The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office announced that an investigation was underway against several celebrities on charges of “using narcotic or stimulant substances”.

Journalists and experts from the Western Balkans and Turkey explored the challenges confronting the media and discussed potential solutions to strengthen journalism.

Criticizing the Republican People’s Party (CHP) for not attending the opening session of the new legislative year, nationalist leader Devlet Bahçeli said that CHP is “disrespecting the will of the nation.”

The autopsy report from the Forensic Medicine Institute stated that MHP-affiliated lawyer Serdar Öktem sustained separate injuries to his head, face, and left arm, each of which was lethal.

The carving of facial features on the stone found in Karahantepe in the Göbeklitepe region indicates that this is the first time humans were depicted directly.

With investigations ongoing, the Ankara 6th Criminal Judgeship of Peace imposed an access ban on concert footage on the grounds of “protecting national security and public order”.

According to the report by the Confederation of Progressive Trade Unions of Turkey and General Services Workers’ Union (DİSK/Genel-İş), Turkey has become the country with the highest income inequality in Europe. Two out of every ten people are poor, and six are in debt

From CHP Vice Chairman Murat Bakan to Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya: “How many people who are citizens of the Republic of Turkey have joined ISIS, sympathize with them, or have contact with them?”

During the three months he spent in prison, Altaylı continued his YouTube broadcasts and news coverage without interruption. Following a court decision to extend his detention, he announced that he will not be publishing or broadcasting for a while.

The two-day conference brought together more than 70 media professionals and representatives of civil society organizations dedicated to media freedom.

On the second anniversary of Israel’s attacks and genocide against Palestine, the Palestine Action Committee and its member organizations protested Israel, marching from the Atatürk Cultural Center to Dolmabahçe.

Pro-Kurdish politicians have condemned the ban, arguing that such moves cause harm to the ongoing peace initiative.

The Court of Accounts found that TÜBA spent public research funds on items unrelated to scientific work, including smartphones, furniture, and fiction books.

Two major labor confederations will boycott talks on setting Turkey’s 2026 minimum wage, citing government dominance in the process.

Experts warn that April’s frost exposed the fragility of Turkey's agriculture with fruit prices soaring. They call for preventive tools such as wind machines and crop diversification to strengthen resilience amid climate change.

After re-electing its İstanbul head to nullify a previous court order, the opposition party has expelled the court-appointed provincial leader.

About one-third of the children n Turkye live in poverty, significantly higher compared to OECD and European countries.

The school, a symbol of the enduring Greek presence in İstanbul, now has only a few dozen students.

Six factory employees have received prison sentences in the case where no owner or board member stood trial.

“This system is built on the bodies of children who die in workplace murders. Refugee child workers are the ones who don’t even make it to the display window of this structure," says author Özgür Hüseyin Akış.