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Iranian jet with passengers on board seized at Istanbul over €3m debt (opens the original)
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A Caspian Airlines Boeing 737 was seized at Istanbul Airport on Monday by court-ordered enforcement officers acting on a debt claim of approximately €3 million, stranding passengers who had already boarded a flight bound for Iran. Lawyers and bailiffs representing the creditor, aviation representation and supervision company ACM Temsil Gözetim, arrived at the aircraft — registered EP-KPB — as it was ready for departure and served the seizure order before it could take off, according to Anadolu A
Captain arrested after 8 people die in ferry capsize off Cyprus coast (opens the original)
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The captain of the ferry that sank off the coast of northern Cyprus, killing eight people, has been arrested. Eight other crew members who were on board when the boat set sail from Kyreneia have also been arrested. Investigations are still underway, with the cause remaining unclear. The vessel, which was reportedly sailing from Kyreneia in Cyprus to the Turkish port of Taşucu, sank at around midday. Seventeen people remain unaccounted for. Turkey's Interior Ministry said 259 passengers and eight
Turkish ministry denounces attacks on two ships in Black Sea (opens the original)
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Turkish officials on Tuesday said a drone attack on two civilian vessels in the Black Sea had left crew members injured. The foreign ministry said the ships were attacked after leaving the Russian port of Novorossiysk late on Monday and several personnel were wounded, adding that "their situation is being closely monitored." "We are deeply concerned about the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine in the Black Sea, which is affecting civilian shipping despite our numerous warnings," the
Lost for words: How modern languages were formed from ancient dialects (opens the original)
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A new study has found that linguistic diversity in human history peaked much later than previously thought and then rapidly declined with the rise of empires. According to the study, published in the journal Science, the languages spoken today are the legacy of the small number of tongues that survived a major 'language bottleneck' in the past. To reach this conclusion, researchers analysed the linguistic diversity of 171 hunter-gatherer communities living today and used the data to estimate how
Five wildfires still burn in Turkey as risk extends into next week (opens the original)
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Five wildfires were still burning across Turkey's western and southern coasts on Friday afternoon, as the agriculture ministry warned of elevated fire risk extending into next week and residents in burned areas described losing their homes and livelihoods. "Five forest fires are continuing," Agriculture and Forestry Minister İbrahim Yumaklı said. "The fire risk looks set to carry over into next week. Our intervention will continue until every problem has been resolved." The communications direct
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