Problems regarding the freedom of religion or belief in Turkey are still awaiting solutions. Atheists, deists and agnostics face violations in every aspect of life.

The daughter of Ali Ulvi and Aysin Büyüknohutçu, who were killed in Antalya in 2017, has said that “since the beginning, a ‘hidden hand’ has tried to tamper with the evidence” and announced that she will apply to the Constitutional Court.

On the grounds that Amed Radyo TV allegedly did not send its statement of business income, it is now fined 12,804 lira by the Radio and Television Supreme Council.

The TTB has released a statement about the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic in Turkey, underlining that personal protective measures such as wearing masks and maintaining hygiene and social distancing should remain in place.

The International Monetary Fund has also lowered its 2022 global economic growth forecast, considering that the war between Russia and Ukraine continues.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 158 thousand tests were conducted, 3,668 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 18 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.

The court has rejected the requests for merging the files of the lawsuits filed into the racist attack on the Kurdish family on May 12, 2021 and into the deadly attack that claimed the lives of seven people from the same family in Konya on July 30, 2021.

Ambassador Güney has been given a "strongly worded letter," according to reports in the Iraq media.

An administrative court has found Hatice Cengiz's appeal inadmissible. There is another appeal that has not yet been decided on.

Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu is accused of calling the YSK members "fools." He says his words did not target them.

While the labor force participation rate of the children aged 15-17 was 16.2 in 2020, this rate increased to 16.4 percent in 2021, according to the TurkStat. The net enrollment rate of 5-year-olds also declined in a year.

President and AKP Chair Erdoğan has said, “We are in a period when we have mobilized our economic potential. We, of course, have problems, hardships and troubles. We are aware of them all. We are working on every single one of them.”

Turkey launched a new military operation against the PKK in Iraq's Kurdistan Region. Shepherds near Mount Cudi are reportedly kept waiting with thousands of animals.

A 3-year-old child drowned in an irrigation canal in Turkey’s southeastern Urfa province while a 9-year-old child was hit by a construction equipment and died in Antep.

An improvised explosive device detonated when the prison officers' shuttle was passing by. Four officers have been wounded and one is in serious condition.

The top court had rejected the first indictment seeking the closure of the party but accepted he second one despite there was no difference between them, a lawyer with the HDP has said.

"Because of their language, culture, identity and belief, Êzidîs were massacred 73 times, the last of which was in Shengal," the HDP said in a statement marking the day.

Due to the government's policies, Turkey is rapidly losing agricultural lands, a union chair has warned.

A municipal employee had applied to the top court demanding the cancellation of fingerprint tracking.

The Education and Science Laborers’ Union (Eğitim-Sen) has released a statement about the release of a teacher on trial for abusing eight students in Turkey’s İzmir province: “We will not stay silent.”