Political party officials and lawyers have filed criminal complaints against the president because of his statements about Gezi Park protesters.

The international body has approved Ankara's request for changing the country's name to Türkiye.

Gürlek was the presiding judge of the court that defied a Constitutional Court ruling and sentenced politicians and rights defenders. He also filed lawsuits against journalists who reported about him.

Turkey has long asked the US and Russia to end the presence of the Kurdish groups in the towns of Tell Rifaat and Manbij.

The ruling People's Alliance has been losing the majority in the parliament, while opposition parties have increased their votes, according to a new survey by KONDA.

The NATO secretary general and the US secretary of state have reiterated that they are ready to address Turkey's concerns about the membership of the two Nordic countries.

"Increasing this figure depends on the stabilization of the region and providing shelters for the people there" Soylu has said.

The president faced a backlash on social media after speaking about the ninth anniversary of the Gezi Park protests.

The Harem Of No One, a queer collective from London is organizing a solidarity event for İstanbul Pride. All of the profit made from this event will be donated to the activists working to organize the Pride activities in İstanbul.

The first screening of "Disturbed Earth", directed by Didem Pekün and produced by Çiğdem Mater has been held at the Flying Broom Film Festival.

Gas prices have risen by 30 percent and electricity prices have have risen by 15 percent.

Turkey's Presidential Spokesperson İbrahim Kalın has said: "It is Turkey's most legitimate right to take steps in this direction to protect our border security."

Burç Parlak, an LGBTI+ activist from Eskişehir, has said that due to the increasing visibility of LGBT+s, police have started to intervene in their events.

The country's GDP increased by 7.3 percent to 179.8 billion US dollars in the first quarter of 2022.

Commenting on Sweden's NATO membership application and feminist foreign policy, feminist journalist Anne-Klara Bratt says many people in Sweden support the Kurds against Erdoğan's demands: "They say, 'Erdoğan should not decide who sits in the Swedish parliament'."

Women complained about "growing reactionism" in the city, where a music festival was recently banned after calls by religious groups.

The politician who was sentenced to prison for her social media posts went to prison yesterday. She was released later in the day after completing procedures.

At the start of the week, the country lifted the mas mandate in publc transport.

The crowd is allowed to hold a gathering in an alley in Taksim while İstiklal Avenue, Taksim Square and the Gezi Park are closed by the police.

While Turkey stressed the importance of the "fight against terrorism" and "Syria's territorial integrity," the White House said the existing lines of ceasefire should be maintained.