Ruşen Fırat, the grandson of Sheikh Said, who was sentenced to share the Turkish flag in his posts every day during his judicial control period, has received thousands of interactions on his posts, including threat messages containing Fırat's home address.

The museum recently limited free access to four hours a week.

In its application to the Supreme Council of Judges and Prosecutors, the Bar Association requested an investigation into the president and members of the İstanbul 13th Heavy Penal Court for the newly constituted crimes of "abuse of power" and "deprivation of liberty."

According to the interior minister, the suspects were actively sharing "objectionable" videos through the 'Fergio House' social media account on platforms such as Instagram and X.

The Diyarbakır Bar has filed a lawsuit against the judge who gave the order.

Journalist Evrim Kepenek, who shared information about the gendarmerie seizing aid gathered in Maraş Pazarcık after the earthquake, will face trial with a potential prison sentence ranging from 1 to 3 years. 24 journalists have been subjected to judicial harrassment in a year in the scope of the new article 217/A of the criminal code related to "spreading misleading information to the public."

In the letter sent to the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, the Medical Association warns and states, "We are facing a serious epidemic believed to be caused by agents such as the influenza virus (H1N1), COVID-19 (J1.N variant), Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), and Mycoplasma pneumoniae."

Pointing out that "Turkey continues to be Israel's most important regional ally," BDS Turkey criticized the AKP government for insisting on maintaining bilateral relations at the "highest level."

Twelve years ago today, in Roboski, 34 civilians, 19 of whom were children, were killed along with their mules as they returned from cross-border trade forced upon them to make a living, bombed by warplanes belonging to the Turkish Armed Forces. "The aftermath of the massacre is being covered with the armor of impunity," said the Human Rights Association İstanbul branch in a statement issued today.

Constitutional Court has released the reasoning for its second violation decision regarding Hatay MP Can Atalay, published in the Official Gazette today. "A decision can no longer be awaited," stated Atalay's lawyers in the petition submitted to the İstanbul 13th Heavy Penal Court.

The AKP and MHP lifted the veto, endorsing the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs' statement that Sweden had made "unimaginable progress" regarding the government's demands. The CHP gave its approval, while the İYİ and Felicity Parties voted "no," and the DEM Party chose not to participate in the vote.

Eric Schroeder, wanted for trading marijuana and cocaine in Germany, was apprehended in an operation conducted by the İstanbul Police Department's Narcotics and Intelligence branches.

The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria stated that eight people lost their lives, 18 people were injured, and more than 2,600 towns and villages were left without electricity in the 40 attacks carried out by the Turkish Armed Forces on December 25.

The decision comes after two deadly attacks by the PKK targeting Turkish military outposts in Iraq's Kurdistan region on December 22 and 23, killing 12 soldiers. The mountain is situated near Turkey's border with Iraq.

A worker who remained in the debris aftet the collapse has been rescued and hospitalized.

The Education and Science Employees' Union (Eğitim Sen), İzmir Branch No. 5, released a statement regarding the change of the name of a school in Buca to "Martyr Esat Oktay Yıldıran Primary School."

After 12 soldiers were killed in two separate PKK attacks targeting Turkish military outposts in Iraq’s Kurdistan region, Turkey carried out retaliatory strikes in both Syrian and Iraqi territory.

EFJ Vice President Mustafa Kuleli stated, "The Erdogan government is trying to export its oppressive policies towards journalists in Turkey to Cyprus," regarding journalist Ali Kişmir, who is facing up to 10 years in prison for criticizing Turkey's intervention in the Northern Cyprus elections.

The leader of the main opposition party, Özgür Özel, responded to President Erdoğan and asked "Since when has attending a martyr's funeral become a show of strength?"

In his defense in the Kobani trial, former co-chairperson of the HDP, Salahattin Demirtaş, stated, 'If Turkey is mourning for its children today, it is time to hold politicians accountable. Those who make decisions for operations from their warm seats should be held accountable for loading the Kurdish issue onto the shoulders of young people sent on operations in minus 20 degrees."