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Türkiye reclaims rare bronze emperor statue, other artifacts from US
A collection of ancient artifacts, including a monumental bronze statue of a Roman emperor and a Roman-era depiction of Demosthenes, has been officially returned to Türkiye from the United States. The works, now housed in Ankara, mark a significant victory for Türkiye's global campaign to recover its cultural heritage.
18 December 2025
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Hudson River freezes near Kingston as bitter cold grips US east coast
An intense cold wave moving across the eastern United States has caused sections of the Hudson River in upstate New York to freeze over. Ice has formed around the historic Rondout Lighthouse in Kingston due to temperatures falling well below seasonal averages.
17 December 2025
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Türkiye's Troy exhibition heads to Rome's Colosseum in 2026 cultural diplomacy push
Culture Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy has announced a major exhibition on the legendary city of Troy for Italy's Colosseum Archaeological Park. Slated for 2026, the show will feature artifacts from Turkish and Italian museums, highlighted by a performance of the Troy Opera. This marks the third consecutive cultural project from Türkiye to be showcased at the iconic Roman site.
16 December 2025
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Roman bathtub and statue uncovered in ephesus excavation in Türkiye
Archaeological work at the UNESCO-listed ancient city of Ephesus in Türkiye has revealed a rare Roman-era marble bathtub and a fragmented male statue reused as paving stone. Officials say the finds, uncovered along Stadium Street, shed new light on domestic life, urban reuse of materials and elite culture in one of Anatolia’s most important ancient cities.
15 December 2025
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Türkiye aims to build global brands from its wealth of regional products
With nearly 1,800 geographically indicated products, Türkiye ranks second globally in such registrations. Officials now seek to transform this heritage into powerful international brands to boost exports, tourism, and producer incomes through targeted training and marketing.
15 December 2025
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Hellenistic goddess statue head discovered in Türkiye's ancient Metropolis
Archaeologists in Izmir have uncovered the marble head of a goddess statue dating back to the Hellenistic period. The discovery at the Metropolis site offers significant insights into the region's ancient sculptural arts and may belong to a known statue of Hestia.
11 December 2025
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Marine pandemic threat pushes sea urchins toward global collapse
A new study warns that a fast-spreading marine disease has wiped out sea urchin populations from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean, triggering sharp ecological shifts. Scientists report that some species have nearly vanished since 2021, raising concerns about long-term impacts on coastal ecosystems and food chains.
11 December 2025
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Archaeologists uncover rare 4th-century mosaics in Türkiye's Hadrianopolis
A team of archaeologists has discovered a remarkably preserved 4th-century reception hall with unique mosaics in the ancient city of Hadrianopolis, in Türkiye's Black Sea region. The find, part of a larger palace complex, includes rare geometric and figurative designs never before recorded in Anatolian archaeology.
11 December 2025
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Türkiye ranks first in Europe, fourth globally in forest area increase
According to UN data, Türkiye has become Europe's leading nation and the world's fourth in expanding its forested areas over the last decade, adding an average of 118,000 hectares annually. China leads the global increase.
10 December 2025
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EU records over 40,000 occupational cancer cases in a decade
New data from the EU's statistics office shows more than 40,500 officially recognized work-related cancer cases were reported across the bloc from 2013 to 2023. Lung cancer and mesothelioma, often linked to asbestos, accounted for over 80% of these occupational diseases, highlighting long-term workplace risks.
10 December 2025
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FDA broadens its investigation into COVID-19 vaccine safety concerns
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has expanded an investigation into potential links between COVID-19 vaccines and deaths, now examining cases across multiple age groups. This review follows an earlier probe focused on children and unfolds under a health leadership increasingly skeptical of vaccine safety.
10 December 2025
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Türkiye Secures Repatriation of 28 Artifacts Including Rare Boubon Bronze Statue
In a significant cultural restitution victory, Türkiye has successfully recovered 28 historical artifacts from the United States. The pieces, including a prized bronze emperor statue from Boubon and a marble head of Demosthenes, were returned in ceremonies overseen by Deputy Culture Minister Gökhan Yazgı. Officials highlighted determined legal efforts and international cooperation as key to the recovery.
10 December 2025
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1,600-year-old mosaics in Türkiye's Sinop to get new visitor center
A newly launched project in Türkiye's Black Sea province of Sinop will create a visitor center to showcase recently restored 1,600-year-old floor mosaics. The center at the Balatlar Building Complex will feature exhibition halls, viewing platforms, and walking paths, designed to boost cultural tourism while preserving the archaeological site.
10 December 2025
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Chinese scientists genetically modify fungus for efficient protein production
Chinese researchers have used gene-editing to engineer a fungus, Fusarium venenatum, to produce a sustainable, meat-like protein called mycoprotein more efficiently. The modified strain uses 44% fewer nutrients, grows 88% faster, and significantly reduces land use and pollution compared to traditional animal farming, according to a new study.
08 December 2025
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Louvre museum leak damages 400 books, sparks infrastructure concerns
A water leak in the Louvre Museum's Egyptian antiquities department damaged around 400 books on November 27. Reports indicate repeated warnings about ageing pipes were ignored by management. The incident follows a high-profile jewel theft in October and precedes a major ticket price hike for non-EU visitors.
08 December 2025
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Türkiye's ancient amphitheaters are living monuments to history
The remarkably preserved ancient theaters of Antalya province stand as monumental testaments to Türkiye's deep historical legacy. From the world-famous Aspendos to the mountain-perched Termessos, these structures hosted everything from gladiator combats to political assemblies, now serving as major cultural tourism attractions.
05 December 2025
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Indian scientists discover ancient spiral galaxy resembling Milky Way
Indian astronomers have discovered an ancient spiral galaxy, named Alaknanda, that existed when the universe was only 1.5 billion years old. The galaxy's well-defined structure challenges existing theories about early galactic formation and resembles our own Milky Way.
04 December 2025
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Ancient mosaic depicting mythological figures unearthed in Türkiye's Iznik
Archaeologists in northwestern Türkiye have fully revealed a stunning 3rd-century floor mosaic in Iznik, featuring intricate depictions including a personification of Lake İznik. The discovery, first spotted over a decade ago, provides new insights into the region's rich Roman-era artistic heritage.
01 December 2025
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1,800-year-old Roman statue unearthed in ancient city of Blaundos
Archaeologists have discovered an 1,800-year-old Roman statue during excavations at the ancient city of Blaundos in Türkiye's Usak province. The beautifully crafted male torso was found embedded in a stadium wall and dates to the 2nd century CE.
28 November 2025
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