French ministry official accused of drugging almost 250 women to watch them urinate in public
A pilot scheme now lets women test for drugging without filing a police report first, as France confronts chemical submission after the Pelicot case, though many victims never suspected they had been drugged at all
Major Archaeological discovery in Antalya, Pamphylia: Statue of Asclepius unearthed in the Ancient Greek City of Aspendos
The marble sculpture group, approximately 2.20 meters tall, dates to the late 2nd century AD and was discovered near the monumental gate of the ancient city
Archaeological and National cadastre systems join forces to protect and promote cultural heritage
Cadastre geospatial data will also be used to safeguard public property and improve services for citizens and professionals