Minister of Interior Süleyman Soylu has spoken about the incident where two citizens were reportedly dropped from a helicopter after being detained by soldiers in Turkey’s Kurdish-majority eastern province of Van.

A group of lawyers from the Progressive Lawyers Association (ÇHD) İstanbul Branch have filed a criminal complaint against the public officials who had responsibility for the death of arrested lawyer Ebru Timtik on a death fast.

The Health Ministry has announced that Turkey’s coronavirus death toll has risen to 13,014 and the total number of patients to 474,606. 174 people have died of the virus and the number of new cases has been announced as 29,132 in the last 24 hours.

“Turkey’s decision to ‘open’ the sealed-off suburb of Varosha undermines prospects of a comprehensive solution to the Cyprus problem,” says the Members of the European Parliament in a resolution adopted by 631 votes in favour.

With 10 agreements signed with Qatar, Turkey expects a capital flow of 300 million dollars from the country. The sale of 10 percent shares of Turkey's stock exchange Borsa İstanbul is among list of agreements.

Each defendant was handed 79 aggravated life sentences and 3,901 years in prison.

Only 5.6 percent of the participants said their daily life was no affected by the pandemic.

Turkish Medical Association (TTB) Chair Korur Fincancı has reiterated that except for essential production, production must be halted for at least 2, ideally for 4 weeks, and collective mobility of people must be limited by meeting the needs of workers.

According to the “Perception of Climate Change and Environmental Problems in Turkey” research conducted by the Climate News and KONDA Research company, 51.5 percent of Turkey’s population say, “Yes, climate crisis is a greater crisis than the virus.”

The project has been canceled for the second time.

According to a report by Domestic Workers Solidarity Union, 97 percent of domestic workers have to struggle against economic violence in Turkey. 99.7 percent of women subjected to violence at home say they are also subjected to violence at work.

A recent study by the Confederation of Turkish Trade Unions (TÜRK-İŞ) has shown that the minimum amount of money necessary for the food expenses of a four-member family (starvation line) has increased to 2,516 lira (approx. 320 USD).

The metropolis marked the Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women.

The opposition's criticism of "politically motivated" trials was an interference with the judiciary, according to the president.

On November 25 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, women gathered in Ayvalık district in Turkey’s western province of Balıkesir. “İstanbul Convention saves lives,” said the women and added: “Long live our solidarity!"

Counter terrorism police have detained 19 people in İstanbul, including journalists, politicians and representatives of civil society organizations. While there are warrants against 25 people in total, Şişli Vice Mayor Yavuz is also among the detained.

Central Bank has increased the Turkish Lira’s swap auction limit from 50 percent to 60 percent. The limit has been gradually increasing since last April.

While the rate of women employees in the public sector is 60 percent in OECD countries, it's only 25.31 in Turkey, according to the Genel-İş union report.

While the Ministry has announced that 168 people lost their lives due to COVID-19 in Turkey on November 25, the Metropolitan Municipality has indicated that 203 İstanbulites’ causes of death were registered as “infectious disease” on the same day.

Having a heart attack after being battered by six police officers in İzmir, Mehmet Şerif Coşkun has lost his life at the hospital where he was taken after the incident.