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A Russian ship, which is believed to have sunk during a storm in 1948, has been found in Lake Van
A church dating back to the end of the 19th century that was built by an unknown Hungarian is now being restored for use a museum in western Anatolia
Comment(s)1/10/2017
Erospolis takes a look at the young Turks who want to leave Turkey and the flurry of words that seek to hold them
Comment(s)12/18/2016
İzmir might have lost its innocence with the arrival of violence in the city, but it won’t easily lost its compassion, solidarity and passion to live
Comment(s)1/7/2017
On the 82nd anniversary of women getting the right to vote Turkey, Erospolis takes a look at semantics around women and wonders how we can urge ‘Votes for Women’ if we continue to ‘euphemize’ the term ‘women’ by using ‘ladies’ and ‘girls’ instead
Comment(s)12/10/2016
For years, the ancient sites in Egypt were able to rely on a steady stream of ticket sales to finance their upkeep. But since 2011 revolution, the number of tourists visiting the country has dwindled, leaving authorities scrambling to make up for lost revenue
Comment(s)1/5/2017
Erospolis looks at political putdowns, from British talent of irony to Turkish gift of curtness, and begs: “Leave the mothers and bottoms out of it!”
Comment(s)12/3/2016
Erospolis, in an overdose of cinnamon-scented candles, hot wine and the global sense of Danish-style hygge, blurts out three great things about 2016, annus horribilis
Comment(s)12/31/2016
Erospolis, relieved by the withdrawal of the bill that pardons men convicted of sex with underage girls if they have married them, brings some facts to the image of the ‘young wife grieving because her husband is in jail’
Comment(s)11/25/2016
The modernist vs traditional debate on Father Christmas and the marking of the new year came to an end this year, as many Turks are just too numb and too sad to celebrate
Comment(s)12/24/2016
A Roman road in Antakya with ancient columns, which is currently under nine meters under the ground, will be brought back to life
Comment(s)11/19/2016
Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul is offering New Year’s programs featuring New Year’s Eve dinner with live music, an exciting party on the top of Istanbul and exclusive accommodation packages for those who want to ring in the new year in style.
Comment(s)12/22/2016
The Levent Valley, home to caves and historical formations from various eras, draws tourists, nature lovers and photography aficionados
Comment(s)11/18/2016
Christmas markets are not just for foreigners, according to Catherine Bayar, the organizer of one of the few Christmas markets in Istanbul.
A place of outstanding natural beauty in the Black Sea province of Giresun, the Yedi Değirmenler Nature Park draws the attention of adventurers as well as culture and nature tourists
Comment(s)11/17/2016
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