The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that a meeting will be held tomorrow in Ankara as NATO’s Stoltenberg is “confident” that Turkey’s concerns will be addressed.

The Sevinç Özgüner Human Rights, Peace and Democracy Award has been granted to the Şenyaşar Family and Boğaziçi Resistance.

The government's bans on cultural events continued with the cancellation of the concerts of musicians Niyazi Koyuncu and Apolas Lermi.

A pollster has asked the respondents whether they would vote for President Erdoğan or his opponent, without specifying a candidate.

The country's death toll stands at 98,933 with a total of 15.1 million cases, according to the official figures.

As the economic crisis deepens in Turkey, shopkeepers in the Beyoğlu district of İstanbul consider shutting down their shops.

Some 224 people were detained in the investigation. The suspects are charged with "taking and giving bribes in an organized manner."

The attack on what would be the ninth Pride March of Boğaziçi University was the latest example of the systematic violence against the LGBTI+s at the school that has been going on for one and a half years.

"I want to thank our associate producer Çiğdem Mater. She is not with us today because she was put into jail after a ridiculous show trial. She is not with us but our minds and hearts are with her." said director Emin Alper before the premiere of his latest film “Burning Days” at Cannes.

PM Andersson has said she had a "good and positive" talk with Erdoğan on the weekend.

Releasing an information note ahead of the Davos summit, Oxfam said 263 million more people will crash into extreme poverty this year, at a rate of a million people every 33 hours.

Despite the bans against her concerts, Kurdish-Alevi singer Aynur Doğan continues performing across Turkey.

All the NATO allies should make it clear to Erdoğan that he is holding transatlantic solidarity hostage and putting it at risk in the midst of a war in Europe.

More than 700 women and dozens of women’s organizations have issued a statement addressing the increasing racism against refugees in Turkey.

The number of doctors leaving the country increases every year. Some 1,405 doctors left the country in 2021. This year, it is expected to be much higher.

Haavisto's remarks come a day after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan spoke over the phone to Sauli Niinistö, his counterpart from Finland.

Turkey has been continuing the “Operation Claw-Lock” in KRG for over a month now.

Over 100 suspected or confirmed cases have recently been detected in several countries.

The Press Law will be amended to cover online news outlets, which will have the same criminal and legal responsibility as the periodical publications.

More than 60 percent of the public holds the government responsible for the crisis, whereas 23 percent of all voters and half of the AKP voters blame "foreign powers."