US State Department Spokesperson Ortagus has stated, “We have said that Turkey will face real and negative consequences if they accept the S-400. Those consequences include participation in the F-35 program.”

21 international organizations have become signatories to a statement by the RSF, condemning the SETA report on journalists: “Such a witch-hunt is especially dangerous in the tension and political polarization currently characterizing Turkish society.”

The Diyarbakır Network for Struggle Against Violence has released a report on the incidents of violence in the mostly Kurdish-populated southeastern province between March and June.

Assoc. Prof. Öykü Didem Aydın, the lawyer of two detained METU students, said, “It is not certain who this informer is or if he or she does really exist. If there is really an informer, then, he or she should come up and file a criminal complaint.”

CHP MP Utku Çakırözer has submitted a Parliamentary question regarding the SETA report on journalists. “Is it the SETA’s duty to lay the groundwork for prospective investigations against journalists that it is exempt from taxes?”, he has asked.

Party leaders have spoken at their weekly parliamentary group meeting; the SETA's report on foreign media outlets in Turkey was at the top of their agendas.

Professional journalism organizations held a joint press conference to denounce the SETA report on journalists. “If anything happens to a single colleague of ours, the SETA is to blame for”, the organizations have stated.

After the EU condemned Turkey's dispatch of a second drillship to the Eastern Mediterranean, the Foreign Ministry of Russia released a statement today, saying it is "following the developments with concern."

Soleen Yusef, the director of Skylines series to be released by Netflix this year, has spoken to bianet: “I always hope to be an inspiration for the young Kurdish generation and to make them believe in dreaming big and working on their visions.”

The court has ruled that the imprisoned former co-chair of the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) shall be paid a compensation of 2,500 euros.

As terms of office of three members of the Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) have ended, polls will be held at the General Assembly of the Parliament and the HDP will send a member to the RTÜK after almost two years.

The girl who was detained with his family has been released with a ban on leaving the country.

Although the cutting of the trees on the campus stopped after students' resistance and efforts by MPs, most of the trees on the planned construction site are already gone.

Announcing its ruling on Doğukan Bilir, who was battered on the same street where Ali İsmail Korkmaz was killed in Eskişehir during Gezi resistance, the Constitutional Court has ruled that the prohibition of torment has been violated.

Arrested due to the statement of an anonymous witness, journalist Ferhat Parlak has been released on probation after the anonymous witness changed his previous statement.

Men have killed at least 34 women in June. Raping at least four women, men also forced 43 women to sex work, harassed 34 women and sexually abused at least 35 children.

The İstanbul Metropolitan Municipal Council has convened for the first time after the İstanbul election rerun. Mayor İmamoğlu said, “The budget of the municipality was made by leaning on the central government, thinking that they would not be called to account.”

The Media and Law Studies Association (MLSA) has filed a criminal complaint against the SETA report on journalists working in international media outlets on a series of charges including “inciting the public to enmity and hatred.”

Murat Çetinkaya, who was appointed as the head of Central Bank by President Erdoğan, allegedly plagiarized his master's thesis in 2001.

Urfa Bar Association Chairperson has spoken to bianet after visiting the child: "When I visited her, she was anxious and scared. She took medicine from doctor to sleep."