Two soldiers lost their lives and one was injured in the conflict between a group attempting to cross the Syrian border and soldiers in Urfa province’s Ceylanpınar district.

An operation has been launched in 22 provinces on suspects including security officials.

Sarp Kuray’s attorneys applied to the Constitutional Court for the postponement of the life sentence and the detection of rights violations, stating the unlawful practices highlighted in the ECHR verdict were repeated in the retrial.

One person died in the fight that started in Hakkari province on Friday and flared up again on Sunday evening. The governorate imposed a curfew across town, and Ertoşi and Pinyanişi tribes’ elders made a call for sensitivity.

Dink family attorney Bakırcıoğlu states the need for a new bill of indictment, going by the Consitutional Court’s decision noting the lack of efficient investigation into the Dink case.

People’s Democratic Party Co-Chair and presidential candidate Selahattin Demirtaş announced his roadmap regarding the presidential elections.

Court ruling restored Işıtan Önder’s first-in-class status revoked for commemorating those killed in the Gezi Resistance in his graduation speech.

The court issued a stay of execution of the reconstruction plans encompassing Okmeydanı neighborhood, an official risk area and long-time combatant of urban transformation.

President candidate of People's Democracy Party (HDP) Demirtaş filed a complaint against TRT for its partial broadcasting, requesting a prosecution of involved officials and 100 liras as non-pecuniary damages.

Presidential candidate İhsanoğlu symbolically donated 1,000 liras each to his opponents. While Demirtaş said “the other one has a lot, donate his share to me”, Erdoğan’s lawyers returned the donation.

Today, the defendants will stand trial in the case of Ali Ismail case, a Gezi protestor who died in the result of mass beating in Eskişehir province. Family members of killed individuals during Gezi Resistance, deputies and supporters of human rights participated the hearing of the Korkmaz case.

A commemoration was held in Istanbul's Kadıköy district and a park dedicated to Ali ismail Korkmaz on the anniversary of his death. Slogans and anthems were chanted.

An act regarding Turkey’s Resolution Process has been legislated at the Parliament. The Undersecretariat of Public Order and Security of Turkey is going to carry out the coordination of the efforts within resolution process and their secretariat services.

Last night, a group of young people sitting at a pub in Istanbul’s Beşiktaş district were attacked by two individuals around pre-dawn time (fasting start time during Ramadan) Three individuals including tourists were injured.

Claiming that Turkey’s state television remained partial in presidential elections, Press Council urged Higher Election Board to provide conditions for equal representation.

Turkey’s political party leader came up with the “ideal” characteristics of the new president as follows. Erdoğan: He will also struggle with the “parallel structure”. Kılıçdaroğlu: Transparent as glass. Yüksekdağ: Peoples’ candidate.

A blaze roared last night in an Istanbul mosque used by Jafari Muslims - a school of jurisprudence of most Shia Muslims. While arson allegation spread after the incident, the imam of the mosque said they had been receiving threats lately.

Transparency Organization demanded a juridical regulation for presidential candidates to share their assets with public opinion. It called the candidates for declaring their first degree relatives’ assets.

Presidential candidates Selahattin Demirtaş, Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan declared their assets to Turkey’s Higher Board of Elections.

İbrahim Betil launched a change.org campaign urging presidential candidates Demirtaş, İhsanoğlu and Erdoğan to discuss on certain issues on television at least two times before the elections.