The Ministry of National Defense did not confirm the reports that General Kurilla, the Commander of the US Central Command (CENTCOM) conducting the fight against ISIS, had met with "SDF Commander Mazlum Abdi" in Syria. However, it continued to accuse the US of supporting the SDF, which it labels as "terrorist."

Some subway stations will be closed.

Due to heavy snowfall, some roads have been closed in Erzurum, Ağrı, Van, Bitlis, Hakkari, and Muş.

Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan, who visited Turkey for the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, reiterated their desire for the opening of borders with Turkey, stating, "Like other peoples in the world, our peoples deserve peace, and none of us are condemned to perpetual enmity. We truly have the opportunity for peace right now."

The 8 March Women's Labor Report prepared by Genel-İş union highlights that women are being squeezed between the roles of "cheap labor" and "sanctified motherhood."

According to a thesis study mapping Turkey's climate risk regarding heatwaves, drought, forest fires, and floods, Amasya, Tokat, Mersin, Kahramanmaraş, Kayseri, Muş, and Ağrı are the provinces identified as being at the highest risk.

Men inflicted violence on at least 43 women and abused two girls and boys. Men also killed three children in February.

Minister of Interior announced that, since he took office, 270,224 people have been detained in drug operations nationwide, with 24,302 of them being arrested.

The perpetrator, Ogün Samast, who was heard in the Hrant Dink murder trial, said that there were people following him at the scene of the incident. "They were around me since I got out of the car in Şişli. I hesitated 7-8 times. I called Yasin. He said, 'Don't be afraid, they are with us, you continue. If you back off, you'll pay the price."

The Women Candidates Support Association employees staged a protest in front of the association building today.

DEM Party's co-mayoral candidate for Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, Öztürk Türkdoğan, stated that 54,000 irregular voters have been newly registered in Kurdish cities, with a significant portion of them being security personnel.

sendika.org was targeted over the Charlie Hebdo news from nine years ago, which they republished after the Constitutional Court lifted the access ban on a series of publications including them.

At least 144 workers lost their lives in work-related accidents in February.

The team, committed to publishing the newspaper every February 29, reiterated their dedication, stating, "As long as we live, we will produce this newspaper 'for ourselves' on that day."

Emin Koramaz, President of the Union of Chambers of Turkish Engineers and Architects, commented on the disaster at the İliç gold mine site, stating, "Halting operations in İliç is not sufficient; all Environmental Impact Assessment and operating permits should be revoked."

İstanbul Mayor İmamoğlu criticized Murat Kurum, the AKP candidate for İstanbul Mayor, who said "the oppressed in Gaza will rejoice on March 31," stating, "Those who have failed to halt trade while the oppressed in Palestine have been suffering for months, shamelessly and without remorse, are trying to exploit the İstanbul election by making Gaza rhetoric."

The production that competed for the Palme d'Or at Cannes last year won a total of nine awards, including Best Film, Best Director, and Best Screenplay.

The Turkish Medical Association demands the punishment of those responsible for the disaster at the mine site and the cancellation of all permits granted to Anagold Mining.

İhsan Seylan, the co-mayoral candidate for the Bursa Metropolitan Municipality from the People's Equality and Democracy Party underscored the need for all political party candidates and headquarters to condemn the attack if they are sincere about democracy.

Associate Professor Dr. İsmet Akça, who was dismissed through a decree-law published in 2017, reminded that there is no legal justification for the rejection of his request to return to the university, citing the decision of the Constitutional Court.