Earlier, President Erdoğan said the Central Bank had 109 billion dollars of foreign exchange reserves.

Men use the internet more than women and online shopping is increasing, according to the TurkStat survey.

The journalist has said that he reported on officers who committed an offense and are being investigated.

The government has failed to take measures to minimize disasters, the CHP's provincial head in Kastamonu has said.

Journalism organizations have held a protest in front of the TRT İstanbul Radio, demanding the reinstatement of Deniz Selmanlı, who had worked for the broadcaster for 22 years.

Some 675,810 vaccine doses were administered in 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health.

The evacuation of the troops from Afghanistan has started after the "evaluation of the circumstances," the Defense Ministry has announced.

The writer faces a lawsuit because of tweets he posted in 2013 and 2014.

If the HDP is closed, the ruling AKP will definitely lose the election, the imprisoned former co-leader of the HDP has said.

With her literary works brought against her as criminal evidence, Şimşek will appear before the court on September 21.

"We regard the courage of Afghan women journalists, who persist in reporting despite all risks as 'journalism,' not what the press does by moderating the Taliban's messages," the TGS has said.

The Housing Development Agency will seize lands in three provinces to "urgently rebuild" the disaster-hit areas.

The total number of vaccine doses administered in the country has exceeded 90 million with 754,580 doses given in a day.

Having opposed any foreign military presence in the country, the Taliban makes no exception for Turkey despite calls by President Erdoğan.

HDP deputy Murat Sarısaç has submitted a parliamentary question about the incident.

The melting glaciers on Mount Ağrı may cause landslides, a professor has warned.

Reports that the UK was seeking to set up "refugee processing centers" in Turkey have led to a political debate between the government and the opposition.

In response to the Constitutional Court, the Ministry of Justice defended the arrest of two students because of an artwork depicting Kaaba.

The government is reportedly working to introduce prison sentences for spreading fake news on social media and a regulatory body for social media platforms.

Women from Afghanistan also attended an online meeting held by the platform. One of them said the Taliban threatened them, saying, "The foreign forces will leave within 20 days and then you will get what you deserve."