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Turkey Fails to Prosecute Perpetrators in 1993 Journalist Abduction
Ferhat Tepe, a 19-year-old journalist for Özgür Gündem, was abducted in Bitlis, Turkey on July 28, 1993, and his tortured body was found 13 days later; despite an ECtHR condemnation, the Turkish government has failed to bring those responsible to justice.
Turkey Fails to Prosecute Perpetrators in 1993 Journalist Abduction
Ferhat Tepe, a 19-year-old journalist for Özgür Gündem, was abducted in Bitlis, Turkey on July 28, 1993, and his tortured body was found 13 days later; despite an ECtHR condemnation, the Turkish government has failed to bring those responsible to justice.
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32% Bias Score
Zengezur Corridor Agreement: Turkey Approves, Iran Opposes
Turkey supports the Zengezur Corridor agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, facilitating a transportation route through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan. However, Iran opposes the project due to U.S. involvement, fearing negative impacts on regional security and trade.
Zengezur Corridor Agreement: Turkey Approves, Iran Opposes
Turkey supports the Zengezur Corridor agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, facilitating a transportation route through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan. However, Iran opposes the project due to U.S. involvement, fearing negative impacts on regional security and trade.
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40% Bias Score
200 Arrested at London Protest Supporting Banned "Palestine Action"
British police arrested 200 people at a London demonstration supporting the banned group "Palestine Action," which was outlawed after vandalizing military aircraft and disrupting Israeli-linked businesses; the arrests highlight the UK government's firm response to the group's activities.
200 Arrested at London Protest Supporting Banned "Palestine Action"
British police arrested 200 people at a London demonstration supporting the banned group "Palestine Action," which was outlawed after vandalizing military aircraft and disrupting Israeli-linked businesses; the arrests highlight the UK government's firm response to the group's activities.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey Repatriates 11 Fugitives from Four Countries
Turkey repatriated 6 internationally and 5 nationally wanted criminals from Georgia, Montenegro, Sweden, and Japan, totaling 427 returned criminals under the current cabinet.
Turkey Repatriates 11 Fugitives from Four Countries
Turkey repatriated 6 internationally and 5 nationally wanted criminals from Georgia, Montenegro, Sweden, and Japan, totaling 427 returned criminals under the current cabinet.
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40% Bias Score
Widespread Turkish E-Signature Fraud Exposes Systemic Vulnerabilities
A massive e-signature and mobile signature fraud scheme in Turkey has been exposed, exploiting vulnerabilities in the e-Government system and impacting numerous government services; investigations reveal the involvement of multiple GSM lines linked to single identities, highlighting systemic weaknes...
Widespread Turkish E-Signature Fraud Exposes Systemic Vulnerabilities
A massive e-signature and mobile signature fraud scheme in Turkey has been exposed, exploiting vulnerabilities in the e-Government system and impacting numerous government services; investigations reveal the involvement of multiple GSM lines linked to single identities, highlighting systemic weaknes...
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Activist Arrested for Criticizing Government
Enes Hocaoğulları, a Council of Europe youth delegate and LGBT+ activist, was arrested in Ankara on August 5th, 2024, upon returning to Turkey, for his speech criticizing the Turkish government's imprisonment of elected officials, including Ekrem İmamoğlu. Charges include "publicly spreading mislead...
Turkish Activist Arrested for Criticizing Government
Enes Hocaoğulları, a Council of Europe youth delegate and LGBT+ activist, was arrested in Ankara on August 5th, 2024, upon returning to Turkey, for his speech criticizing the Turkish government's imprisonment of elected officials, including Ekrem İmamoğlu. Charges include "publicly spreading mislead...
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Parliamentary Commission Tackles Kurdish Issue Amidst Democratic Crisis
Former European Court of Human Rights judge Rıza Türmen believes Turkey's parliamentary commission addressing the Kurdish issue marks the most significant progress to date, despite concerns about its functionality amidst a severe democratic crisis. He emphasizes the need for broader civil society pa...
Turkish Parliamentary Commission Tackles Kurdish Issue Amidst Democratic Crisis
Former European Court of Human Rights judge Rıza Türmen believes Turkey's parliamentary commission addressing the Kurdish issue marks the most significant progress to date, despite concerns about its functionality amidst a severe democratic crisis. He emphasizes the need for broader civil society pa...
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36% Bias Score
Syria Cancels Paris Meeting with SDF
The Syrian government canceled a planned Paris meeting with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) due to the SDF's Hasakah conference, which Syria views as violating a March 10th agreement and not representing a comprehensive national framework because of "separatist figures.
Syria Cancels Paris Meeting with SDF
The Syrian government canceled a planned Paris meeting with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) due to the SDF's Hasakah conference, which Syria views as violating a March 10th agreement and not representing a comprehensive national framework because of "separatist figures.
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52% Bias Score
BTK Halts In-Person E-Signature Applications After Fraud
Turkey's BTK halted in-person e-signature applications on October 10, 2024, after an e-signature fraud involving fake IDs; the BTK claims no system vulnerability but implemented enhanced security measures including mandatory SMS notifications and a six-hour delay before certificate issuance.
BTK Halts In-Person E-Signature Applications After Fraud
Turkey's BTK halted in-person e-signature applications on October 10, 2024, after an e-signature fraud involving fake IDs; the BTK claims no system vulnerability but implemented enhanced security measures including mandatory SMS notifications and a six-hour delay before certificate issuance.
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52% Bias Score
Fidan to Visit Egypt, Strengthening Bilateral Ties Amidst Regional Tensions
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will visit Cairo on August 9th to meet with Egyptian President el-Sisi, focusing on strengthening bilateral ties, addressing regional issues including the Gaza conflict, and boosting trade and investment between the two countries.
Fidan to Visit Egypt, Strengthening Bilateral Ties Amidst Regional Tensions
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will visit Cairo on August 9th to meet with Egyptian President el-Sisi, focusing on strengthening bilateral ties, addressing regional issues including the Gaza conflict, and boosting trade and investment between the two countries.
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28% Bias Score
Major Turkish Data Breach Exposes National Security Vulnerabilities
A data breach in Turkey exposed sensitive personal data from numerous government systems, including the e-Government system and MERNIS, raising serious national security concerns and highlighting vulnerabilities in Turkey's digital infrastructure; 16 suspects are on trial for allegedly selling the d...
Major Turkish Data Breach Exposes National Security Vulnerabilities
A data breach in Turkey exposed sensitive personal data from numerous government systems, including the e-Government system and MERNIS, raising serious national security concerns and highlighting vulnerabilities in Turkey's digital infrastructure; 16 suspects are on trial for allegedly selling the d...
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44% Bias Score
Lawyer Arrested in İBB Influence Peddling Probe
Following allegations of an 'İBB lawsuit exchange', lawyer Mehmet Yıldırım was arrested in Antalya on influence peddling charges; he admits to receiving significant sums as attorney fees from İBB officials but denies wrongdoing, claiming the audio recording implicating him was made by Yener Torunlar...
Lawyer Arrested in İBB Influence Peddling Probe
Following allegations of an 'İBB lawsuit exchange', lawyer Mehmet Yıldırım was arrested in Antalya on influence peddling charges; he admits to receiving significant sums as attorney fees from İBB officials but denies wrongdoing, claiming the audio recording implicating him was made by Yener Torunlar...
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36% Bias Score
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