At least three YPG members were "neutralized" in clashes with the YPG, according to the Ministry of Defense.

"The tree felling that started but was prevented by the struggle of the local people and ecology advocates has started again," MP Gülüm has said.

A plane of the Turkish Stars, the aerobatic demonstration team of Air Force, has crashed in Konya for an unknown reason. The pilot has lost his life.

The alumni of Boğaziçi University have called on the appointed rector to resign from office. With their joint statement and signatures placed in front of the Rector’s Office, they have reiterated that they will not give up their struggle.

The president has said that the main opposition party "will be held accountable" for the "coup threat" against the government.

Association for Support of Women Candidates (Ka.Der) Chair Karaoğlu says, “When we share these results, TV channels either do not hear or say that they cannot find women guests. It is an expression of male-dominant mindset.”

"Stirring the pot at midnights has come into fashion recently," the İYİ Party head has said.

With a decision published in the Official Gazette, Turkey has freezed the assets of 377 people and organizations. Fethullah Gülen, Ekrem Dumanlı, Murat Karayılan, Cemil Bayık and Duran Kalkan are among the ones on the list.

İstanbul Technical University (İTÜ) has conducted a study on air pollution in 36 provinces of Turkey. The findings have shown that Adana has seen the biggest increase in air pollution while Kırrıkkale has witnessed the biggest drop.

Aho (Sefer) Bileçen, the priest of Mor Yakup Church in Mardin who gave food to two members of the organization coming to the monastery in 2018, has been sentenced to 2 years, 1 month in prison.

Government ally Bahçeli called six TV pundits "hired guns" of the main opposition party, Hrant Dink's family said the ruling in the murder case was like "as if so many hearings were not held."

An investigation has been launched against Ümit Özçelik, who lost his mother Edibe Özçelik (70) after a police raid. While their house has been raided again, no permission has been given to investigate the police officers over the first raid.

The Social Security Institution (SGK) has answered the question of the DİSK confederation regarding the number of people dismissed with ‘Code 29’, a legal way used by employers to circumvent the layoff ban amid the pandemic.

A tender has been put out for “lease for construction” on an olive grove in Ilıca area of Burhaniye district’s Pelitköy Neighborhood.

Arrested on October 8, 2020, dismissed Kars Co-Mayor Şevin Alaca has been sentenced to 6 years, 10 months, 15 days in prison and released.

Miner Salif Zıvalı has lost his life after an unlicensed mine in Turkey’s Black Sea province of Zonguldak collapsed.

While Erdoğan and European Council President Michel sat on equal seats, European Commission President von der Leyen first remained standing for some time, then sat on the couch across Turkey’s Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu.

Amnesty International has released its 2020/2021 report “The State of the World’s Human Rights.” The report’s findings about the state of human rights in Turkey show that the most urgent need of the country is judicial independence.

The Ministry of Health has announced that 49,584 people have tested positive and 211 people have died from coronavirus in the last 24 hours, which marks the highest figure since January 1, when 212 people lost their lives in a day.

China's embassy responded to the İYİ Party leader and the Ankara mayor after they commemorated those who lost their lives in a 1990 riot in China's Uyghur region.