Mon 17 August 2020: Children unable to establish healthy relations with parents before 4 more prone to addictions, says expert The normalization of technology has rendered some children incapable of drawing a simple picture, and the number keeps rising daily, according to a Turkish child development specialist. The new school year in Turkey will begin […]
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Sun 09 August 2020: Over 95% babies born healthy to mothers who contract virus, says gynaecologist Pregnant women and new mothers are unlikely to transmit coronavirus to their babies, a Turkish doctor has said. The ongoing pandemic has fueled anxiety amid a public health crisis and economic turmoil. Moreover, 116 million babies are expected to […]
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Thu 06 August 2020: Despite men doing more chores than before, during lockdown women still do 4 times as much unpaid work as men, study finds (AA) – Employed men working from home during the COVID-19 quarantine took on five times more household chores than before, highlighting the importance of work-life balance, said a Turkish […]
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Wed 29 July 2020: Global passenger traffic to not catch pre-COVID-19 levels before 2024, says International Air Transport Association The recovery in global air passenger traffic was slower than expected as international travel remains limited, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said. The return of global passenger traffic (revenue passenger kilometers – RPKs) to pre-COVID-19 […]
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Wed 29 July 2020: David Hines charged after spending COVID-19 aid money on car, dating websites, clothes, jewelry A Miami, Florida man who received nearly $4 million in loans meant to bailout businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic, spent the money to buy a $318,000 Lamborghini Huracan sports car, according to authorites. David Hines was […]
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Sat 25 July 2020: Governments are fast losing support for their handling of the coronavirus outbreak from a public that widely believes death and infection figures to be higher than statistics show, a survey of six countries revealed Saturday. Support for the federal government of the United States, the country with the most reported infections […]
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Thu 23 July 2020: Gul Baba Tomb wins twice at 2020 Prix d’Excellence Awards BELGRADE, Serbia (AA) – An Ottoman era monument in the capital of Hungary won two awards Wednesday at the 2020 Prix d’Excellence Awards. The Tomb of Gul Baba in Budapest was completely renovated through cooperation of the Turkish and Hungarian governments […]
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Thu 23 July 2020: New research published in Frontiers in Psychology suggests that being absorbed by your smartphone might bear some resemblance to a hypnotic trance. A hypnosis experiment found that students with heightened smartphone addiction scores followed more hypnotic suggestions than their counterparts. “There was a positive correlation between hypnotisability and smartphone addiction with a magnitude […]
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Mon 20 July 2020: Greta Thunberg was given the prize for humanity of the Portuguese Gulbenkian Foundation and awarded with 1 million euros ($1.1 million). The 17-year-old climate activist received the prize for her fight against climate change and the ecological crisis, the private foundation said in a statement on Monday. Thunberg expressed her thanks […]
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Fri 17 July 2020: Master architect Yilmaz says 329 Ottoman works turned into churches and bell towers across Europe ISTANBUL (AA) – Searching and traveling across the lands that constituted the Ottoman Empire, a master architect traced Turkish buildings in 18 countries and found at least 329 of them turned into churches or bell towers. Speaking […]
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