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  • Largest observed snowflake
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    Largest observed snowflake

    World record for the largest observed snowflake with another Google Doodle logo for Google Search Engine fans and users and this is a list of weather records, a list of the most extreme occurrences of weather phenomena for various categories. Many weather records are measured under specific conditions such as surface temperature and wind speed [...]

  • Britain would be today
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    Britain would be today

    Pressure had been building on a number of fronts, but the issue which finally destroyed her was the yet-to-be-born euro. In the last weekend of October 1990, she travelled to a European summit in Rome, where Jacques Delors’ dream of European Monetary Union was high on the agenda. But while Mrs. Thatcher was fighting her [...]

  • Turkish ID Number for expats
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    Turkish ID Number for expats

    Applying for an ID number is one of the items on the “to do” list of an expat in Turkey. There has been some confusion about this and I was indeed expecting the banks and other institutions to get familiar with it sooner. The Yabanc? Kimlik Numaras? (YKN) matter, which stands for Foreigner Identity Number, [...]

  • Erdogan`s Arap Spring Tour
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    Erdogan`s Arap Spring Tour

    Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s tour of Arab Spring nations and the messages he gave during these visits continue to echo in the Turkish media. There is no doubt that these visits, which have further boosted Turkey’s international standing and Erdoğan’s popularity, will play a major role in the shaping of the future of these [...]

  • Bomb explosion in the capital
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    Bomb explosion in the capital

    Turkey, which has had a tense past few months due to the escalation of terrorist acts on the part of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), was shaken once again on Tuesday by a bomb explosion in the capital, which left three people dead. Although officials have not yet made any statement about who may [...]

  • What to see in Marmaris
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    What to see in Marmaris

    Marmaris is one of the biggest cities in the whole country of Turkey. It was previously known as Physkos located where Aegean and Mediterranean seas meet, on the largest natural harbour of the world. It lies in the Mugla Province, Southwest Turkey surrounded by pine-clad hills, calming sea and captivating bays. Gokova Gulf is found [...]

  • Marmaris Dalaman flights
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    Marmaris Dalaman flights

    On the Dalaman coast of Turkey lies the bustling and sprawling town of Marmaris. A long time favourite with British Holidaymakers, the loud and vibrant town always has plenty going on, by day and by night. The beautiful coastline, friendliness of the people and fabulous food and wine, it’s no wonder that despite the recent [...]

  • Why Marmaris in Turkey
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    Why Marmaris in Turkey

    Many holiday resorts in Turkey however Marmaris always take attention from everyone with nightlife. There are many places on Earth that you can spend your time and money, and all of them are vying for your attention. However, there is one city that should be on the top of the list of places to visit [...]

  • Thomas cook warned third time
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    Thomas cook warned third time

    British Thomas Cook saw its share price plummet yesterday after it issued a profit warning triggered by unrest in the Middle East and North Africa and belt-tightening in the UK. Europe’s second biggest travel firm said full-year profits will be £60m lower than previously expected – triggering a share price drop of almost a third. [...]

  • UK’s biggest newspapers has forced its closure
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    UK’s biggest newspapers has forced its closure

    After 168 years of print, the UK’s most widely read weekly newspaper News of the World published its latest issue on Sunday, after a phone-hacking scandal forced its owner, Rupert Murdoch, to close the tabloid. The tabloid of the United Kingdom sensationalist yellow press admitted in its last edition that phones were really intercepted. Continuing [...]