The Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) penalized TV channels Halk TV, TELE1, SHOW TV and FOX TV.

President Erdoğan's former lawyer had sued Nazan Özcan over an article on bianet. The article did not contain "libel" and "defamation," according to the prosecutor.

The Law on Protecting the Family and Preventing Violence Against Women had become a topic of discussion between President Erdoğan's AKP and some political circles whose support they seek in the elections.

Instead of withdrawing from the race, Muharrem İnce called on the two largest parties in the main opposition bloc to form a new alliance.

The contractor denied any fault, saying that his son also died in the building that collapsed in the February earthquakes.

"We'll fulfill our resposibility against the one-man rule," said HDP co-leader Pervin Buldan.

The organization measures Turkey's inflation at 57,7 percent for 2022 and forecasts the inflation to remain in the 40 percent range for 2023 and 2024.

Nearly 1,000 people lost their lives after Rönesans Rezidans collapsed into rubble in the February quakes.

The party had requested that the plea date should be postponed three months further to a date after the elections.

Eight people were caught trying to cross into Turkey. They were allegedly tortured by border guards and two of them were killed.

The Justice and Development Party and the Nationalist Movement Party jointly applied to the Supreme Election Council for Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's presidential candidacy.

The celebrations were held in Newroz Park in the Bağlar district this year. A black stage was set up since the Newroz was dedicated to those who lost their lives in the February 6 earthquakes.

The EngelliWeb platform has been keeping a tally of the number of banned web addresses, including news articles.

1915 unattended children were rescued from under the debris and registered after the February 6 earthquakes, 42 of whom could not yet be identified, the Ministry announced.

Bayram was among the 11 Kurdish journalists who were detained in the October raids.

Cem Uzan, the businessperson and politician who had to leave Turkey and seek political asylum in France in 2009, and his brother Murat Hakan Uzan are among the three whose applications for candidacy were rejected.

EU countries pledged 7 billion euros to help Turkey rebuild the earthquake-hit regions.

The presidential candidate of the Nation Alliance emphasized that Turkey should unite, not against Erdoğan, but in order to catch up with the new era. Kılıçdaroğlu said that only "a leader who does not have individual political desires for the future" can lead this.

Mehmet Ali Erdoğan was summoned by the police to give a statement about his tweets, where he mentioned Iraq's Kurdistan Region.

Renown journalist İsmail Saymaz accused Interior Ministry-affiliated AFAD of requesting help from the army very late after the February 6 earthquakes, and he now says that the deputy minister is admitting their negligence when trying to prove his claim wrong.