Özgür Çelik is among the 10 individuals being investigated over congress fraud allegations.

A few dozen fighters are planned to destroy their fighters in a symbolic disarmament ceremony. There will be no journalists present and the event will not be broadcast live as part of new security measures.

Industry accounted for the highest number of deaths last month, followed by construction, services, and agriculture.

The UK and EU countries keep sending plastic waste to Turkey as import restrictions remain largely ineffective.

Muhittin Böcek's suspension brings the number of CHP mayors removed from office to 13.

Another 10-day penalty for Halk TV has been lifted.

State media reported on reopening of the historic church as a mosque without mentioning its origins.

The Court of Cassation upheld the defendant's sentence of two years and one month in prison, ruling that sharing the photos in question constituted a “violation of privacy.”

Animal rights groups condemned the killing of the lion.

Nineteen soldiers were exposed to methane while they were searching a cave, the authorities said.

A powerful earthquake hit the same area in April.

A total of eight CHP mayors are now either in custody or in pretrial detention, following the party’s success in the 2024 local elections, where it surpassed President Erdoğan’s AKP.

Two people, including a firefighter, have been killed during the fires going on since Jun 29.

A Turkish maritime company retrieved the ship in Dec 2021 after it drifted off the Libyan coast. The firm towed the vessel for a reported fee of 1.1 million US dollars. While attempting to collect payment, the company discovered that the ship had been moved to Egypt, allegedly using forged documents, to offload its chemical contents.

More than 100 environmental and ecology groups criticized the bill for lacking a fossil fuel exit plan, relying on market mechanisms for emissions reductions, failing to ensure public participation, and prioritizing commercial opportunities over genuine transformation.

Prosecutors accuse the suspended İstanbul mayor of “aggravated forgery in a continuous manner.”

Men injured at least 68 women and abused 18 girls and boys in June.

Bilge Aksu said his articles were mostly on literature.

The organizations call on the authorities to release the journalists and the cartoonist, and to ensure the safety of the entire editorial team under threat.

During his sentence, Arkaş’s release was delayed a total of eight times. Hrelease comes at a time when Turkey is engaged in a renewed peace process.