12 TV channels, one radio channel and 23 broadcasts have been fined 3,854,476 Turkish Lira (TRY) by the Television and Radio Supreme Council (RTÜK) in 2019. The highest fine was imposed on FOX TV with 1,312,515 TRY.

According to a report prepared by the SODİGEM Science Board of Anadolu University, people in Turkey spend an average of 2 hours, 46 minutes on social media a day. While 38.2 percent of men do online shopping, this rate is 29.9 percent in women.

An investigation has been launched against Mısra Öz Sel, who lost her nine-year-old son Oğuz Arda Sel in Çorlu train massacre in 2018. The reason for the investigation is her social media messages.

The Governorship of Antep has announced that 48 areas near the Syrian border have been declared special security zones for a period of 15 days.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has briefed main opposition CHP about a possible military deployment in Libya. CHP has emphasized that “instead of being a party to a proxy war, Turkey should prioritize diplomacy in Libya.”

Behind bars for 26 years, writer and illustrator Ahmet Bilge has sent bianet his drawings "that were not found objectionable by the censorship committee."

While 60 percent of citizens support Turkey’s accession to the European Union (EU), only 23 percent believe that the country will ultimately become a member of the union, says a survey participated by 4,506 people from 35 cities.

The distributors of Evrensel newspaper have been fined 153 Turkish Lira (TRY) for “disturbing peace” in Turkey's eastern province of Elazığ.

Delivering a speech on behalf of Ministry of Interior at a workshop by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK), Chair of Data Collection Department Ömer Ulu has called on religious officials to duty against atheism, deism, paganism and tengrism.

The Antalya Women’s Platform attempted to protest male violence and sexual assaults with Las Tesis dance. Their performance has been prevented by the police.

The Governorship of Hakkari has banned all protest demonstrations and marches to be held in the province for 15 days. The ban will be in effect until January 13.

"Halkbank has two reasonable choices: It can either appear in a US court to raise any legitimate defense or it can choose not to appear and face any attendant risks," Judge Berman has said.

Tomorrow marks the 8th anniversary of Roboski massacre, which claimed the lives of 34 civilians, including 19 children: “So long as the responsible military and political decision makers are not penalized, no claim of coming to terms with the past will be credible.”

The President yesterday urged İmamoğlu to abide by the government's decision, otherwise, he will be held accountable.

In the daily Sözcü trial, columnists Çölaşan and Doğru have been sentenced to 3 years, 6 months, 15 days; editors-in-chief Çetin and Yılmaz to 3 years, 4 months; coordinator Arı, reporter Ulu and Yücekaleli to 2 years, 1 month for “aiding the FETÖ.”

The court has announced its ruling on Aslan, who was charged with “terror propaganda” for liking social media posts that caused others to stand trial. Aslan has been acquitted “because social media likes alone cannot be considered propaganda”.

Two siblings working at an auto spare parts shop have been tortured for "forgetting the size of a screw" and "bending a material incorrectly."

Struggling to solve the suspicious death of his 11-year-old daughter Rabia Naz for over a year now, Şaban Vatan is listed among the heroes of the year by Balkan Insight: “A father who won’t give up the fight for truth.”

After two workers have lost their lives and one worker has been wounded in an unlicensed mine in Turkey’s Black Sea province of Zonguldak, the owners of the mine and the owner of the land where it is located have been arrested.

"This case demands an investigation into the chain of command to identify the masterminds, as well as those who incited, allowed, or turned a blind eye to the murder, such as the Crown Prince," Callamard has said.