Only three percent of the killed workers were unionized. Forty-eight refugee workers were killed in Turkey whereas 22 workers from Turkey were killed in other countres.

Akın Gürlek, the judge of controversial cases, was appointed as the deputy justice minister. The two journalists are now facing charges for reporting on an indictment.

The two leaders traded barbs last year after Erdoğan issued a decree pulling Turkey out of the convention.

After his meeting with President Erdoğan, Biden announced support for Turkey's purchase of new F-16s.

Men inflicted violence on at least 89 women, abused at least 41 boys and girls, harassed at least 27 women, and forced 24 women to do sex work.

While the AKP has been steadily losing support for over a year, it has been the first party with a considerable margin to the CHP.

The NATO chief hailed the memorandum signed between Turkey, Finland and Sweden.

The journalists have not been allowed to read out a statement in Ankara's ulus Square.

Another case about the extrajudicial killings purportedly committed by the JİTEM has ended in acquittal.

The Ministry reported over 56,000 cases for the last week, up from 26,635 in the previous week.

The Grand Chamber will determine whether Turkey has abided by a 2019 ruling of the European court for Kavala's release.

An independent group of economists found the annual inflation rate was over 175 percent in June.

Five prison guards have been put on trial for torture, and two are facing other charges. The prisoner's family says they were offered money to drop the case.

Turkey lifted the indoor mask mandate in late April. After the delayed announcement of the weekly table for June 20-26, Minister Koca said the number of daily cases had tripled.

This is why Turkey often experiences the consequences such as wildfires, floods, and drought along with global warming, according to Minister Kurum.

The organization has called on the Interior Ministry to respect journalists covering demonstrations.

Some 20 cubic meters of solution leaked into the Euphrates River last week. Activities of the company operating the gold mine has been temporarily halted.

The two outlets have refused to apply to Turkey's media authority for a license. "Media licensed in Turkey are required to delete online content that RTÜK interprets as inappropriate. This is simply unacceptable for an independent broadcaster," said the DW's head.

The opposition leaders have not yet discussed a name but are not looking for a "symbolic" figure, the CHP leader has said.

Arrested on May 10, Makbule and Hadi Özer's lawyer Dilan Kunt says, “The condition of Makbule Özer is getting worse and worse with each passing day. She must be released as soon as possible.”