The European Court of Human Rights has handed down its judgement on jailed journalist-writer Ahmet Altan and journalist Murat Aksoy. The court has concluded that their freedom of expression has been violated.

Both the doctor and the prosecutor filed a lawsuit against each other after the incident.

The judgeship has ruled that 13 retired admirals shall be released “on the condition that they do not leave their residential areas.” Facing a request for his arrest, retired admiral Mengi has been released with an intercity and international travel ban.

Main opposition CHP Spokesperson Faik Öztrak has talked about a series of current issues, especially the recent situation amid the pandemic, the vaccine purchased from China, unemployment and the proceedings against the retired admirals.

Ten retired officers were detained and four others were summoned to testify over a declaration that the government claimed was a "coup threat."

Ahead of the board's meeting to discuss stricter measures in the midst of a new surge in infections, Kılıçdaroğlu has urged its members to be "more courageous."

The government has accused 104 retired admirals of threatening with a coup by releasing a declaration and claimed that the main opposition party was behind it.

According to the survey results, the top five urgent problems of Turkey are economic crisis/ lack of production, unemployment, coronavirus outbreak, inflation/ high cost of living and injustice/ unlawful court rulings.

Turkey’s Parliamentary Speaker Mustafa Şentop has returned main opposition CHP MP Tanrıkulu’s Parliamentary question on party closures on the grounds that it is among “the issues that cannot be questioned” as per the Parliamentary bylaw.

With their first application rejected on procedural grounds, the families who lost their loved ones in a bombardment of Turkish Armed Forces’ jets in Şırnak have applied to the Constitutional Court for the second time.

It is a known secret that Brussels is also aching for relations with Ankara getting rid of the limitations of the "Copenhagen Criteria" and moving towards lucrative topics.

The academics of Boğaziçi have once again turned their back on the Rector’s Office in protest. They have also demanded the reinstatement of Cemre Baytok as the Coordinator of Commission on Prevention of Sexual Harassment.

The Kurdish Language Platform slams Minister of National Education Selçuk, who answered a Parliamentary question by saying, “No language other than Turkish shall be taught as a mother tongue to Turkish citizens at any institution of education."

The Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Court of Cassation has demanded that the prison sentences given to Özlem Dalkıran, İdil Eser and Günal Kurşun be reversed and the prison sentence of Taner Kılıç be upheld.

After Prime Minister of Italy Mario Draghi called President Erdoğan a “dictator”, the country’s ambassador has been summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu has called Draghi “the appointed prime minister.”

Once Turkey produces its coronavirus vaccine, it will offer it to the benefit of all humanity, the president has said.

The Constitutional Court has repealed the article of a Statutory Decree that paved the way for closing newspapers, TV channels and agencies during the State of Emergency “on the grounds that they pose a threat to national security".

"Erdoğan indeed has a 'plan'; but this plan is not oriented towards the 'domestic market', as is shown by the operation to bring down the HDP. It is mainly designed to be a leverage to restore the sour relations with the EU and US," says Kürkçü.

Police are examining the digital documents confiscated at homes and offices of the retired officers.

Arrested after reporting on two citizens thrown from a helicopter in Van, four journalists were released last week. The Van 6th Heavy Penal Court has rejected the prosecutor’s objection to the release of the journalists.