The president took his time yesterday to address Greece's prime minister, who marked Türkiye's "increasingly aggressive rhetoric."

Two white plastic chairs with the filmmakers' names stand out during the 59th edition of Türkiye's longest-running and oldest film festival in Antalya.

Sadiye Eser and Sadık Topaloğlu were sentenced to prison for "being a member of an illegal organization." In its justified ruling, the court said no criminal act of the suspects had been identified but they were members of a group that is "dangerous to society."

Akarsel was assassinated in front of her home yesterday.

Tensions between Ankara and Athens have been increasing over the past months, with elections nearing in both countries.

Akarsel has been living in Sulaymaniyah for years as part of her studies on "jineology."

The Speaker's Office passed 65 summaries of proceedings regarding 34 deputies to a joint committee.

A gendarmerie commander had given a pep talk to the Afyonspor players, telling them to "crush Amedspor" after a PKK attack in Mersin.

The inflation rate was over 186 percent according to ENAG, a group of independent economists.

The proposal of a new "disinformation law" has been protested ahead of parliamentary discussions.

"There have always been women who do not bow to the religious fascist regime of Iran, which tries to fit women into certain forms by ignoring their lives, rights and will through provisions designed according to Sharia," said the protesters in İstanbul. In Ankara, many protesters were detained.

Cyclists rode on the islets that have emerged due to the withdrawal of water in Lake Van.