The İstanbul police identified a US citizen, who they said was a diplomat, selling a passport to a refugee from Syria.

Three refugees were killed in a fire in their home last month. The incident turned out to be a hate attack, according to reports.

Common use of Turkovac is expected to start before the end of this year, the minister of health has said.

More than 800,000 vaccine shots were administered in a day, according to the ministry.

The İstanbul 12th Administrative Court has cancelled the allocation of the warehouses of the Bomonti Beer Factory, which were demolished for the construction of “a small mosque, dorm, exhibition hall and car park” by the Presidency of Religious Affairs.

The European Commission has adopted two financing decisions, amounting to 560 million Euro, to support the education of refugees in Turkey and ensure their access to higher education and for migration and border protection.

Human Rights Association (İHD) Co-Chair Eren Keskin has shared the letter sent by prisoner Deniz Tepeli to lawyer Jiyan Tosun about the suspicious death of Garibe Gezer in Kandıra Prison.

No citizen will have to move their savings from the Turkish lira to foreign currency anymore, the president has said.

The pensions of 70 percent of the retirees were below the minimum wage in 2020.

The General Assembly of the Parliament has passed the Bill of Law on Amendments to Some Laws, which also foresees the removal of the TRT contribution share from the sale of electrical energy. It will mean a 1.65-lira reduction in a 100-lira bill.

Jailed politician Selahattin Demirtaş is one of the 451 HDP politicians facing a political ban as part of the HDP closure case. Demirtaş has addressed a petition of defense to the Constitutional Court, which hears the closure case.

Doctors have held a meeting to discuss issues like shifts exceeding 36 hours, violence against health workers and doctors having to take a patient every five minutes.