Over 100 HDP members are facing aggravated sentences in the case filed seven years after the deadly Kobanî protests in 2014. In the latest hearing, Demirtaş made his defense in Kurdish for the first time and two defendants were released on the condition of judicial control.

Medical Association of Germany and the medical unions in Berlin, Hessen and Hamburg, the medical peace organization (IPPNW), the Democratic Doctors Association and the union of medical students in Germany have requested that Prof. Dr. Şebnem Korur-Fincancı be released.

Objection to digital evidence in the ÇHD case: "The digital materials former police intelligence chief Ramazan Akyürek sent to prosecution is not the DVD that came from abroad as claimed. One DVD was replaced with a CD."

The Türkiye-US High Level Defense Group convened at the Ministry of National Defense, following last year's meeting at the Pentagon.

The MP had said he would file a parliamentary question about the allegations that Türkiye had used chemical weapons against the PKK.

Zeljko Bojanic was sought by Interpol with red notice. He is suspected to have killed another man from Serbia.

Two refugees have been killed and 30 have been injured in accident of bus carrying migrants from Syria to removal center.

Hundreds gathered in an anti-LGBTI+ rally in İzmir while the president reiterated his intentions to amend the Constitution "to protect the family."

Citing an IPPNW report, Gökay Akbulut has said the OPCW should investigate the allegations that Türkiye used chemical weapons against the PKK.

İzmir was hit by a magnitude 4.9 earthquake early this morning where one person died of heart attack and 18 year old university student who jumped off balcony lost his life in hospital.

The country's statistical authority had filed a lawsuit against the group of independent economists who release their own calculations of the inflation rate monthly.

Kılıçdaroğlu blamed the government for the rampant methamphetamine trafficking and use in Türkiye. The police accuse him of spreading disinformation.

Forty-one mine workers were killed last month in a firedamp explosion in a coal mine operated by the state-run coal enterprise.

"I believe that when the legal norms come to prevail in our country a renewal that emphasizes ethical values will also be initiated," Kavala has said.

Kılıçdaroğlu has accused the government of attracting "drug barons" to the country in order to finance the current account deficit. The authorities have said they will file criminal complaints against him.

The amendment will both protect women's right to wear a headscarf and "institutionalize family values," according to the president.

The plan is to build villas and residences on a 224,000 square-meter area, which will cost 1.9 billion lira.

Demolitions continue in İstanbul with urban transformation projects. While those whose homes are demolished change their political preferences, the new residents of the neighborhoods are not the "poor ones."

The imprisoned politician has criticized the opposition politicians who joined accusations of "terrorist propaganda" against the Turkish Medical Association head, who was sent behind bars last week.

The lawsuit came after the arrest of TTB Chair Korur-Fincancı because of her comments about the recent "chemical attack" accusations against Türkiye.