In Greece, the "Towel Movement" and in Turkey, the "The Initiative for Datça Without Sunbeds," both advocate for the protection of beaches as public spaces.

The exhibition called "We Will Meet Again: 1964 Memory of Imbros" prepared by journalist Melike Çapan was first held in the Balat Yuvakimyon Girls' High School in November 2022 in İstanbul, and it was going to be held starting on August 18 in Imbros.

The Ministry of National Defense (MSB) announced that six soldiers lost their lives in the Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government area.

Kışanak, who has been imprisoned for seven years, has lost her father, brother, and sister while behind bars.

The reasons for the penalties range from broadcasts that have been deemed contrary to “the indivisible integrity of the state” and “harmful to the mental and physical development of children.”

The orchestra, consisting of 73 young musicians, will give a total of nine concerts in Turkey and Italy starting from August 23.

A 27-year-old woman is kept behind bars despite suffering from severe heart and high blood pressure conditions, along with a herniated disc.

Mirza moved to his elder brother's flat temporarily but he cannot find one for himself ever since. Kübra and her fiance will continue to live with their flatmate after they marry, because they cannot affort a flat. Barış spent six months searching for a flat. bianet talked to renters and flat seekers in Kadıköy, İstanbul.

The owner of a local TV station in the city reflects on the challenges they faced following the earthquakes. Despite the difficulties, they were able to continue broadcasting thanks to the solidarity from other outlets in different provinces.

In an extraordinary session that convened at the call of the CHP, the majority of the Parliament voted against a general debate regarding deforestation and environmental destruction in the Akbelen Forest.

20-year-old Ekrem Kalkan could not be saved despite interventions at a hospital in İstanbul.

Presedent Erdoğan addressed the 14th Ambassadors' Conference in Ankara.

After the devastating earthquakes on February 6, we are taking a comprehensive look at the situation in the affected regions.

Released from prison in previous hearings, Bircan Yorulmaz, a former Central Executive Board member of HDP standing trial in the Kobani case, said in today's hearing, "I am standing trial because I am a HDP member. The whole world knows that we are standing trial because we want a just and peaceful solution to the Kurdish problem."

Residents of a Hatay neighborhood have been protesting the expropriation of their agricultural lands and olive groves for post-earthquake reconstruction. They have taken their concerns to Ankara today, meeting with officials from opposition parties.

The metropolis of 15 million followed other cities to implement significant hikes to public transportation and taxi fares.

Gülten Kışanak who is imprisoned, and standing trial in the Kobani case, also lost her father and her brother while in prison. Her lawyers applied for permission so that Kışanak could attend her sister's funeral.

One of the four buildings of a residential complex had collapsed in Adana, southern Turkey. Despite suspicion of unauthorized modifications in the collapsed building, prosecutors closed the investigation due to lack of evidence.

Sputnik Turkey employer, who left the collective negotiation table without making an offer, laid off 24 journalists after their union, TGS took a decision to strike. Demonstrating in front of the Sputnik office in Istanbul's Taksim Square, TGS announced that they want to show everyone that there are laws in Turkey protecting the labor rights.

Here are the most significant developments since the devastating double-earthquake that struck 10 provinces in February.