The 29-percent hike will be effective from January 1.

Amid Türkiye's economic woes, small businesses are slowly disappearing from the country's streetscape.

About 200 people will work four days a week in the first three months of 2023.

While the government sought to tighten its grip on citizens and the opposition ahead of the elections, workers, villagers, journalists, women and LGBTI+s showed defiance all across the country.

An ultranationalist assailant stormed the HDP office in İzmir last year, killing party worker Deniz Poyraz.

The association's head was arrested for "terror propaganda." The new investigation targets all the top executives of the TTB.

The killer is being charged with "murder based on race, ethnic origin, nation or religion." Protests called by Kurdish associations spreading and tension rising in France, Ankara government summoned French ambassador to FM to warn against "black propaganda against Türkiye."

The court may render a judgment in the 6th hearing of the case to be held in Şakran tomorrow, said lawyer Arslan-Ağaç, despite so many shortcomings.

The government has blamed the country's largest grocery chains over high food prices.

Meeting in İstanbul on Sunday, the Great Alevi Convention announced a final declaration with eleven demands.

"This is absolutely a planned attack and an organized one. We also have some different information and we will be announcing them in the following days" Kongra Gel Co-Chairperson told bianet.

Nearly 120,000 refugees have been deported from the country this year, up by 159 percent compared to 2021.