The US last month began transferring ISIS prisoners from northern Syria to Iraq following an agreement between the Syrian Kurds and Damascus.

"The process we are currently in, whether in terms of examples of international conflict resolution or the history and experience of solution-seeking in Turkey, carries unique characteristics that do not include many lessons applicable here—a sui generis process with its own distinct nature."

In addition to labor deaths, January was marked by widespread protests by warehouse workers.

Weak regulations, inadequate planning, and profit-driven urban renewal continue to leave millions at risk, warns the Chamber of Engineers.

The arrest is linked to a widespread social media protest where women braided their hair in response to the desecration of a Kurdish woman fighter's body by forces affiliated with the Damascus government.

Karalar was among several opposition mayors who were arrested and suspended from office in a series of sweeping corruption investigations.

Three journalists and two environmental activists are among those arrested.

The CHP spokesperson submitted parliamentary questions to four cabinet ministers.

Particulate matter (PM10), a key indicator of air pollution, exceeded the ministry’s annual average limit of 40 micrograms per cubic meter by wide margins.

LGBTI+ groups denounced the arrest, asserting that the operations do not target drug gangs but rather groups the government deems "inappropriate."

The journalist was detained while on his way to the French consulate in İstanbul to apply for a humanitarian visa.

Prof. Dr. Kadriye Bakırcı explains why non-lethal strangulation should be legally recognized as a specific offense, drawing on the example of recent legal reforms in England and Wales.

The investigation centers on claims that suspects manipulated the share prices of two companies via social media.

Men injured at least 46 women and abused 12 girls and boys in January.

Food and non-alcoholic beverages recorded the highest monthly increase among major spending groups.

The investigation concerns a document released by the US Department of Justice in December which includes allegations that Epstein transported minor girls from many countries, including Turkey.

Over 140 striking workers were dismissed as the retail chain faces accusations of labor violations.

MP Çiçek Otlu linked the operation to the targeted groups' support for Syrian Kurds.

Health expenditures saw the highest monthly increase at 11.94% while food prices rose by 4.27 points.

Despite doing the same job and carrying the same workload, Turkish nationals are paid six times less than their Italian colleagues, teachers say.