The 72-year-old prisoner has been denied essential medication for two weeks due to the "unavailability" of the drugs.

An alleged incident of child abuse had led to violent attacks targeting the city’s refugee community in late June.

The union has said the decision is not enough to solve the situation, demanding the reinstatement of the 145 workers.

The project has commenced without an environmental assessment report.

A pro-Palestine youth group staged a protest during the premiere of a documentary produced by Turkey’s public broadcaster about Israel’s violations in the West Bank, accusing them of “hypocrisy.”

Workers at a CarrefourSA warehouse have been protesting for better working conditions and the reinstatement of their colleagues.

The assailants were released after giving statements to the police following the latest attack. A DEM deputy says the attacks are reminiscent of Kurdish Hezbollah, a group responsible for the killing thousands of people in the region during the 1990s.

Two leading journalism groups, RSF and CPJ, have condemned the suspected Turkish drone strike that killed two journalists and injured another in the region.

Several Kurdish journalists and a Kurdish-German politician were also targeted in the court order.

The economic crisis has exacerbated housing challenges for students, driving up prices amid government reluctance to provide adequate housing solutions.

An opposition deputy has criticized the technical assistance provided to the media outlets “enabling the Taliban’s gender discrimination and censorship.”

Tuncay Özkan had responded to the president’s remarks labeling the opposition as “elitists.”

The court provided “national security” reasons for the decision.

The Council of Forensic Medicine previously ruled that Abdulalim Kaya could be able to stay in a specific type of prison.

The authorities took action after the construction work gained widespread attention on social media.

Kurdish media outlets named two journalists killed in the strike while earlier reports from the Iraqi media suggested that a senior PKK member was targeted. A KRG official has condemned the incident as Ankara remains silent.

Co-chairs of the party’s Esenyurt district organization are among the detained.

The detainees were reportedly not able to obtain medical reports to document the injuries they sustained while being taken into custody.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is expected to attend the meetings in Brussels on Aug 29.

Due to the ongoing "uncertainty" following the deadly landslide in February, the mining company reportedly plans to dismiss around 1,800 workers.