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Europe struggles to cool cities built for cold climates

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By Hüseyin UZUN
| Türkiye Today Verified
Europe is entering a new era of climate disruption, with some of the most severe heat waves in recorded history pushing temperatures beyond 40°C (104°F) across France, Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Central Europe. Scientific evidence increasingly shows that these extremes are not isolated weather anomalies, but a direct consequence of human-driven climate change. Yet Europe’s response reveals a deeper failure of imagination.
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Four Turkish coastal sanctuaries and flavors that define their summers

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By Hüseyin UZUN
| Türkiye Today Verified
Aerial view of Akyaka, Mugla. (Adobe Stock Photo) Summer in Türkiye is beautiful, but mastering the peak of the season requires a bit of insider strategy. When the midsummer sun settles over the coast, the flat bays can feel a little too still, locking in the daytime humidity. The secret to staying completely cool and relaxed is chasing the coast’s natural air conditioning.
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Dizi export king: Why Turkish dramas rule global screens

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By Hüseyin UZUN
| Türkiye Today Verified
If you were to walk through a quiet residential neighborhood in Sarajevo, Skopje or Tiran on a weekday evening, the sounds drifting through open windows might surprise you. From behind the curtains, you wouldn't just hear the local news or Hollywood blockbusters—you would hear the unmistakably dramatic strings of a Turkish soundtrack. What began as a regional television industry has transformed into a multi-billion-dollar cultural empire.
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