Boğaziçi University students and faculty members are still protesting the appointment of Prof. Bulu as the new president of their university. To his remarks referring to the appointment as “legal”, students have responded with a video.

It is alleged that Gökhan Güneş (23) was abducted by police officers in İkitelli, İstanbul on January 20. The family and friends of Güneş have made a statement for the press in İstanbul Courthouse in Çağlayan.

The association says that it has received information about unexpected side effects of the vaccine.

The Diyarbakır Branches of Education Union have shared their report on education with the public. The report has shown that 4,300 of 47,228 students who graduated from secondary school cannot enroll in an institution for further formal education.

Having prosecuted several important political cases as İstanbul's chief public prosecutor, judge Fidan was appointed to the Court of Cassation in late November and announced his candidacy for the cop court a few days later.

“While raising the life quality of every single citizen of ours more than ever done before, we have also widened their world views,” says President and ruling AKP Chair Erdoğan.

Turkey and Greece begin a new round of exploratory talks to address issues related to the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean after five years. Taking place in İstanbul, the talks are expected to resume all day.

Preparing a report for the Freedom Research Association, journalist Derya Sazak says, “First, democracy must be restored and judicial independence must be ensured so that freedom of expression and press can be safeguarded in Turkey.”

The pro-opposition broadcaster has brought a fine imposed by the media authority to the court.

Dismissed from public service, two teachers were detained several times while protesting for their reinstatement. They have now won the suit for damages over their “unjustified detention” and have been acquitted in cases filed against them.

A recent report by the Rawest Research company has underlined that while Turkey’s civil society gained momentum in the early 2000s, there has been a shrinking space for civil society in the country, especially after the coup attempt in 2016.

The soldier was receiving treatment in İstanbul.