CHP Vice Chair Akkuş-İlgezdi criticizes that only 1 percent of the Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Services’ budget will be allocated to the Directorate of Women’s Status: “Allocating 3 lira per woman, this budget won't keep women alive, but kill them!”

The outbreak has occurred in Büyükada, where motor vehicles are banned and horse carriage is the primary medium of transport.

The TurkStat has announced the statistics on education expenditures for the last year.

Taken into custody in Turkey’s eastern province of Ağrı on December 11, journalist Aziz Oruç has been arrested on charge of “being a member of a terrorist organization”.

Seven journalists have been acquitted of targeting Lieutenant General Musa Çitil, who was acquitted of unidentified murder of 13 people in Mardin, led the operation in Sur and was promoted to Deputy General Commandership of Gendarmerie.

The Constitutional Court has announced its ruling on a student sentenced to prison for singing the anthem “Çerxa Şoreşe” (Wheels of Revolution). The court has concluded that his freedom of expression has been violated.

The defense spending bill passed by the US Senate bans F-35 delivery to Turkey and underlines the necessity of imposing sanctions against the country over its purchase of S-400 missile system from Russia.

In the 27th term of the Parliament, a total of 21 thousand 504 Parliamentary questions have been submitted, but 11 thousand 663 of them have been left unanswered. The number of answered Parliamentary questions in due time is only 1,700.

43 percent of the young women and 19.8 percent of the young men in the country neither work nor study, according to a report.

State-owned Halkbank's former deputy general manager Atilla, who was released from a US prison in July, has appealed the sentence he received for taking part in a scheme to evade US sanctions on Iran.

Main opposition CHP’s İzmir Urla Mayor İbrahim Burak Oğuz has been arrested on charge of “being a member of the FETÖ armed terrorist organization”.

Google has warned its partners from Turkey that it will not be able to work with them on new Android phones after the Competition Board found the changes that the company made in its contracts inadequate.

Main opposition CHP Vice Chair Veli Ağbaba has stated that İncirlik Air Base and Kürecik Radar Station “are too serious an issue that could be utilized as a tool for domestic affairs and relieve the masses.”

İstanbul Chamber of Veterinary Surgeons Executive Board Chair Prof. Dr. Murat Arslan has indicated that Turkey will import 500 tons of meat from Sudan.

Davutoğlu has held a press conference to introduce his "Future Party," promised justice, a new constitution and to bring back the parliamentary system.

In the final hearing of the Ankara JİTEM case filed into the enforced disappearance or execution of 19 people in the 1990s, all defendants have been acquitted.

Mülkiye Birtane has been on trial for "membership of an illegal organization" due to her activities at the Democratic Society Congress.

Indicating that there are 60 libraries in İstanbul, the most densely populated city of Turkey, Metropolitan Mayor İmamoğlu said, “It is very sad that the number of libraries per 100,000 İstanbulites is 0.4. This figure is 14 in Zurich, 8.5 in Paris and 3.4 in Tokyo.”

The Supreme Election Council (YSK) has revoked the certificate of election of AKP’s Ceylanpınar District Mayor Abdullah Aksak on the ground of his verdict of conviction.

The US Senate has unanimously passed the Armenian Genocide resolution, which was previously blocked three times by Republican Senators at the request of the White House.