statue of the Roman Emperor Septimius Severus and 48 terracotta architectural plaques that were smuggled from Türkiye. This significant restitution marks a concrete victory in the fight against historical artifact smuggling. Heritage Smuggled
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan Calls for PKK to Disband Following Öcalan’s Call
In a recent statement, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasized the importance of the call made from İmralı, urging the PKK (Kurdistan Workers’ Party) to consider disbanding. He stated, “The time for the organization’s founding leader to call for the disbandment of the organization has come and gone. We hope that the PKK will heed
Hakan Fidan and Turkish Delegation Meet with Syrian President in Damascus
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, along with Defense Minister Yaşar Güler and MIT President İbrahim Kalın, made a significant visit to the capital of Syria, Damascus. This visit comes in the wake of an agreement between the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and holds critical importance for developments in the region. Bilateral Meetings
Reuters: Turkey Could Play a Vital Role in European and Ukrainian Security
Reuters news agency emphasized that Turkey could play a crucial role in the evolving European security architecture and the Ukrainian crisis. Highlighting Europe’s defense efforts in the face of potential US policy shifts and Russia’s stance, Reuters indicated that Turkey could be a significant partner in this process. Europe’s Defense Pursuits and Turkey’s Role European
Turkey Receives Offer for 40 Eurofighter Typhoon Fighter Jets
In an important step towards strengthening its air force, Turkey has received bids for 40 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets. According to information obtained from Defence Ministry sources, this move could be a turning point in Turkey’s fighter jet procurement strategy. Historic Change: First European Fighter Jet Procurement Outside the US? Turkey, which has the second
Trial Concludes for Unauthorized Entry into Hagia Sophia: Defendant Sentenced to Imprisonment
The trial of Atıf Kasar, who was accused of unauthorized entry into the closed section of the Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque and damaging the door, has concluded. The Istanbul Courthouse Criminal Court of First Instance sentenced the defendant Kasar to 1 year and 8 months in prison for “damaging places of worship and cemeteries.” Details
Turkey’s Longest-Range Missile Tayfun Successfully Conducts New Test Launch
Turkey continues to make significant strides in its defense industry. The country’s longest-range missile, Tayfun, has successfully completed a new test launch. This test highlights Turkey’s efforts to enhance its military capabilities. What is the Tayfun Missile? Tayfun is one of Turkey’s domestically produced missiles and has the capacity to strike long-range targets. Thanks to
Consumer Inflation in Turkey Exceeded Expectations in January
According to data from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK), consumer inflation in January exceeded economists’ forecasts. The annual inflation rate rose unexpectedly, mainly due to increases in food and energy prices. Monthly and Annual Inflation Rates In January, monthly inflation in Turkey reached its highest level in 11 months. Consumer prices increased by 5.03% compared
The 2800-year-old Pertek Castle’s entrance has re-emerged as water levels have receded
In Tunceli, eastern Turkey, the 2800-year-old Pertek Castle sits atop a hill. Built during the Urartian period, it became an island when the Keban Dam Lake submerged it in 1974. Recently, drought conditions caused the water level to drop, revealing the castle’s barracks. The Urartians constructed Pertek Castle in the 8th century BC along the