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The article focuses on conflicts raging around the world have created the highest numbers of displaced people ever tallied by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees which tracks and advocates for displaced populations. It mentions war in Syria alone has displaced scholars and Institute of International Education-Scholar Rescue Fund (IIE-SRF) and contributing to development and social well-being. It also mentions coastal environment management in the face of climate change.

The article focuses on the analysis by archaeologists on the artifacts in the extinct city Catalhoyuk in Turkey that were discovered by British archaeologist James Mellaart and his crew. The work of archaeologist Alex Bayliss to refine dating of the site in an effort to understand relationships within the community and how it changed overtime with the use of stratigraphy is explored.

The article discusses excavation in Istanbul for old ships and boats.

The article reports on the relocation of the historic landmark structures of the Turkish town of Hasankeyf as country's water-resources agency plans to flood the area as part of the reservoir of a massive new hydroelectric dam.

The article offers information on the move of several researchers to conduct studies aiming to uncover the history of human settlement in Istanbul, Turkey. It provides details about the collection of bags and bags of artifacts, such as Neolithic, Early Bronze Age, Roman, and Byzantine, from an initial visual survey conducted by a group of archaeologists as well as provides images of artifacts and bones recovered from the megacity's outskirts.

The article offers information on Tara Hopkins, An American English and Spanish teacher living in Turkey, who operates the enterprise, Çöp(m)adam meaning garbage ladies in Turkish, for creating moneymaking opportunities for women. Topics discussed include garbage ladies making embroidered tea towels and other crocheted work, making monthly embroidered of about 200 to 800 Turkish liras, and the firm generating 394.42 U.S. dollars of monthly wages.