The statement released after the National Security Council meeting has indicated that “the impacts on our country of the political, military, economic and social developments that took place in the world and in our region in 2020 were thoroughly evaluated.”

Applications from four countries made up 75 percent of all pending applications at the European top court, Spano has said.

After Ağbal's appointment, the policy rate has been raised from 10 percent to 17.25 percent.

32 Assyrian and Chaldean organizations have addressed an open letter to Turkey’s Justice and Interior Ministries regarding the Diril couple who got missing in Turkey’s southeastern province of Şırnak last January.

Dr. Nomer is accused of mentioning the president's name in an "inappropriate" way.

According to a survey conducted by the Habitat Association, while 71 percent of young people were “content with their lives” in 2017, this rate dropped to 58 percent in 2020. The rate of the young “hopeful for the future” also dropped from 67 to 57 percent.

An academic has requested to be exempted from the board of experts set up for Canal (Kanal) İstanbul, the government's controversial project aiming to link the Sea of Marmara to the Black Sea.

Protests of Boğaziçi students and academics against the appointed rector are still ongoing. As the students’ slogans were heard in an online meeting attended by rector Bulu, the police and security guards closed the space in front of the rector’s office.

With the new ruling, none of the defendants will go back to prison for the 2014 coal mine explosion that killed 301 workers.

Energy Minister Dönmez has answered the Parliamentary question of CHP MP Gürer. While he previously said that no mining licenses were given for forest areas, he now says that the related permits are given by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.

The general director of the fund has said that it has 1 million Euro of debt with a capital of 33 billion dollars.

The MAK research company has shared the results of its elections polls conducted on January 14-26. The People’s Alliance of the ruling AKP-MHP would get less than half of the votes if Turkey had a general election tomorrow.

After the court of appeals overturned the acquittals in Gezi trial, a statement has been released on #DefendingGezi social media account: “Gezi is stainless, Gezi is the people.”

Arrested while protesting for her reinstatement, Acun Karadağ, a teacher discharged from public service, has been released. The court has ruled that the other protestors Alev Şahin, Mehmet Dersulu and Nazan Bozkurt shall remain behind bars.

The imam of a mosque affiliated with Turkey’s Presidency of Religious Affairs will be deported from Belgium over his homophobic remarks.

Turkey has failed to implement a number of ECtHR and Constitutional decisions over the past few years.

After the Minimum Wage Determination Commission determined the minimum wage as 2,825 lira in 2021, the DİSK visited the main opposition CHP and HDP, expressing the confederation's request for exempting the minimum wage from tax cuts.

"We will continue to follow the developments in technology, both in our country and in the world," the president said after his conversation with Musk.

The CSUN factory, a manufacturer of solar panels, was opened in 2012 with the incentive of the ruling AKP. Six years later, its managers left Turkey and the factory was closed. Over 400 workers have not been paid their wages or severance since then.

Karaköprü Mayor Metin Baydilli says that a prototype of the war robot is displayed in the toy museum “to set children an example.”