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‘Let them eat cake!’

Tea gardens to be closed on election day: Supreme Board of Elections

Turkish President Erdoğan vows to set up ‘reading houses’ for youth

Firefighters calm deadly Athens inferno

Lula slams far-right 'terrorism' as Brazil clears protest camps

New York fetes French Nobel literature winner Ernaux

Number of users of Beyoğlu Digital Library on rise

Student protest on housing issue continues to expand

Investigation initiated over handcuffs at Boğaziçi University gate

State Theaters’ plays to be made available online

Poster action for people with dementia: Op-ed

Turkey begins TV-based distance learning for school students due to pandemic

Museum of Innocence: Hub for lovers in heart of Istanbul

Iraq protesters demand US military pullout

Voting ends in local elections across Turkey, counting process starts

Last year’s most borrowed library books announced

Turkish comic strips need support to return to old days

Troy Culture Route trails set to celebrate ancient city

Fire is over but it still threatens Greek PM’s future

Locals protest plans to establish fish farms in Mersin’s Melleç Bay

Istanbul CNR Book Fair kicks off

INTERVIEW: Journalist Cathy Otten on the Yezidis before and after ISIS

Idea that ‘Turks don’t read’ is an urban legend: Top publisher

The artists of the 15th Istanbul Biennial

Turks only spend an average of one minute reading per day

Palm-sized artifacts by Iraqi artist

Luxury villas on demand by Arabs threaten natural beauty around lake in Turkey’s northwest

‘Vano and Niko and Other Stories’ by Erlom Akhvlediani

Colleagues demand release of jailed journalists on 200th day of Cumhuriyet arrests

The Turks’ new paradise: Miami

ISIL attacks trigger secular reaction in Turkey

Woman detained after appearing on viral ‘secularism’ video

On books we claim to know everything

Can Turkey go it alone in Syria?

Partial amnesty to make room for newcomers

Datça, a peninsula between the Aegean and the Mediterranean…

The 10 most peaceful places in Turkey

Books and trains share journey in Istanbul's Haydarpaşa station

What we needed was a prosecutor to love

Ottoman-era artist’s work to break records at auction

619 PKK militants killed in 59 days of Cizre clashes

Kayhan: Museums should become centers of attraction

Alevi worship houses to get legal status as Turkish gov't pledges ambitious plans

Artist's comic book revives 1980s Turkey

Turkey remembers Mustafa Kemal Atatürk on his death anniversary

A cup of Turkish coffee, remembered for 40 years

What does Russian salad have to do with press freedom in Turkey

‘We ate the horses, you rode them afar’

Nevruz traditions among the Kurds

Perusing Stockholm on the eve of Christmas

Thousands rally in US cities to protest police killings