"The trees that were cut down would have borne fruit in a month, supporting our farmers and our neighborhood. A community already suffering from the earthquake is being pushed into deeper hardship," says a resident.

Sherife Mohammadi's death sentence was approved on Aug 17.

The city's metro and commuter rail lines will provide late-night services.

Several individuals and organizations have issued a joint call to the İstanbul Greek Patriarchate and relevant authorities.

Following yesterday's protests and work stoppages, the Memur-Sen union is bringing the dispute to the arbitration board.

The man was found to be living in Iraq after his release despite facing life imprisonment.

An investigation into the incident found that the fire was triggered by an explosive device used by the suspects to detonate a pit they dug.

CHP leader Özel criticized the mayor harshly, accusing her of yielding under pressure from legal investigations to switch to the AKP.

The group's website and X accounts were previously banned by courts.

A neutered cat that had been cared for inside the mall for the past two years was relocated after being caught in the trap.

Güney faces charges of “membership in a criminal organization” and “fraud against public institutions."

There is a significant gap between unions' demands and the government's offer.

A man verbally harassed journalist Özge Kar Odabaş and two friends, secretly recorded them, and then tried to destroy the evidence.

After receiving veterinary care and being kept under observation for several days, the turtle was returned to its natural habitat.

Sadık Erdoğan, both a farmer and the CHP district head in Yozgat, dumped potatoes on the street in protest of low prices.

The suspect claimed he was drunk and did not now where he was shooting.

Around 40% of the parents said their children speak Turkish with them.

The liturgy in İstanbul's Vakıfköy was led by Armenian Patriarch of Turkey Sahak Mashalian

Assoc. Prof. Özlem Altıok says, “We should ask the men who liken Afghanistan, turned into hell for women by the Taliban, to paradise: would they want to live in that paradise?”

Nation’s Gardens were launched under the claim of increasing İstanbul’s per capita green space, which lags far behind the European average. However, a newly published academic study reveals that not everyone is able to benefit from these spaces equally.