Some families were called and told by the police that their children's future will be "ruined," according to the attorneys.

As the İstanbul 14th Heavy Penal Court has abided by the second ruling of right violation given by the Constitutional Court, main opposition CHP’s Enis Berberoğlu, previously stripped of his MP status, has become an MP again.

Put on trial over a statement of support for journalists, arrested former Co-Chair of the HDP Figen Yüksekdağ has been acquitted of “insulting the President.”

The country's average temperature in January was twice as high as it was in the previous years, says the state meteorological service.

After five students were detained yesterday for painting slogans demanding the release of 11 students arrested over Boğaziçi University protests, a group of people wanted to hold a press statement for solidarity. At least nine have been detained.

Spokesperson for Turkey’s Foreign Ministry Aksoy has responded to the US State Department, which has recently called on Turkey to “immediately release Osman Kavala.” Aksoy has said that the statement shows an "unprincipled and inconsistent approach."

Academics from İstanbul University gathered in front of their campus in Beyazıt to make a press statement in support of Boğaziçi University protests. Police have prevented the statement, citing the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Constitutional Court ruled on January 21 for the second time that Berberoğlu's right to be elected was violated after he was stripped of MP status.

The Research Center of the Confederation of Progressive Trade Unions of Turkey (DİSK) has shared its own statistics on unemployment in Turkey, underlining that the broad unemployment rate in Turkey was 28.8 percent in November.

About 30 Euronews employees will be dismissed, according to a union.

Lawyers Hüseyin Ersöz, Özgür Urfa and Bahar Topsakal have spoken to bianet about the charges brought against the 11 university students who have been arrested over Boğaziçi University protests.

Academics of the two İstanbul universities have gathered on their respective campuses.

Ned Price, the Spokesperson for the US Department of State, has released a statement about arrested businessperson and rights defender Kavala: “We urge Turkey to abide by the European Court of Human Rights’ rulings.”

In a military operation launched by the Turkish Armed Forces, commando captain Burak Coşkun and sergeant major Harun Turhan have lost their lives and four soldiers have been wounded in northern Iraq.

Teachers, especially those who will give face-to-face education, will start receiving vaccine shots towards the end of February, Health Minister Koca has said. A university has also announced that it has started phase 2 trials of a local vaccine candidate.

Amid ongoing protests against Prof. Bulu, the appointed rector of Boğaziçi University, a person, introducing himself as Bulu’s friend, came with a box of chocolates. “Take the ribbon with you, you will cut it when you open the new faculty,” they have responded.

Spokesperson for the US State Department Price has said, “Our policy vis-a-vis the S-400s has not changed. S-400s are incompatible with NATO equipment.” Turkey’s Presidential Spokesperson Kalın has noted that “Biden knows Turkey and Erdoğan.”

Turkey’s Health Ministry has announced that the country’s death toll from the coronavirus has reached 27,093. The country has seen 8,642 new infections while the number of daily tests has been below 140 thousand.

The court has ruled for the release of Turkish Medical Association (TTB) High Honorary Board member Dr. Şeyhmus Gökalp, who is standing trial over his professional activities as a physician and was arrested in late November 2020.

One more student has been arrested over Boğaziçi University protests against the appointed rector. Five students have also been detained for painting slogans to express their demand for the release of their friends.