The journalists’ lawyers have argued that the case relied heavily on anonymous witness testimonies and lacked substantial evidence.

Açık Radyo was penalized over a guest’s remarks that  "109th anniversary of the massacres and deportations, referred to as genocide, that took place on Ottoman lands."

Men perpetrated violence against at least 60 women, abused seven boys and girls, and killed three children.

The interior minister has once again urged for prudence against xenophobia.

The AKP’s candidate for İstanbul mayor has returned to the environment ministry and Fahrettin Koca, who oversaw Turkey’s response to the Covid pandemic, has been replaced as the health minister.

Plaintiff lawyers have criticized the decision: "At the end of the trial process, during which not a single public official was prosecuted, the court, for the first time in Turkish legal history, acquitted defendant Erman Ekici of crimes against humanity, despite an indictment having been prepared against him for this charge."

Among the censored content is bianet's Media Monitoring Report, which documents all detected violations of press freedom in Turkey.

Dozens of individuals have been taken into custody following the incidents. The events triggered counter-protests in the Turkish-controlled parts of northern Syria.

The activists gathered on Bağdat Avenue to quickly hold a march and then disperse. Taken by surprise, police later searched the side streets looking for LGBTI+s.

The president recalled his family meetings with his Syrian counterpart.

Turkey has been a member of the FATF since 1991 but was placed on the grey list in 2021 due to concerns over the effectiveness of its AML and CFT measures.

Despite several changes in judges and prosecutors, Ahmet Yıldız's murderer has not been found. Yahya Yıldız, the fugitive father, was reportedly seen in Zakho, Iraq, during the investigation phase.

Akgül stood trial due to two X posts. The court has concluded that she exercised freedom of expression.

The government has ruled out a rise. Economists oppose the assumption that an increase would have excerbated the inflation problem.

A pro-government newspaper reports that Sulaymaniyah International Airport has turned into a “logistics center” for the PKK and Turkey will strike the airport if such activities continue.

Patrick Kraicker was arrested in March 2018 while attempting to cross into Syria.

Over 14,000 decares of land was razed in the fire, with 15 people and nearly 1,000 animals killed. The fire apparenrtly started due to an electrical fault and not by stubble fire as suggested by the state media, a newly revealed video shows.

The situation in Turkey mirrors broader trends across southern Europe, where countries like Greece and Italy are also grappling with similar challenges due to extreme heat and increasing wildfire activity.

A parade could not be held due to the bans but trans flags hung by activists appeared at several locations in the city.

After CHP’s İmamoğlu secured re-election in the March polls, Halk Ekmek implemented two significant price hikes.