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Türkiye sees more marriages in 2024 compared to previous year

An analysis of foreign spouses revealed that 1% of grooms and 5.1% of brides in Türkiye were foreign. (Shutterstock Photo)

Türkiye sees more marriages in 2024 compared to previous year

By admin on February 25, 2025

The Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat) reported an increase in marriages in Türkiye, with the total number rising by 1,384 in one year. In 2024, the…

Türkiye’s cultural heritage flourishes with surge in museums

Türkiye witnessed a 6.4% increase in its museum count compared to 2022. (IHA Photo)

Türkiye’s cultural heritage flourishes with surge in museums

By admin on September 7, 2023

The Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) has recently released its 2022 Cultural Heritage Statistics, showcasing a growth in the number of museums across the country. In…

Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir top list of Türkiye’s migration flow

People walk in the courtyard of Eminönü Mosque on a sunny day in Istanbul, Türkiye, July 29, 2023. (EPA Photo)

Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir top list of Türkiye’s migration flow

By admin on August 14, 2023

Internal migration statistics for 2022 shared by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜIK) on Monday indicate Istanbul remained the country’s major attraction point for migration, while…

Russians, Ukrainians up as migration to Türkiye slows in 2022

Ukrainians protest to draw attention to the fact that many children were killed in the ongoing Russian occupation of Ukraine in front of the Ukrainian Embassy in Ankara, Türkiye, March 19, 2022. (AFP Photo)

Russians, Ukrainians up as migration to Türkiye slows in 2022

By admin on July 25, 2023

Less than half a million people immigrated to Türkiye in 2022, marking a significant decline compared to the previous year, the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜIK)…

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Türkiye sees more marriages in 2024 compared to previous year

Türkiye’s cultural heritage flourishes with surge in museums

Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir top list of Türkiye’s migration flow

Russians, Ukrainians up as migration to Türkiye slows in 2022

The woman had applied to be kindergarten teacher and was rejected because of her headscarf.

The president admitted that during the demonstrations, protesters not only objected to the reform plan but also to their living standards and soaring prices.

Controversial bill that would eliminate "special protection" residency permits for migrants who don't qualify for asylum, but who face humanitarian risks back home, passes government.

5 cubic kilometres (1.2 cubic miles) of ice melted in the Alps, Copernicus says in its European State of the Climate Report 2022.

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is now on its 421st day.

Rail workers' union says it needs to step up pressure on employers as it seeks inflation-busting pay raise.

Resignation follows findings into eight formal complaints that the deputy leader and justice secretary had been abusive toward staff members during a previous stint in that office and while serving as Britain's foreign secretary and Brexit secretary.

Accidentally released from a Su-34 bomber of the Russian air force, the bomb left a 20-metre-wide crater in the middle of a boulevard flanked by apartments, injuring two.

In March, Pristina and Belgrade verbally agreed to implement a Western-backed plan to improve ties and defuse tensions in northern Kosovo by offering more autonomy to local Serbs.

International students from Syria and Ukraine also came under a barrage of insults by the German language teacher at a school in the Austrian capital.

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is now on its 422nd day.

Drop in precipitation has led to the steady retreat of the lake's water, which in some places has receded by up to three kilometers putting the species that depend on it and another nearby body of water at risk.

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is now on its 423rd day.

The report suggests the overall death tolls for the continent could be higher as it did not cover major industrial nations of Russia, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.

"Some want my legitimacy to be tested ... . Let's have a referendum," says Aleksandar Vucic.

Europe's biggest economy has seen some of the most disruptive strikes in decades this year as unions press for higher wages to offset the surging cost of living.

Tomorrows session in Moscow aims to help bring peace in region, says Turkish national defence minister

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is now on its 426th day.

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly announces travel ban and assets freeze on four individuals and Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps "in its entirety".

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is now in its 420th day.

With the adoption of new legislation, cocoa, coffee, palm oil and soya exporters must prove their products do not contribute to deforestation.

Church bells and sirens will sound in honour of those killed during the month-long revolt in 1943, which was the largest single act of Jewish resistance against the Germans during World War II.

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is now in its 419th day.

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is now on its 417th day.

The unions are demanding an increase in real wages this year after two years of consumer prices rising faster than nominal wages, citing healthy profits in Norwegian industries.