President Erdoğan received Prime Minister of Greece Mitsotakis in İstanbul. The PM also met Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew. A day later, Mitsotakis has announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19 and is self-isolating.

Peoples’ Democratic Party Diyarbakır MP Garo Paylan has expressed support in a social media message after Turkey’s Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu and his counterpart Mirzoyan from Armeni̇a met in Antalya Diplomacy Forum.

In the Kobanî trial, the Ankara 22nd High Criminal Court has concluded that it is obligatory for Kurdish politician and ill prisoner Aysel Tuğluk, who is diagnosed with dementia, to make her defense at court.

The court has ruled that the assaulter shall be sentenced 1 year, 10 months for “wilful injury”, 4 years, 2 months for “restriction of liberty”, 1 year, 6 months for “insult” and 10 months for “breach of residence immunity by force and threat”.

While the HDP has requested that the Value Added Tax and Special Consumption Tax levied on fuel oil such as gasoline and diesel be removed, the main opposition CHP has made the same request for the fuel oil used in public transportation.

Erdoğan not coming to the courthouse was a violation of the procedures, Kabaş's attorneys said.

In the lawsuit filed by Vegan Association of Turkey for the suspension and annulment of the “tender for hunting” red deers in Bolu, an administrative court has canceled the tender announced by the permission of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.

Main opposition CHP Chair Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has visited Turkey’s Kurdish-majority southeastern province of Diyarbakır: “We didn’t come, sit or talk. We didn’t drink your tea or sit at your table. We sat in Ankara and uttered some nice words.”

Underlining that “reducing the several problems of physicians to wages and throwing them to the people will increase violence in healthcare”, Konya Medical Chamber Chair Dr. Eyüp Çetin has resigned from the membership of the ruling AKP.

HDP Kocaeli MP Ömer Faruk Gergerlioğlu has applied to the Board of Judges and Prosecutors and filed a complaint against the Public Prosecutor who requested an international travel ban on him and the judge who accepted the request.

Mezopotamya Agency reporter Ahmet Kanbal was put on trial for posting a message after Soylu’s resignation, writing, “When a ship is bound to sink, it is always the mice that leave it first... It is a universal saying... When the mice leave, the ship goes down..."

Prosecutors have prepared a summary of proceedings against MP Feleknas Uca for "inciting people into hatred and animosity."

Briefly detained and investigated for protesting the YK Enerji company, which sponsored the Olive Harvesting Festival in Muğla’s Milas, Deniz Gümüşel has been given a decision of non-prosecution by the prosecutor.

Speaking after the summit with his counterparts, Russia’s Foreign Minister Lavrov said, “We would support every initiative to solve the problems underpinning the Ukraine crisis.” Ukraine’s Kuleba said he mentioned the ceasefire and humanitarian corridor.

The Ministry of Justice has rejected the request for relocating the court case of arrested defendant Onur Gencer, who is on trial for killing Deniz Poyraz in HDP İzmir office.

Before the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, there were about 5,000 students from Turkey in the country.

In 2020, the İHD found 4,805 rights violations in 450 applications, whereas it found 6,222 violations in 326 applications.

While they were discussing students' demands, Koç University Dean of Students Dr. Yiğit Sayın walked up to a student and said, "What the hell are you talking about?". Sayın has apologized to the academics and students by email.

According to the February poll of the Gezici Research company, four political parties would pass the 10-percent electoral threshold if Turkey had elections this Sunday: Ruling AKP, main opposition CHP, İYİ Party and HDP.

Protesting appointed rectors since January 2021, the academics of Boğaziçi University turned their back to the rectorate for the 293rd time today, carrying banners that read “We don’t accept, we don’t give up”.