Over 43.6 percent said they were not able to make ends meet, and 25.1 percent said they had to borrow money because they could not cover their expenses, according to the survey by the municipality.

Akdağ was detained after giving a statement to the police.

The judgeship has carried out the monthly evaluation of the arrest of the journalists who were remanded in custody in June on "terrorism" charges.

Tree felling has been continuing in Şırnak for "security reasons" for about three years.

"Facing an incident of violence does not prevent me from doing my job. But it caused me to worry about the future," said one of the journalists.

Several empty grain vessels are sitting in Türkiye's waters waiting to arrange contracts, after which they will set sail for Ukraine, said the coordinator of the İstanbul center for the grain deal.

The Zeytinli Rock Festival has become the latest example of the increasing bans on concerts and festivals over the past couple of years. Days before the ban, a pro-government NGO had called for the cancellation of the festival.

Some 259 notifications were submitted to the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed in the first half of the year.

The boat set sail from Türkiye and sank off the coast of the Karpathos island.

The report concerns bribery allegations against a former lawyer for President Erdoğan. bianet's former editor-in-chief is charged with "insult and slander."

The narrow unemployment rate was estimated at 10.3 percent with a 0.3 percentage point decrease compared to the previous month.

The Constitutional Court ruled that the prohibition of torture was violated, but found no violation of the right to life.

The president attended a ceremony for the first mission of a new drill ship named after the Ottoman Sultan Abdülhamid II.

The attack was caused by personal hostility, according to the state-run news agency.

More than 1,000 workers were killed on the job in the first seven months of the year, according to the monitoring group.

"We maintain a firm position on Finland and Sweden. The NATO membership of these two countries will not be approved until the promises made to our country are fulfilled," the president has said.

Buse filed a lawsuit to obtain a women's identity card. Her lawyer said the court should give a verdict as soon as possible.

The father of the PKK member says he had to travel to Diyarbakır eight times for the proceedings but the authorities are "looking for excuses" not to give the body to them.

The professor revealed years after an indictment accusing Kavala of espionage that it wasn't Kavala but a journalist whom he ate dinner with. The prosecutors had already known that, said Kavala.

The "bodyguard" who is now remanded incustody has been revealed to have a criminal record for several offenses, including wilful murder, threat and willful injury.