The Göbeklitepe Archeological Site Museum, a more than 10,000-year-old settlement, has been the most popular virtual museum, says the ministry.

Soylu has called the HDP's former co-chair a "terrorist" after the European court ruled for his immediate release.

Several politicians from Germany, including Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, have severely criticized the prison sentence of 27 years, 6 months given to journalist Can Dündar. Maas has defined the verdict as “a heavy blow to independent journalism.”

According to official figures, 111 people were killed, over a thousand people were wounded, 552 houses were arsoned and 289 workplaces were plundered during the Maraş Massacre that targeted the Alevi citizens in eastern Turkey.

A 72-year-old man who came from Colombia couldn't evade the airport security.

Only 30 of 519 parliamentary questions, 13 of 103 motions for a parliamentary inquiry and three of 62 law proposals were about women in the past month.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released a statement regarding the bill which will allow the appointment of trustees to civil society organizations, if passed by the Parliament: “Organizations disliked by the government for their work will especially be at risk.”

After journalist Can Dündar was sentenced to 27 years, 6 months in prison in Turkey, Fahrettin Altun, the Presidency’s Communications Director, has said, “Instead of endorsing his crimes, our counterparts should extradite him to Turkey.”

Having reviewed the individual application of Osman Kavala, who has been behind bars for 1,150 days, on December 15, the First Chamber of the Constitutional Court previously forwarded his application to the General Assembly of the supreme court.

The Health Ministry has announced that Turkey’s novel coronavirus (COVID-19) death toll has risen to 18,861. While 259 people have died of the virus in the last 24 hours, the number of new cases has been announced as 19,650.

Ahead of the fourth and final meeting of Turkey's Minimum Wage Determination Commission next week, Confederation of Progressive Trade Unions of Turkey (DİSK) Chair Arzu Çerkezoğlu has answered the questions of bianet.

The European top court has ruled for the immediate release of the politician.

The journalist stood trial because of a report revealing trucks that were loaded with arms and heading to Syria.

"The immediate release of Selahattin Demirtaş would therefore be a strong and meaningful signal of Turkey's willingness to abide by the judgments of the Strasbourg Court," the PACE's rapporteurs for Turkey have said.

The European top court ruled for the immediate release of the HDP's former co-chair yesterday.

A health worker is infected with Covid-19 in two of every three centers, says the TTB.

The Turkuazlab has conducted a survey with 4,000 people to reveal the extent of political polarization in Turkey.

The father of Muratcan Ayas has said that he learned about his son’s heart attack from hospital reports. He has filed a criminal complaint against the care home where his son with autism was staying; an autopsy was done as part of the investigation.

"The judgment demonstrates how the Erdoğan presidency weaponizes detention and prosecution to remove opponents from the political scene and threatens free democratic debate,” says HRW's Europe and Central Asia Director Williamson.

The country has issued a new Navtex, announcing that it will resume operations after bringing Oruç Reis vessel to port ahead of the EU leaders' summit.