Surveys conducted by UNICEF and WHO have revealed that the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in major disruptions to health services that threaten to undo decades of progress towards eliminating preventable child deaths.

While physicians have long been emphasizing the importance of pneumonia and flu vaccines for citizens aged over 65 and suffering from chronic diseases amid pandemic, there are problems with vaccine supply in Turkey.

Following a release order by the Court of Cassation, Ünsal ended his 214-day long death fast and accepted treatment.

Local courts had canceled two people's registration at bar associations on the ground that they had been previously dismissed from public service by statutory decrees.

The Ministry of Health has announced that Turkey’s coronavirus death toll has risen to 6,837 and the total number of cases to 284,943. 55 people have died of the virus and 1,673 people have tested positive in the last 24 hours.

While the CHP report on the novel coronavirus outbreak has shown that normalization started too early in Turkey, party spokesperson Faik Öztrak has announced that he has tested positive for the virus.

Shortly after the court ruled for their release on probation considering the time they had already spent behind bars, journalists Barış Pehlivan, Hülya Kılınç and Murat Ağırel have been released.

After actor Ozan Güven announced that Deniz Bulutsuz battered him and filed a complaint against her, Bulutsuz now faces 4 months to 1 year in prison on charge of “actual bodily harm.”

In its front page, Turkey’s weekly humor magazine Leman has problematized some state officials’ and MPs’ attitude towards the racist attack that targeted Kurdish seasonal agricultural workers in Turkey’s western province of Sakarya.

Standing trial over news reports regarding the funeral of an intelligence officer killed in Libya, journalist Ferhat Çelik has made his defense: “They demand up to 19 years in jail because of a 2-line story. This is enough to summarize the gravity of the situation. That's why I don't want to elaborate further. I demand my acquittal."

Standing trial over news regarding the funeral of an intelligence officer killed in Libya, journalist Barış Terkoğlu has made his defense: “In this quagmire which became boggier with abuse of the laws, we try to carry justice on our heads to keep it clean.”

Arrested over news regarding the funeral of an intelligence officer killed in Libya, journalist Barış Pehlivan has made his defense as to the accusations: “A state that lacks justice gets destroyed by its own injustices."

Arrested over news regarding the funeral of an intelligence officer killed in Libya, journalist Barış Pehlivan has made his defense as to the accusations: “My request from you is that, in your ruling, you be the voice of whatever the truth is - not the fear.”

The Presidency of Religious Affairs has appointed 922 spiritual counsellors to the student dormitories affiliated with the Credit and Dormitories Institution (KYK). The counsellors have started working.

Eight people, including seven journalists, stood trial over news reports about the funeral of an intelligence who was killed in Libya. The defendants who were remanded in custody have been released.

Six journalists will appear before the court today in the case over news reports about an MIT officer's death in Libya.

Sami Nadiri, a 13-year-old Afghan child who came to Beypazarı, Ankara some time ago, has been found dead in an irrigation pool in the village where he worked as a shepherd.

Led by France, the European Union (EU) countries with a coastline on the Mediterranean Sea will come together in an unofficial meeting in Corsica Island and discuss the recent escalation of tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean.

In ongoing excavation works at a 2,750-year-old necropolis in Turkey’s eastern province of Van, a woman skeleton has been found. Her exact cause of death and age will be understood after the skeleton is examined in a laboratory.

All films, including past award winners, will be available online during the festival.