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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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Bazda Caves: Türkiye's 2,000-year-old underground marvel in Şanlıurfa
The ancient Bazda Caves in Şanlıurfa's Harran district, featured on UNESCO's World Heritage Tentative List, continue to captivate visitors with their impressive chambers and mysterious history. This remarkable underground complex, dating back approximately 2,000 years, features numerous squares, tunnels and galleries carved through solid rock.
28 November 2025
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Decades-long archaeological quest solves mystery of Peru's 'Band of Holes'
New research suggests Peru's mysterious "Band of Holes" served as a pre-Inca marketplace before being adapted into an Inca storage and accounting system. Advanced drone mapping and soil analysis revealed evidence of agricultural goods and organizational patterns.
28 November 2025
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Scientists detect potential 'mini-lightning' strikes during Mars dust storms
A French-led research team has identified 55 brief electrical discharges on Mars using a microphone aboard NASA's Perseverance rover. These potential 'mini-lightning' events, detected over nearly four Earth years primarily during dust storms, represent the first audio evidence of electrical activity on the Red Planet after five decades of searching.
27 November 2025
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Hidden underground city in Kayseri awaits protection and tourism
In Türkiye’s Kayseri province, ancient underground settlements carved into volcanic rock — believed to date back to the 3rd century — remain largely unexplored. Locals say early Christians used these hidden spaces for shelter long before Islam reached the region. Residents are calling on authorities to preserve the site and officially open it for tourism.
27 November 2025
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Autumn transforms Lake Hazar into a vibrant tapestry in Eastern Türkiye
Lake Hazar in eastern Türkiye's Elazığ province has been enveloped by spectacular autumn foliage, creating a breathtaking natural panorama. The Sivrice district's iconic lake, surrounded by forests displaying fiery shades of gold, orange, and red, offers one of the most picturesque seasonal landscapes in the region during late November.
26 November 2025
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French agency finds no proven cancer link to mobile phone use
France's national health safety agency ANSES has concluded that current scientific evidence does not establish a causal relationship between mobile phone use and cancer. After reviewing hundreds of studies, the agency found no conclusive proof of cancer risks but continues to recommend precautionary measures, particularly for children who face increasing exposure to radiofrequency waves.
26 November 2025
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UN report: a woman killed every 10 minutes by partner or family
A United Nations study reveals that approximately 50,000 women and girls were killed by intimate partners or family members worldwide in 2024, averaging 137 fatalities daily. The report identifies femicide as the most extreme manifestation of gender-based violence and highlights that current and former partners account for 60% of these killings.
26 November 2025
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Turkish series Deha wins International Emmy for Telenovela
Türkiye has secured a major international accolade as the television series "Deha" won the Telenovela award at the 53rd International Emmy Awards in New York. The Show TV production, created by Ay Yapim, triumphed over strong contenders from countries including Brazil and Spain, marking a significant achievement for the nation's burgeoning television industry on the global stage.
25 November 2025
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Turkish professor creates artificial reef fostering 12 fish species
A professor from Akdeniz University has successfully established a thriving artificial reef off Antalya's Konyaaltı Beach using existing stones and concrete blocks. The innovative project, which required no foreign materials, now supports approximately 12 marine species living together, demonstrating a sustainable method for enhancing marine biodiversity.
24 November 2025
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Turkish cuisine triumphs as 7 dishes rank among world's best
Türkiye's culinary prowess has been recognized on the global stage, with seven of its traditional dishes securing spots in TasteAtlas's "World's 100 Best Foods" list. The standout was Çökertme Kebab, achieving an impressive score and a top-ten position. This achievement highlights the rich, diverse flavors of Turkish cuisine and its growing international reputation among food enthusiasts and critics alike.
23 November 2025
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Sakarya's Çam Dağı offers visual feast of autumn colors
Çam Dağı in Sakarya is captivating visitors with a spectacular display of autumn foliage. The 900-meter-high mountain, situated between Hendek and Kocaali, transforms into a palette of green, yellow, and red, creating a cinematic landscape that attracts nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.
22 November 2025
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Mount nemrut's ancient wonders continue to captivate global visitors
The majestic archaeological site of Mount Nemrut in Türkiye, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, remains a powerful draw for tourists seeking its colossal statues and breathtaking sunrise views. This iconic landmark in Adıyaman province showcases the rich historical legacy of the ancient Commagene Kingdom.
19 November 2025
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Asbestos scare forces closure of dozens of schools in Australia
Health concerns over asbestos-contaminated play sand have led to the shutdown of 70 schools in Australia's capital territory. The extensive closures affect Canberra's public schools, with specialized cleanup operations underway to ensure student safety.
17 November 2025
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Blood clotting dysfunction identified as key factor in long COVID
A new study reveals long COVID patients exhibit abnormal blood clotting patterns involving microclots and neutrophil extracellular traps that may explain persistent symptoms. Researchers found these biological markers significantly elevated in patients, potentially driving inflammation and common complaints like fatigue and cognitive issues through impaired blood flow.
17 November 2025
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Bursa chestnuts and Ipsala rice secure EU protected status
Türkiye has obtained European Union geographical indication registration for Bursa's candied chestnuts and Ipsala rice, bringing the country's total EU-recognized products to 42. The achievement marks a record year, with 13 Turkish products receiving the prestigious status in 2025 alone, highlighting the growing international recognition of Türkiye's regional specialties.
17 November 2025
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Polish surgeons remove 35-pound tumor initially misdiagnosed
Polish surgeons have successfully removed a 35-pound tumor from a 56-year-old man whose symptoms were initially attributed to poor lifestyle habits. The massive 14-inch growth required removal along with the patient's left kidney and part of his colon during a complex operation in Lublin.
16 November 2025
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