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Mediterranean sea turtle and seal protection

15 clusters · 39 sources · last updated

Latest: Hanzala the sea turtle released in Antalya with satellite tracker

Protection measures for Mediterranean marine turtles have intensified throughout the region. Since May 2026, Turkish authorities have designated a coastal cave in Kemer as a protected breeding site for the endangered Med

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Regional development and professional initiatives in Mersin

3 clusters · 20 sources · last updated

Latest: Turkish municipalities advance urban and social development projects

Mersin is undergoing various regional development initiatives. The Mersin Metropolitan Municipality has launched projects to establish the city as a global brand through sustainable tourism, focusing on historical herita

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Turkey 2026 public hiring surge expands

68 clusters · 166 sources · last updated

Latest: Turkish universities announce new contracted staff recruitments

The 2026 public hiring wave in Turkey has expanded through August, with a significant focus on school safety and university staffing. A major initiative involving the Ministries of Interior, National Education, and Labou

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Turkish university placement success

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Turkish students achieve high success in university placements

Turkish students have reported high success rates in recent university placement results. At the Karabağlar Municipality Social Activity Center (KARBEM), 75.5 percent of students were placed in programs including medicin

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Invasive species and tropicalization in the Mediterranean

3 clusters · 15 sources · last updated

Latest: Mediterranean Sea undergoes tropicalization due to rising temperatures

The Mediterranean Sea is undergoing a rapid ecological transformation driven by rising temperatures and the influx of non-indigenous species via the Suez Canal. Research indicates that a new non-native species enters the

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