Over 200,000 children were involved in delinquency last year, according to TurkStat.

Süleyman Soylu, a controversial figure in Turkey's politics, was replaced as the interior minister after the elections.

The Akbelen forest resistance continues despite the Muğla Governorship announcing on August 30 that "the work that started on August 24 has ended." Mount Ida activists called for the governor of Muğla, the former governor of Çanakkale where 350 thousand trees were cut down for a gold mine, to be removed from duty.

Disney+'s decision to cancel the original content in Turkey in addition to those on the platforms in France and Germany was interpreted as a sign that the Atatürk series would not be broadcast. Political figures slammed Disney+ while the Radio and Television Supreme Council started an investigation, citing national values.

Airbnb has not only become a popular platform for tourists, but it has also provided a means for tenants in larger cities to supplement their income by subletting their rooms or entire homes.

The outlet has been handed a seven-day blackout penalty. Its editor-in-chief has been arrested since late June for "terror propaganda."

Men have inflicted violence on at least 63 women, abused 11 girls and boys and harassed at least seven women.

The price increase was nearly 10 percent in July, with the city's annual inflation rate exceeding 63 percent, according to the İstanbul Chamber of Commerce.

In its justification, the Constitutional Court stated that the practice of deferring the announcement of verdicts by the courts conflicts with the obligation of the State to impose penalties on perpetrators that are proportionate to their acts and to provide appropriate compensation for the victims.

While the festival has concluded, two exhibitions offering a journey into the islands' garden culture will remain open for visitors until October.

The ban imposed hours before the start of the event violated freedom of expression and freedom of science and arts, according to the court ruling.

Today is the third day of the watch people of Dikmece are keeping in order to reverse the expropriation decision and to save their arable lands and olive groves.