The Ministry of Health has announced that over 414 thousand tests were conducted, 71,843 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 166 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.

While the share of non-hydro renewables in power generation has doubled since 2017, the country's carbon intensity has remained same, according to the Ember report.

Having caught an infection as he was forced to clean the sewer at İstanbul University, 26-year-old Açıkgözoğlu lost his life in 2014. The employer has been sentenced to pay a judicial fine of 12,100 Turkish Lira.

When asked about the infringement process initiated due to Turkey's failure to implement the ECtHR verdict for the release of Kavala, Ambassador Meyer-Landrut refused to talk about "hypothetical developments in the future."

The pressures on human rights advocates weaken the legitimacy of advocacy in the eyes of the public, says the foundation.

A new indictment has been issued against journalist Abdurrahman Gök over five pictures that he shared. This indictment has been merged with the file of the case held by the Diyarbakır 5th High Criminal Court.

It is alleged that the executive board chair of an affiliate of the Bilecik Municipality was caught red-handed while receiving bribes for a shopping mall construction.

The Central Bank has kept the interest rate at 14 percent, saying that it will use all instruments decisively "until strong indicators point to a permanent fall in inflation."

Amid protests against appointed rector Naci İnci, it has been announced that three elected deans of Boğaziçi University have been removed from office by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK).

The Antalya Bar has granted this year’s “Uğur Mumcu Special Award”, granted every year since 2007 in memory of the late journalist, to feminist lawyer Hülya Gülbahar.

The president recently claimed that there is a rift between Demirtaş and the PKK leader and there will be a "showdown."

Hrant Dink Foundation will hold an online talk shedding light on the opportunities and risks within the context of artificial intelligence and hate speech. Claudia von Vacano and Stefanie Ullmann will be the speakers and Berrin Yanıkoğlu will be the moderator.