The Nobel laurate in literature is charged with "the public into hatred and hostility" by insulting Atatürk in his latest novel, the Nights of Plague.

Dr. Gökalp is facing up to 15 years in prison for "terrorism" charges. His next hearing will take place on November 19.

Daily TV viewing times increased by 19 minutes a day from 2019 to 2020, a new report shows.

Minister Çavuşoğlu has visited Iran's foreign minister and president, discussing bilateral relations and regional issues.

Two cases were previously merged. The prosecutor has submitted their opinion as to the accusations.

The Turkish Pharmacists’ Association has noted that while the exchange rate of Euro is fixed at 4.57 Turkish Lira in pricing of medicine, the current exchange rate is 11 lira, announcing that they have been unable to procure medicine for this reason.

The “First Society” project aims to introduce football to girls at a young age. During the launch of the project in İstanbul, children brought down the symbolic wall built with prejudices and cliches of ‘girls cannot play football.’

19 people, including politicians, union executives and a Peace Mother, were detained in house raids in five provinces on November 8-9 as part of a Diyarbakır-based investigation. 14 have been arrested for “organization membership”

Local journalists in Hatay’s Samandağ protest the 10-month prison sentence given to journalist Ali Arslan Dadük, who was detained while he was covering a commemoration ceremony for a person who was killed in the Suruç massacre in Urfa.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 350 thousand tests were conducted, 23,852 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 215 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.

Israel says the couple are not spies but bus drivers.

The Human Rights Association Mersin Branch has released its report on Tarsus Type T Closed Prison: “Inhuman and degrading treatment, including strip search, is still in place.”