Nikos Hristodulidis, the Foreign Minister of the Republic of Cyprus, has announced that they have applied to the United Nations Security Council regarding the attempts to partially open the Varosha quarter of Famagusta.

The Health Ministry data has shown that the rate of positive COVID-19 tests has increased almost twofold in the last 10 days while July 18, when 66 people lost their lives, saw the highest number of daily fatalities in the related period.

In a joint statement, five LGBTI+ family organizations have demanded that academic and documentary filmmaker Can Candan, who has been dismissed by the appointed rector, be reinstated in his job at Boğaziçi University.

In a joint statement, 15 bars have condemned the recent racist attacks targeting the Kurdish identity and demanded an urgent and effective investigation into the attacks as well as an end to the language of violence and discrimination.

The ECtHR has concluded that in the absence of other evidence, the use of ByLock encrypted communication app, regarded as evidence of “FETÖ membership”, does not lead to reasonable suspicion in itself with regards to the committal of offenses charged.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 184 thousand tests were conducted, 8,151 people were diagnosed with COVID-19, 59 people died of the disease and 181,042 vaccine doses were administered in a day.

Thirty-three people were killed in an ISIS bombing in Suruç, Urfa on July 20, 2015.

Dozens of people reportedly attacked a Kurdish family after an argument in Konya, central Turkey.

Mustafa Akıncı, the former president of Northern Cyprus, said the reputation of a state is not measured by the "splendor of its buildings" but by rights and freedoms.

More than 7,000 people were either sentences or given a deferred sentence, CHP deputy Tanrıkulu has said.

The police in Germany are probing an "assassination list" consisting of dozens of Erdoğan dissidents living abroad, Başlangıç has said.

The number of Covid cases has been on the rise since the reopening at the start of the month.

The president's remarks come after the Islamist group's threats against Turkey over its plan to run and guard Kabul airport.

Acarer has criticized the government of Germany for being "passive" regarding the threats and attacks against him.

The president has attended ceremonies marking the 47th anniversary of Turkey's military intervention on the island.

Two Kurdish families have been reportedly asked to leave the city after the incident.

We wish a happy Sacrifice Feast to all Muslim communities.

Daily new infections have been on the rise despite the vaccination campaign.

The president is on a two-day visit to Northern Cyprus to mark the 47th anniversary of Turkey's military intervention on the island.

Turkey plans to introduce its domestically produced vaccine by the end of the year, Erdoğan has said.