Final consumption expenditure of resident households increased by 22.5 percent, while the labor share in the gross value added dropped by nearly six points compared to the first quarter.

The Diyarbakır Bar filed a complaint against the prosecutor who handled the delivery of the bones, demanding him be put on trial for "disrespect towards the memory of a person."

Private school teachers, who have long demanded better wages and working conditions, attempted to march to the Ministry of Education in Ankara.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, senior government and high-ranking military officials, and opposition leaders laid a wreath at Atatürk's mausoleum.

At least 14 people were detained in İstanbul's Küçükçekmece. "We will neither give up on the struggle for the disappeared nor our rights," the Human Rights Association said in criticism of the police response.

"Our client has suffered heavy psychological damage and her milk has dried up," said the woman's lawyers.

Kaftancıoğlu pointed out that Erdoğan holds executive, legislative and judicial powers.

Prices of all grain products increased in Ankara this month, according to Türk-İş's monthly survey.

Fatih Özer left Türkiye after shutting down the platform in April last year. He is accused of defrauding 2 to 10 billion dollars of the platform's 400,000 users.

The share of households with internet access in the country is 94.1 percent. Over 46 percent of the people bought goods or services online over the past 12 months.

The Ministry of Interior announced Berk Acar's appointment on August 17.

Opposition parties have filed criminal complaints regarding Peker's claims. The spouse of an AKP deputy mentioned in Peker's tweets was detained reportedly while attempting to leave Türkiye.

The singer was arrested on August 25 for "inciting the public into hatred and animosity" over a joke about Türkiye's religious vocational schools.

The police reportedly raided several addresses in the Black Sea province of Samsun as part of a new investigation.

At least 57 child workers had been killed in the construction sector in the nine years until June 2022, according to a monitoring group.

Videos showed the police chief battering and "harassing" demonstrators and journalists on multiple occasions.

Many refugees, including women, children and the elderly, continued to sleep in the garden of an asylum application center in the Netherlands, which prompted the country's government to suspend the implementation of a 2016 deal between Ankara and Brussels.

A while after he entered the river to swim, the child was caught in the current. Rescue teams have recovered his body.

The Ministry of Justice rejected the claims, saying that the patient was able to understand doctors' instructions.

The Ministry of Environment announced it had revoked the permission for the ship's scrapping in Türkiye. Environmental groups say the ship is still being towed to the country. The company that got the contract for the scrapping of the ship expressed its intentions to fulfill the contract.