İYİ Party MP Yokuş relayed the claim that drugs were being sold in Konya Beyhekim AMATEM during his speech at the parliamentary commission.

Türkiye continues drone strikes and artillery shelling targeting the SDF positions in Syria. Meanwhile, a rocket attack killed three people in a town controlled by Türkiye's allies.

"Faultline of previous day's earthquake in Düzce was exactly the same faultline as in the deadly 1999 Düzce earthquake" announced Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute.

Mesopotamia Women Journalists Platform announced that there are 17 women journalists at the moment who are in prison in Türkiye and that ten of them have been arrested in the last six months.

The bank said it decided to stop the rate cut cycle "considering the increasing risks regarding global demand."

Women's groups had announced that they would hold a demonstration in Taksim to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

Methtamphetamine use and trafficking in Türkiye has been high on the political agenda, with the opposition accusing the government of turning a blind eye to the issue in order to attract black money.

As Türkiye continues shelling northern Syria, the president says a ground offensive is imminent. The Pentagon, meanwhile, said the attacks directly threatened the safety of US personnel.

Prof. Dr. Faruk Alaeddinoğlu from Van University and Ali Kalçık, head of the Van Environment Association warn against the rapid withdrawal of water in Lake Van.

The fill rate of the city's dams is at 35.47 percent, with some of them having nearly dried up, according to the city's water administration.

In 326 days between January 1 and November 23, men killed at least 296 women and inflicted violence on at least 715 women.

The Constitutional Court has rejected the appeal where 18 lawyers were sentenced to a total imprisonment of over 159 years, stating "there is no violation" but without giving any justification.

Assoc. Prof. Ulaş Karan has written an evaluation report titled "A Look At the 20 Years of Media Freedom" regarding the Media Monitoring Reports published by bianet/IPS Communication Foundation. The English version of the report has been published.

"Both the prosecutor and the judge thought that there was a contradiction between me first 'establishing the facts' and then saying it should be investigated," says the head of the Turkish Medical Association, who was arrested after her comments about the chemical warfare allegations against Türkiye.

In response to the İstanbul bombing on November 13, Türkiye carried out widespread airstrikes targeting the PKK in Iraq and Kurdish-controlled areas in Syria.

Interior Minister Soylu hosted Germany's Nancy Fraeser in Ankara.

Powerful earthquake struck northwest city of Düzce in Türkiye early in the morning. While no losses of life were reported Health Minister announced that 50 people were injured, with one seriously injured among them.

"Today's ruling brings to an end a travesty of justice of spectacular proportions," said the group's secretary general.

The Journalists Union of Türkiye says women and LGBTI+ journalists are suffering more violence while working.

Several rights advocates were arrested and put on trial after a meeting in İstanbul in 2017. The top appeals court has overturned the sentences in respect of substance.