The 29th İstanbul Jazz Festival will begin on June 25 and last 13 days, hosting a series of prominent figures, including Dianne Reeves, Melody Gardot, John McLaughlin, Enrico Pieranunzi, Teoman, Kalben, Boom Pam and Kutiman.

There were marks of torture on the people's bodies, according to reports.

Lawyer Ceren Akkaya has spoken to bianet about the legislative proposal poised to make male violence punishable by arrest: “It is good that stalking is defined as a crime in itself. But the penalties foreseen by the draft law are far from being deterrent”.

The US secretary of state has thanked Turkey for "its commitment to Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as its efforts to assist Ukraine in its time of need."

Following the opening of a humanitarian corridor, Mehmet Elibal, a retired teacher, arrived in Adana with 10 people, including six children, after a five-day journey.

The Media and Law Studies Association (MLSA) has released its Trial Monitoring Report for February: "'Insulting the president' charge constituted 7 percent of the charges. 75 percent of the evidence cited for this charge was social media posts".

Unions and platforms working for pensioner rights call on all retirees and their organizations to wage a struggle together under the roof of a combined joint union.

Bringing together the arts and culture world and civil society to develop new dialogues and collaborations, the festival offers a platform where women from different backgrounds share their stories and voices via music, performance, talks, workshops.

Speaking at the joint press conference, Duda said, “Nearly 100,000 people cross the border every day. We can talk about a refugee crisis in Poland”. Leaders promised to support one another at NATO and increase the bilateral trade to 10 billion USD.

“Our draft law involves the prevention of violence against women and employee personal rights of our health workers,” said ruling AKP Grup Deputy Chair Turan and AKP Ankara MP Çam during their press conference at the Parliament.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 324 thousand tests were conducted, 22,345 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 118 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.

Faced with declining public support, Turkey's ruling alliance is set to amend the election law to secure the parliamentary majority without having to get the majority of the votes in the next year's elections.

The minister's previous predictions about the inflation rate did not come true.

"In the law index, Turkey dropped from 80th place to 117th place from 2015 to 2021. Between 2015 and 2021, interest expenses increased from 53 billion to 181 billion liras," MP Katırcıoğlu has said.

The president had sued the main opposition leader for his remarks against him during a speech at the parliament accusing the president of corruption.

Turkey’s Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu and Russia’s Foreign Minister Lavrov met in Russia’s capital. Lavrov drew attention to the importance of bilateral meetings “in a period when international relations are quickly and negatively developing”.

RSF Representative to Turkey Erol Önderoğlu says that “Güngör Arslan’s murder comes as no surprise to anyone because he constantly received threatening messages without eliciting any reaction from the authorities”.

The TTB has thanked the healthcare workers and physicians who joined the 2-day strike and said, “The statements made by the President yesterday have shown that our demands are still being ignored”.

Nadiia Özcan, who has been living in Turkey for 15 years, talks about how her parents managed to come to Turkey from Ukraine.

İYİ Party's Akşener addressed Erdoğan: “At the root of the unjust and ungrounded attack of Mr. Crisis against our doctors lies the effort to hide the fact that the healthcare system has been made available to foreigners and unearned income earners.”