An analysis of website traffic shows that conglomerate and state media benefit significantly more from searches on Google and its news app than independent outlets.

The Presidency of Cybersecurity auhotized to access archives, electronic data processing centers, and communication infrastructure as needed for its investigations and to store the data it obtained for two years.

"What we primarily seek to implement is radical democracy. Our main goal is to strengthen local administrations within a decentralized system," says the Kurdish politician.

The outlet's executives say sharply reduced website traffic due to Google's algorithm changes was the primary reason behind their decision.

Gendarmerie units discovered the mummuy during the raid on a house in Niğde.

SDF Commander Mazlum Abdi and Syria’s Interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa signed an agreement outlining the gradual integration of the Kurdish-led forces into the Syrian government’s military and administrative structures.

Prof. Toros says high-pressure systems and wind currents transport the dust, leading to changes in air quality and noticeable shifts in the color of the sky.

Arslan is standing trial over his comments about a bomb attack by the PKK that targeted the Interior Ministry in 2023.

Deniz faced sexist and racist harassment after sharing a photo emphasizing LGBTI+ rights.

Prosecutors have issued arrest warrants for 38 individuals including officials from CHP-run municipalities, with 32 people taken into custody.

The incident left another worker injured but his condition isn't life threatening, said the governor.

The recent attacks on Alawites and other minorities in Syria sparked concerns among Turkey's Alawite community.

The MHP leader labeled the PKK's announcement "not appropriate," departing his previous idea that it would "benefit everyone."

“Women journalists are not safe anywhere. The messages I received—threats of rape, murder, and insults—once again show what women journalists go through," said Deniz.

After the demonstration concluded, police encircled a group citing "banned slogans" chanted by them.

Authorities did not permit gatherings on İstiklal Avenue or Taksim Square, but after negotiations with activists, the march was allowed on Sıraselviler Street, another street leading to the square.

Peace was a central theme in this year’s celebrations in the Kurdish city, where Women's Day was marked for the first time in eight years under elected mayors rather than government-appointed trustees.

As part of the ban, Taksim Square, Gezi Park, İstiklal Avenue, and surrounding areas will be closed to both pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

"In Fiskaya, every house has curtains. What would you even show off? A meal without meat on the table? The bruises from a beating? Or the crumbling walls of the house? Sure, our homes have great views, but inside, there’s nothing left but poverty.”

Ece Gürel was found in Belgrad Forest after she went missing on Mar 2.