Upon complaints by ENSAR Foundation and TÜRGEV, Turkey’s watchdog has fined TELE1, KRT, Halk TV, and Flash TV for broadcasting CHP Leader’s speech.

The 23 million lira contract covers the restoration of several buildings in the Hagia Sophia Complex.

Main opposition leader takes on Erdoğan • A new Syria offensive in exchange for approving NATO bids of Sweden and Finland? • Concert bans continue apace • New bill seeking prison sentences for "disinformation"

CHP leader Kılıçdaroğlu had claimed that the Erdoğan family is transferring money to the US and planning to escape. President Erdoğan has sued Kılıçdaroğlu for 1 million lira.

The CHP leader's latest move to claim that Erdoğan is preparing to flee the country was a blow to the ruling party's communication strategy, says Prof. Erdoğan-Tosun.

President Erdoğan earlier said the NSC would discuss the issue. The Syrian Democratic Council has called on the UN and the international community to prevent an incursion by Turkey.

"They may plant a flag somewhere and say, 'Let's do the elections.' If many soldiers are lost, they may say, 'Let's avenge our martyrs' to gain something out of it. So, Erdoğan will try to make gains out of this situation in one way or another," says Assoc. Prof. Yörük.

Cheap prices and ease of access are the two reasons that the use of methamphetamine has become more common in Turkey, says psychiatrist Bulut.

Two defendants have been convicted of "being a member of a terrorist organization."

Former editor-in-chief of bianet who testified at the police station has said that the article in question was "not libel but journalism."

The president's attorney has said Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's claims were "baseless" and "unreasonable."

The top court recently rejected another application by Tuğluk regarding the Kobanî trial. "They reject essential applications and give verdicts of violation in simple cases," said her lawyer.