Six Points Association of the Blind’s petition demanding household appliances be audio has received positive response.

Men have sexually abused 25 girls in May. People like teachers, vice principals, Family and Social Policies Directorate officer, school bus driver, market owner near the school have taken place among the perpetrators.

German Chancellor Merkel has said she favors dialogue between Turkey and Armenia and she wishes for good relations with Turkey.

Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson, Maiya Zakharova has emphasized the importance of closing the Turkey-Syria border in order to stop the flow of arms and militants.

Turkey’s Ambassador to Berlin, Hüseyin Avni Karslıoğlu has been summoned to Turkey following Germany’s approval of the bill concerning the Armenian Genocide.

German Federal Assembly has passed the bill concerning the Armenian Genocide entitled “Remembering and commemorating genocide against Armenians and other Christian minorities in the period of 1915-1916”.

President Erdoğan has been awarded honorary PhD by Makarere University in Uganda. The dispute on the authenticity of his diploma continues.

The Prime Minister Yıldırım has said, “Whatever the constitution tells, de facto responsibility of the president has risen”, “The AKP will do that. It will make the new constitution and will adopt the presidential system in this country”.

US State Department Spokesperson Kirby has said the US sees neither the Gülen Movement nor YPG fighting ISIS in Syria as terror organization.

Ankara University journalism students speak with Syrian refugees: "Many times they are in the media, yet their representation is problematic. Whether they are an object of pity, they are beggars or a threat to the economy of the country. They are 'dirty' or subject to the nationalistic discourse. It is time to talk with them".

Painter Aret Gıcır departing from mental disease of İstanbul Armenian Patriarch, Mesrob II which sick him in bed unconsciously deals with memory, history, forgetting, and time suspended between life and death.

The mass rallying on İstiklal street on the 3rd anniversary of the Gezi Resistance confronted police barricade yesterday. The families of those killed in the resistance were up front the banner of the Taksim Solidarity reading “We are here, We are Together”.

European Commission President Juncker has noted that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan should think twice before abolishing the deal on refugees reached with the EU.

Prime Minister Yıldırım as to the Armenian Genocide bill to be seen tomorrow in Germany has said, “[Allegations] out of the whole cloth, ordinary incidents lived in World War First conditions and could happen in any society”.

The bill concerning the Armenian Genocide will be voted at the German Confederation. The prevalent view in the German press is in the direction of giving the incidents its actual title. The politicians on the other hand are worried that the Readmission Agreement might be cancelled.

The documentary film of “News Watch” produced by documentarist İrem Azem is going to meet the audience within the 9th İstanbul Documentary Days.

Lourdes Villagomez from Mexico and Coke Rioboo from Spain will hold a workshop named “Animation for Documentary” in the 9th Documentarist.

Model Merve Büyüksaraç has been sentenced to 1 year 2 months and 17 days in prison for “insulting a public official” on her postings about President Erdoğan on Twitter. The sentence has been postponed.

On the 3rd anniversary of the Gezi Protests, surrounding area of the Gezi Park and Taksim monument have been closed to pedestrians by being circled by police barricades. Riot squads are on guard on the roads leading to the Taksim square.

Paypal, a company operating an online payment platform has halt operations in Turkey upon licence being denied by Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency.