Nana Babazade faced mistreatment at the removal center, according to rights defenders.

The report criticizes Turkey’s current child protection policies for focusing primarily on punitive responses.

“We had to slaughter some of our fattened cattle early, even though they were healthy, to prevent further spread. No one is buying or selling animals right now. We're just waiting,” said a livestock breeder in Konya's Ereğli, a key hub for dairy production in Turkey.

A recent amendment to the Mining Law threatens not only agricultural lands and local communities but also cultural heritage sites.

Balıkesir experienced a stronger earthquake on Aug 10, when a magnitude 6.1 quake caused the collapse of 12 buildings and left one person dead.

"These companies' behavior directly parallels that of historical empires. They literally grab a lot of land to build the data centers they need to train their AI models."

"After work, I often find myself thinking, 'I wish I didn’t have to go to work tomorrow.' I’m not planning to stay here long. I’m only working to support myself and help my family," says a worker.

Several roads will be closed on Aug 24 and Aug 30.

The regulation is a clear continuation of a recent amendment to the Mining Law facilitating mining operations in agricultural fields and olive groves, says an expert.

Locals and Alevi groups view the opening of the prayer room as part of assimilation policies.

Kurdish Studies Association Co-Chair Remziye Alparslan and Kurdish linguist Zana Farqînî criticize the ban on speaking Kurdish at the committee formed for the peace process, stressing that issues related to the mother tongue lie at the core of the Kurdish question.

Fans waved Palestinian flags and chanted slogans targeting Netanyahu.