The highest temperature recorded yesterday was 45.9°C.

Head of the municipality’s press and public relations department is at the center of accusations.

The experience requirement blocks youth employment, while internships often turn into a search for cheap labor.

“We will not remain silent or submit to any attempt to interfere with our faith, places of worship, or sacred values,” said a joint statement from Alevi groups.

The family was stopped at the entrance of their village and reportedly attacked by a group that included the village head.

An expert from the Chamber of Electrical Engineers says distribution companies must take measures to tackle overloads.

Several buildings collapsed near the epicenter of the quake in Balıkesir, with tremors also felt in İstanbul.

According to YouTube’s ratings reports, Altaylı's channel saw a notable increase in viewership since his arrest.

“What we’re seeing is the judiciary reflecting the state's shift in military policy. Two of my fellow conscientious objectors are now facing prison terms of up to 19 months. In the past, we were let off with fines," says Çınar Koçgiri Doğan.

Berrin Sönmez says the latest khutbah was a "veiled imposition of headscarf" on women.

“Some people think that this is an environmental struggle. This is not an environmental matter. It’s about our rights. It’s about our right to live and the right to own property, the right to participate in the government, the right to say no," says a citizen whose olive grove is now designated as a mining area.

The Human Rights Association identified over 1,400 ill prisoners, including more than 300 classified as severely ill.

Men injured at least 85 women and abused eight girls and boys in July.

From the Kaz Mountains to the Black Sea, women are defending not only nature but also their identities, labor, and right to life. This way of thinking and struggling is called “ecofeminism.”

Farmers struggle to pay social security premiums for themselves, let alone for their workers.

The court ruled that "at least one right was violated" in 79,565 cases among over 686,000.

"By creating monoculture pine plantations in these areas, we have essentially scattered atomic bombs across the Mediterranean," says Assoc. Prof. Ürker.

"They didn’t fine us, but they documented us. The new law hasn’t even passed yet, but they’re already enforcing it on us," said one trans woman.

The Chamber of Commerce data shows a 23.80% increase since the beginning of the year in the city.

The most extreme temperatures were recorded in the Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia regions.