Nana Babazade, who was detained during a university protest in August, was deported to her home country after allegedly facing mistreatment. Her lawyer described the 48‑day deportation process as "suspiciously fast," noting that such procedures normally take much longer.

Two workers were killed in the incident. Owner of the company and a manager have been formally arrested.

The suspended İstanbul mayor is accused of leading a criminal organization allegedly used to fund his presidential campaign. The CHP rejects the charges, calling it "Erdoğan's indictment."

Twenty TSK personnel were unboard. All lost their lives.

Authorities seized assets including 31 vehicles and 74 properties, valued at a total of 7.9 million dollars.

Furkan Bölükbaşı's X account has also been suspended.

Turkey's football federation and prosecutors are conducting separate investigations into illegal betting and match fixing allegations.

Triarchy is a timely evocation of creative experimentation with the image of control as it descends from a single person, most often a man, to the principle of the triad that is reflected in the foundations of Western government where imbalances in the executive order are checked by the branches of judicial and legislative administration.

MP Yeneroğlu challenges the statement that Turkey complies with 91% of European court rulings, citing lower implementation rates for landmark judgments and lack of legal reforms in key human rights cases.

The action affecting 150 workers at 16 stores follows a breakdown in collective bargaining negotiations.

An official ceremony was held at Atatürk's mausoleum.

Six female workers, including three minors, were killed and seven others were injured in the fire. It has been revealed that the building was unlicensed and children were employed in the workshop.