The top court found rights violations in two separate cases about demonstrations and gatherings.

The authorities in Germany condemned the attack while the country's ambassador was conveyed the expectation that the damage will be compensated.

Opposition politicians and environmental groups slammed the government, which is also accused of hiding the real amount of harmful chemicals that the São Paulo vessel contains.

President Erdoğan said Turkey is determined to fight the Kurdish groups while the leaders of Russia and Iran said the Damascus government should take control of the entire country.

Women's groups took to the streets to protest the judgment while opposition leaders vowed to bring back the convention.

Prof. Somer says, "Most people expect the democratic camp to offer more of new policies on the economy, environment, income distribution, socio-economic system and climate change rather than merely promising to restore the democratic system.”

There should be no such conditions like 'I will give you this, but you will not do that'," Turkey's defense minister has said.

The lecturer was dismissed by the Erdoğan-appointed rector. The court has ruled that the dismissal was unlawful.

The minister did not disclose the number of cases and deaths for the last week while noting that hospitalizations have not increased as much as the infectivity.

The 59-year-old man was shot after an argument. The suspect was apprehended.

"It is out of the question for Turkey to shoulder more burden or to be a part of an initiative that does not comply with international regulations on right to asylum," said the spokesperson of the ministry.

The prison administration claimed that Ekinci, who was 170 centimeters tall, hanged himself from an iron bar that was 148 centimeters high from the ground.

The Euphrates softshell turtles normally lay their eggs in the sand and soft soils on the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates, but because of the construction of dams, their nesting ground has submerged, said an expert.

Prof. Somer says that today, unlike in the past, it is never clear when democracy collapses or when a different regime comes to power because it happens through a series of steps that he calls “micro-coups”.

According to bianet's Media Monitoring Report April-May-June, 17 journalists were detained and one was released in the three-month period. While 19 journalists were attacked, five women journalists were subjected to online attacks and threats. 12 journalists appeared before a judge for "insulting the president."

"Turkey's history will be examined in two periods: before July 15 and after July 15," Erdoğan said, while the CHP's Kaftancıoğlu reiterated her message that "neither a dictator nor a coup."

ISIS would take advantage of such an offensive, according to Pentagon and State Department officials.

Unknown perpetrators damaged 36 gravestones in the Hasköy Cemetery, said the Chief Rabbinate of Turkey.

The Armenian Patriarch in Turkey and the head of an Armenian foundation praised the normalization efforts following a phone conversation between President Erdoğan and PM Pashinyan.

Since mid-June, the number of weekly new cases have more than doubled every week.