Despite its relatively low historical responsibility for the climate crisis, today, Turkey is one of the top 15 countries with the highest total emissions and its climate goals are considered "critically insufficient."

For the second time in two years, a “terror” convict died suspiciously in the same prison.

European Parliament Standing Rapporteur for Turkey, Nacho Sánchez Amor, is coming to Turkey to participate in the 975th gathering of the Saturday Mothers/People in Galatasaray on Saturday.

Ağca who murdered left-wing journalist Abdi İpekçi in 1979 and later shot and wounded Pope John Paul II on 13 May 1981, has changed his surname to Aslan.

The lawyer of the students said the decision was based on the statements of an informant alleging that two youth groups had ties to the PKK.

The Black Sea Coastal Road was submerged in Rize and Trabzon due to the waves created by the storm. The section of the road from Çayeli to Trabzon was closed to traffic.

The Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions Movement has announced a boycott against Zorlu Holding, stating that the power plants in which Zorlu Holding is a partner meet at least 7% of Israel's annual electricity needs and that Zorlu Holding is the largest Turkish capital group in Israel.

The declaration of the strike coincides with the anniversary of the PKK's founding.

CHP Deputy Yavuzyılmaz, in his submitted parliamentary inquiry, stated that the ship had struck a mine near Romania's Sulina Canal a month and a half ago and that the vessel continued to stay afloat despite the incurred damages.

Boğatekin was sentenced, contrary to the prosecutor's recommendation for his acquittal.

Five women workers were detained after threatening to commit suicide if their demands were not met.

Fourteen dogs were found dead in roadside. The animal shelter personnel allegedly involved in the incident have been suspended.

Turkey carried out airstikes targeting Kurdish-controlled areas in Syria’s north in response to a PKK bomb attack in Ankara.

Director, actor, and screenwriter Yılmaz Güney's conviction for the murder of Judge Sefa Mutlu is once again a matter of debate. The family lawyer Bişar Abdi Alınak has made an application for the opening of Mutlu's grave. Speaking to bianet, Alınak points out the existence of information hidden from the public until now and argues that the court's conviction of Güney for the crime of intentional murder was erroneous.

The actor could have faced persecution if she had been deported.

İzmir, Turkey’s third-largest city, was heavily hit by the floods, with over 2,000 buildings affected.

Erdoğan emphasized the significance of a “united stance from the Muslim world,” particularly Turkey and Iran, in response to the Israeli actions in Palestinian territories.

The clashes occured in Iraq’s Kurdistan region, where Turkey has been carrying out military operations since May 2019.

The director used explicit language against a pro-government journalist who called for a boycott against his upcoming film, citing perceived "insensitivity" towards Gaza.

The Court of Cassation asked the party to change its acronym, citing its similarity to HADEP, a previously closed pro-Kurdish party. HEDEP will comply with the request to avoid any risks ahead of the local elections in March.