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Germany Sees Over 5,000 Deaths Due to Heatwaves This Year

Germany has reported approximately 5,120 deaths related to heatwaves this year. A report from early July shows that the heatwave from June 22-28 led to a significant increase in deaths, with 4,310 heat-related deaths recorded during this period. According to a report by the Robert Koch Institute, from the 15th to the 26th week of…
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Derby Dates Announced for the New Season: Super League Fixture Revealed

The excitement for the 2026-2027 season of the Super League has begun. The derby dates have been announced after the fixture draw made by the Turkish Football Federation. The season will start on August 14 and end on May 23, 2027. The first week will start with matches on August 14, 15, 16, and 17,…
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Brawl Near Bursa Courthouse: 10 People Detained

A dispute between parties in two separate trials at the Bursa Courthouse escalated into violence. The altercation, which took place near a tea house and in front of a courtroom, was brought under control by courthouse police and special operations police. Several individuals and police officers were lightly injured in the melee. The injured received…
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Expired Products Found: Business Faces Fine

In a series of inspections conducted by the municipality's law enforcement teams in Kilis, it was discovered that some markets were selling expired products. As part of these inspections aimed at protecting public health, numerous products past their expiration dates, including some from 2016, were seized. Some of the products also showed signs of infestation…
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Summer Turns into Nightmare: Reactions Against Europe's New Biometric System

The European Union's new biyometric border control system is causing long queues, missed flights, and passenger inconvenience during the summer season. The system requires the collection of biometric data such as facial photos and fingerprints when entering the Schengen area. The European Commission has rejected calls to suspend the system, citing security reasons. Since April,…
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LGS Results to Be Announced Tomorrow: Millions of Students and Parents Await

The results of the central exams within the scope of the High School Transition System (LGS) will be announced tomorrow. The LGS results, which will be announced tomorrow, are the development that millions of students and parents are waiting for with bated breath. The LGS results will be made available on the website of the…
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Paraguayan Senator Apologizes for Racist Posts Against Mbappe

French Sports Minister Marina Ferrari announced that the Paraguayan government apologized for a senator's racist posts against French national team captain Kylian Mbappe. Ferrari, speaking as a guest on French public broadcaster Franceinfo, discussed the racist posts against Mbappe. Ferrari described Paraguayan Senator Celeste Amarilla's comments about Mbappe as 'extremely disgusting' and recalled that the…
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Europe Scorched: Western Europe Sees Record June Temperatures

June temperatures in Europe have reached record levels. According to the Copernicus Climate Change Service, part of the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, Western Europe experienced its hottest June on record in 2026. The temperatures across Europe were also noteworthy. June 2026 became the second-hottest June on record for the entire continent. The global…
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Kremlin Comments on Ukraine Conflict

Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that the idea of applying military pressure on Russia to contribute to the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine is incorrect, emphasizing that escalation and conflict do not contribute to the peace process. Peskov mentioned that Russian President Vladimir Putin is always open to dialogue with US President Donald Trump…
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Using the Indicator Repeatedly in Traffic is Now Considered a Crime

The 12th Criminal Chamber of the Court of Cassation made a decision regarding the use of indicators in traffic. According to this decision, using the indicator repeatedly to ask for a way or to warn is considered a crime. The decision of the high court states that reducing the following distance and repeatedly using the…
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