"The judiciary does not take orders or instructions from anyone. Judicial rulings are binding for all, and there are no privileges before the law," Tunç asserted, criticizing public calls for protests and references to a "coup" targeting the oppositon.

"Peace and a coup cannot coexist," says Meral Danış-Beştaş, spokesperson of the Peoples' Democratic Congress.

Bahçeli strongly criticized those characterizing İmamoğlu’s detention as a "coup attempt."

Since he was elected the mayor of Turkey's largest city in 2019, İmamoğlu has been a central figure in Turkey's political landscape.

Dollar, euro and gold saw historic highs against the lira.

All major social media and messaging apps are being throttled.

Ekrem İmamoğlu and more than 100 others including municipal officials and CHP members have been taken into custody on corruption and terrorism-related allegations. The mayor was poised to run in his party's presidential primary.

İmamoğlu, Erdoğan's anticipated rival in Turkey's next presidential election, already faces multiple charges carrying potential years-long prison sentences and has now also lost his diploma.

Hatice Onaran, who is diagnosed with cancer, was jailed due to depositing money to ill prisoners.

Üner is accused of "publicly insulting judicial institutions" and "attempting to influence a fair trial."

One day after the plant was sealed, the ministry approved a new environmental impact assessment report for the facility.

"This is a law that places businesses, not nature and ecosystems, at its core. It does not include any serious measures to combat climate change or protect nature. Instead, it aims to integrate Turkey into the European Union’s Green Deal," says Perihan Koca.

Bahçeli insists that the PKK move forward with disarmament

Police officers told Den Hond he was blacklisted due to his celebration of Kurdish forces' defense of Kobanî against ISIS, according to the journalist.

All the killed individuals were from the same family, bringing the civilian toll of the clashes escalated since December to 65.

Websites of Chivas Regal, Jameson, Jack Daniel’s, Ballantine’s, Martini, and Bacardi have been blocked.

The case was filed after police obstructed the 700th gathering of the group.

If prosecutors accept the complaint and proceed with a case, each journalist could face prison sentences ranging from one to 4.5 years, with potential total sentences reaching up to 17.5 years.

The workers highlight unlawful practices by employers, such as misreporting their wages as minimum wage and falsely classifying dismissed workers as "resigned." They claim the government turns a blidn eye to these violations.

Erkan Kork, the owner of the companies was allegedly using them to launder billions of liras.