President Erdoğan has announced that an operation will be launched into Qandil. CHP’s İnce has filed a claim for compensation against Erdoğan for his statement that “They ask for permission from Pennsylvania”.

President Erdoğan has misunderstood the cover of Der Spiegel magazine entitled “The Era of Autocrats” and said, “Der Spiegel has called us ‘the leaders shaping the world.’ Praise be to Allah”.

According to CHP’s members in the Radio and Television Supreme Council, AKP was covered for 354 hours whereas HDP wasn’t covered at all by eight private TV channels during May. Five channels have placed embargo on opposition parties.

While the economy of Turkey has grown by 7.4 percent in the first quarter of 2018, the current account deficit in April 2018 has exceeded expectations.

LGBTIs from İzmir have said, “Even if we fall, we stand up and march. We march by holding each other’s hands, we march without ever leaving each other alone” at the Pride Parade.

The Ministry of Culture has withdrawn its financial support from the Flying Broom International Women’s Film Festival on the ground that “it is not deemed appropriate.”

Feminists have come together with 120 Flormar women workers, who were fired for joining union.

Amnesty International’s senior Turkey researcher Gardner has said that an investigation needs to be launched into torture against high school students and those who are responsible should be brought before judge.

Demirtaş has answered the questions, which were conveyed to him via his lawyers, on social media. In response to bianet’s question about “Kobane protests”, Demirtaş answered, “Political responsibility belongs to the AKP”.

Mehmet Ali B. (72) has been acquitted in the third hearing of the trial in which he was tried for sexually abusing his 6-year-old grandchild.

Journalist Ece Sevim Öztürk, who is also the chief editor of the Çağdaş Ses news website, has been taken into custody.

EU Delegation to Turkey has said that human rights defenders’ right to fair trial has to be ensured in line with the European Convention of Human Rights, stressed that Taner Kılıç and Osman Kavala are still behind bars.

HDP’s imprisoned Presidential candidate Selahattin Demirtaş will be taken from Edirne to Ankara twice for his election speech.

Başak Demirtaş has conveyed her question for Selahattin Demirtaş’s press meeting on social media: “When you become president, will you continue to iron, prepare breakfast for the kids and go to do the grocery shopping?”

The trials of Academics for Peace have continued in İstanbul Çağlayan Courthouse at three different courts. 12 academics from Boğaziçi University have had their first hearings while an academic from Kadir Has University has had his second hearing.

The Supreme Election Board has announced the distribution of MP candidates by gender for June 24 election. The parties who nominated the highest number of women MPs are HDP, İYİ Party, Homeland Party, CHP, AKP, MHP, Felicity Party and HÜDA-PAR respectively.

“New Media Workshop for Journalists” has started with the opening speech and Introduction to Journalism lecture of Tuğrul Eryılmaz. 16 future journalists from different universities and cities of Turkey have been attending the workshop.

President Erdoğan has said, “Thank god we’ve sent our own space vehicles and some countries have started to be a member of us”.

An investigation has been launched against anchorperson Fatih Portakal, who has previously filed a lawsuit against the Minister of Development Lütfi Elvan for referring to the news on Mersin City Hospital by saying, “Someone makes them do these news.”

All of the 14 Boğaziçi University students pending trial in jail have been released in the first hearing.