Contrary to the traditional form of violence, which was mostly exercised by family members, men in Turkey now feel free "policing" any woman, according to the professor.

A group of politicians, legists and writers, including Rakel Dink, the wife of late journalist Hrant Dink, and Türkan Elçi, the wife of late lawyer Tahir Elçi, have launched a petition entitled “We want to live in justice.”

A UN commission keeps searching for the enforced disappeared in Cyprus. However, the questions of families from the Rum and Turkish sides are still unanswered: “Who are the perpetrators?” Kerem Çiftçioğlu from Memory Center talks about the developments.

In a statement released by the Ministry of National Defense, it has been announced that two soldiers have lost their lives and two soldiers have been wounded in an aerial attack in Syria’s Idlib province.

In a statement released by the Turkish Civil Aviation Authority (SHGM), it has been announced that passenger flights between Turkey and Iran have been suspended until further notice amid rising concerns over coronavirus outbreak.

The journalist has been given a suspended prison sentence in an appeal hearing.

Representing various periods of the artist's life, the exhibition titled, "A Three-Character Play" will be open until April 5.

14 EU Foreign Ministers have released a joint op-ed on the recent escalation in Idlib. Making a call for a ceasefire, Ministers have also called on Russia “to continue negotiations with Turkey in order to de-escalate the dire situation in Idlib.”

Turkey has set up field hospitals near the border with Iran, which has become a new source for the virus, Minister Koca has informed.

A letter campaign has been launched for businessperson and rights defender Osman Kavala, who was handed down a verdict of acquittal and release in Gezi trial, but has been arrested again as part of another investigation into the July 15 coup attempt.

Over a dozen military posts of Turkey in Syria's Idlib have been recently surrounded by the government forces.

"Apparently, when they saw the topic of 'insulting the president,' they rejected without any review," the attorney of the applicant has said.

Raising concerns over the increasing anti-vaccination in Turkey, CHP MP Yüceer has requested that a Parliamentary Commission investigate the extent of anti-vaccination in the country and determine what precautions to be taken against it.

The US Department of state has announced new sanctions for 13 entities and individuals over relations with Iran, Syria and North Korea.

The International Press Institute (IPI) has announced that the Press Advertisement Institution (BİK) has ended the 6-month ban on daily BirGün while the public ad ban on Evrensel newspaper is still in effect.

The court has ruled that legal remedies have not been exhausted and that a public case can always be opened against the state officials.

Addressing the recent escalation in Syria’s Idlib, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has indicated that “the answer is a permanent ceasefire and UN-led negotiations under UN Security Council Resolution 2254."

With its appeal rejected, Turkey’s state-owned Halkbank has agreed to attend the hearings in the lawsuit filed for evading the US sanctions against Iran.

Recent data show that there is a fivefold increase in the number of politically motivated right-wing extremists categorized as dangerous in Germany. In the wake of racist attack in Hanau, we have talked to Elisabeth Kimmerle, a journalist working on discrimination.

Fifteen people from the HDP are under investigation for "propagandizing for a terrorist organization."