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Pakistan named world's most polluted country in 2025, IQAir report shows
Pakistan was ranked the world's most polluted country in 2025, with hazardous PM2.5 levels 13 times higher than WHO recommendations, followed by Bangladesh and Tajikistan, IQAir's annual report showed Tuesday. Only 14% of global cities met WHO air quality standards.
24 March 2026
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Magnitude 7.6 earthquake strikes Tonga, tsunami warning issued
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake rattled Tonga early Tuesday, triggering a national tsunami warning across the South Pacific island nation. The quake struck 153 kilometers west of Neiafu at a depth of 237.5 kilometers, with no immediate reports of casualties or major damage.
24 March 2026
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Türkiye's hidden treasure: The labyrinth of Dalyan Canal revealed
Aerial drone footage has unveiled the stunning labyrinth-like reed beds of the Dalyan Canal in Muğla, one of the world’s rarest ecosystems. Stretching 10 kilometers, the waterway connects Köyceğiz Lake to İztuzu Beach, hosting over 180 bird species while naturally filtering water—a natural wonder drawing visitors to Türkiye’s southwestern coast.
23 March 2026
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Türkiye's 'Cradle of Civilizations' sees tourist boom at ancient Ani
The UNESCO-listed archaeological site in Kars attracts history lovers with its unique blend of Armenian, Georgian, Byzantine and Seljuk architecture.
19 March 2026
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Underwater treasures of Diyarbakır's Eğil district revealed by divers
Gendarmerie underwater search and rescue teams have captured striking images of nearly 2,400-year-old historical structures submerged in the Dicle Dam reservoir in Diyarbakır's Eğil district. The structures, including ancient rock tombs, a mosque, a madrasah, and tombs of prophets, have been preserved underwater since the dam's completion in 1997. Experts suggest the site holds significant potential for underwater archaeological research.
17 March 2026
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Climate change could drive millions to physical inactivity, causing 700,000 deaths yearly by 2050
Rising temperatures linked to climate change could drive millions into physical inactivity by 2050, causing up to 700,000 premature deaths annually and $3.68 billion in productivity losses, a Lancet Global Health study warns. Each month above 27.8°C could raise global inactivity by 1.5%, undermining WHO targets.
17 March 2026
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White hydrogen discovery could revolutionize global energy landscape
Scientists have identified vast deposits of naturally occurring white hydrogen within the Earth's crust that could meet global energy demand for centuries. Unlike manufactured hydrogen, which requires fossil fuels or expensive electrolysis, this geological hydrogen forms through ancient reactions between iron-rich rock and water, offering a potentially cheaper and cleaner alternative for decarbonizing heavy industries.
15 March 2026
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Study: One-third of world now faces extreme heat that limits daily activity
A new study published in Environmental Research Health reveals that approximately one-third of the global population lives in areas where extreme heat severely restricts daily physical activity. People aged 65 and over face significant challenges, with restrictions increasing from 600 hours annually in 1950 to 900 hours today.
12 March 2026
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Has the third "cemre" arrived, and when will it arrive? The countdown to the final "cemre" of 2026, heralding the arrival of spring, has begun!
The question of when the first "cemre" (a traditional Turkish term for the first signs of spring) falls to the earth has become one of the most frequently searched topics with the arrival of March. According to the folk calendar, the cemre, which falls first to the air, then to the water, and finally to the earth, is considered a harbinger of nature's awakening and rising temperatures. The date of the third and final cemre is particularly closely followed by those seeking an answer to the question, "When is spring coming?" When will the cemre fall to the earth? What is the date of the final cemre falling, the harbinger of spring, on what day in March?
06 March 2026
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WHO resumes Dubai logistics hub operations after security pause
The World Health Organization announced Friday that its global health emergencies logistics hub in Dubai is resuming operations after a temporary pause due to "insecurity." More than 50 emergency supply requests across 25 countries affecting over 1.5 million people had been affected, including shipments for Lebanon, Gaza, Yemen and Somalia.
06 March 2026
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Revealed: The countries with the world's most extensive bunker networks
In a period of renewed global tensions, "secret bunkers" built by some countries meters underground, whose existence is often not officially confirmed, are attracting attention as the most strategic part of the survival plans of states and critical institutions in a potential nuclear or military crisis scenario.
03 March 2026
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Medipol Hospitals: Advancing Healthcare Standards in Türkiye
02 March 2026
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'La ilaha illallah' illuminates Hagia Sophia's minarets in Ramadan mahya display
Aerial footage captures the centuries-old Ottoman tradition of mahya lights strung between the iconic mosque's minarets, spelling out the Islamic declaration of faith during the holy month.
27 February 2026
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Japan records lowest births since 1899 as population decline continues
Japan’s newborn population fell to 705,809 in 2025, marking the 10th consecutive year of decline and the lowest figure since records began in 1899. Government data point to economic pressures, delayed marriage, and lifestyle changes as key factors behind the continuing population drop.
26 February 2026
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Study suggests humans recorded information 40,000 years before writing
Humans were engraving structured symbol sequences onto objects more than 40,000 years ago — long before the emergence of formal writing systems — according to a study reported by Science Daily.
25 February 2026
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Study links microplastics to prostate cancer risk
Microplastic particles were detected in nine out of 10 men diagnosed with prostate cancer, according to a new study reported by Science Daily. Researchers found significantly higher concentrations of plastic fragments in tumor tissue compared with noncancerous samples, raising questions about whether environmental exposure may contribute to prostate cancer risk.
25 February 2026
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Ancient DNA reveals Anatolian farmers reshaped Europe's genetic makeup
A landmark Nature study shows descendants of western Anatolian farmers replaced 70-100% of local ancestry across most of Europe between 6500-4000 BCE, with northwest wetlands serving as a rare hunter-gatherer refuge.
24 February 2026
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Snow blankets Rize's Kaçkar Mountains, creating winter wonderland
Aerial footage captures the stunning transformation of high-altitude plateaus and mountain slopes after intermittent snowfall draped the region in white, offering breathtaking winter panoramas.
23 February 2026
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Nutrition expert shares tips for healthy, energized Ramadan fasting
Dietitian Nazima Qureshi advises balancing suhoor with whole grains, protein, and hydration while avoiding processed foods and evening coffee. She emphasizes mindful portions and cultural food integration for sustained energy during long fasting hours.
19 February 2026
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