A curfew has been declared in four neighborhoods in Derik in Turkey’s southeastern province of Mardin on the ground of an operation to be conducted in the region.

Holding a statement for the press at Parliament, HDP Group Deputy Chair Oluç has said, “The government keeps on seizing people’s will by using the war as an excuse. They are intimidating the entire public opposition”.

Mehmet Ayvalıtaş lost his life after being hit by a car during the 2013 Gezi resistance.

Having his arm broken during police intervention, Danacı faces a lawsuit for “membership of an organization”. The police officer who broke his arm is charged with “exceeding the limit in using force” and “deliberately injuring in a way to break bones”.

Turkey and the US agreed for a 120-hour halt of the operation which will expire tomorrow.

Two soldiers have lost their lives in operations against the PKK in the district of Derik in Mardin and in the district of Şemdinli in Hakkari.

While the prosecutor of Emine Bulut case demanded that the defendant be sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment without any sentence-mitigation, the court has ruled that Fedai Varan shall be sentenced to life imprisonment for "willful killing".

HDP’s dismissed Diyarbakır Metropolitan Co-Mayor Selçuk Mızraklı, Kayapınar District Co-Mayor Kezban Yılmaz, Bismil District Co-Mayor Orhan Ayaz and Kocaköy District Co-Mayor Rojda Nazlier have been detained.

Hayri Demir says, "We are heading to days where even breathing will be considered a crime."

According to the figures shared by the Refugees and Asylum Seekers Assistance and Solidarity Association, the number of registered Syrians in Turkey has increased by 8 thousand 529 people in a month and reached 3 million 674 thousand 588.

Making a statement about US-Turkey deal on northern Syria, President and AKP Chair Erdoğan has indicated that Turkey’s “security forces will not leave the area” to see whether the YPG withdraws from the safe zone as agreed.

HDP Spokesperson Kubilay has said that 70 percent of the Syrian Kurds live in the area where Turkey plans to create a "safe zone."

Prof. Üstel, who served two-and-a-half months in prison for having signed the Peace Declaration, has been acquitted of the charge of "propagandizing for a terrorist organization."

38 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have released a joint statement on Turkey’s Syria operation in German, English, Arabic, Kurmanji and Turkish, raising concerns over the children affected by Turkey’s military operation into northern Syria.

Making a statement about the ceasefire agreed by the US and Turkey, Minister of Foreign Affairs Çavuşoğlu said, “Today, we have once again affirmed our commitment to the protection of Syria’s territorial integrity and to the political process”.

While Erdoğan's ally Bahçeli has congratulated him on the agreement, the main opposition leader Kılıçdaroğlu has said, "We don't know what we gave in return."

The Governorship of Van has announced that one soldier has lost his life and two soldiers have been wounded in a conflict that erupted in the district of Çaldıran in Van.

The Governorship of İstanbul has announced that from July 12 to October 16, “34,397 irregular migrants were referred to provinces where Repatriation Centers are located.”

The US President has said, "Sometimes you have to let them fight like two kids. Then you pull them apart. They fought for a few days and it was pretty vicious."

Biophysicist Prof. Zehra Sayers, the first scientist from Turkey granted the 2019 Award for Science Diplomacy, has been listed among “BBC 100 Women 2019”. Sayers has become the first woman from Turkey on the list.