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Turkey's PKK Disarmament Plan: Addressing Root Causes Crucial for Lasting Peace
A Turkish parliamentary commission is preparing a legal framework for PKK members surrendering their weapons, raising concerns that addressing root causes of the conflict—denial of Kurdish identity and repressive policies—is crucial for lasting peace, but the current political climate hinders progre...
Turkey's PKK Disarmament Plan: Addressing Root Causes Crucial for Lasting Peace
A Turkish parliamentary commission is preparing a legal framework for PKK members surrendering their weapons, raising concerns that addressing root causes of the conflict—denial of Kurdish identity and repressive policies—is crucial for lasting peace, but the current political climate hinders progre...
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48% Bias Score
Grand Kartal Hotel Fire: 78 Dead, Systemic Failures Investigated
A fire at the Grand Kartal Hotel in Kartalkaya, Bolu, Turkey, on January 21, killed 78 and injured 133; investigations are underway, targeting hotel owners, management, and local officials for potential manslaughter and negligence; an additional investigation targets former government inspectors.
Grand Kartal Hotel Fire: 78 Dead, Systemic Failures Investigated
A fire at the Grand Kartal Hotel in Kartalkaya, Bolu, Turkey, on January 21, killed 78 and injured 133; investigations are underway, targeting hotel owners, management, and local officials for potential manslaughter and negligence; an additional investigation targets former government inspectors.
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48% Bias Score
Turkey to Enhance Monitoring of Large Cash Transactions to Combat Money Laundering
Turkey's Treasury and Finance Ministry proposed a new regulation to monitor EFT, wire transfers, and cash transactions exceeding 200,000 TL to prevent money laundering, requiring detailed explanations and forms for transactions above 2 million TL, effective January 1, 2026, aligning with FATF standa...
Turkey to Enhance Monitoring of Large Cash Transactions to Combat Money Laundering
Turkey's Treasury and Finance Ministry proposed a new regulation to monitor EFT, wire transfers, and cash transactions exceeding 200,000 TL to prevent money laundering, requiring detailed explanations and forms for transactions above 2 million TL, effective January 1, 2026, aligning with FATF standa...
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24% Bias Score
Turkey's Inflation Rate Falls, But Public Perception Remains Negative
Turkey's July 2024 inflation rate dropped to 2.06 percent month-on-month and 33.52 percent year-on-year, according to TÜİK, contrasting with citizens' reports of worsening affordability and persistent high prices at Unkapanı Market.
Turkey's Inflation Rate Falls, But Public Perception Remains Negative
Turkey's July 2024 inflation rate dropped to 2.06 percent month-on-month and 33.52 percent year-on-year, according to TÜİK, contrasting with citizens' reports of worsening affordability and persistent high prices at Unkapanı Market.
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48% Bias Score
Turkey Seeks Defense Overhaul After Israel-Iran War
Following the June 13-24, 2025, Israel-Iran conflict, a CHP roadmap and a MIT National Intelligence Academy report both highlighted the need for Turkey to restructure its security and defense strategies, emphasizing the need for advanced air power, integrated air defense systems, and robust cyber ca...
Turkey Seeks Defense Overhaul After Israel-Iran War
Following the June 13-24, 2025, Israel-Iran conflict, a CHP roadmap and a MIT National Intelligence Academy report both highlighted the need for Turkey to restructure its security and defense strategies, emphasizing the need for advanced air power, integrated air defense systems, and robust cyber ca...
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16% Bias Score
Öcalan Commends PKK Disarmament, Urges Broader Peace Approach
Following two meetings last week, imprisoned PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan praised the PKK's disarmament ceremony, highlighting the demonstrated "will, belief, and commitment to peace." He stressed the need for a comprehensive approach focusing on Kurdish-Turkish reconciliation and Turkish democracy, w...
Öcalan Commends PKK Disarmament, Urges Broader Peace Approach
Following two meetings last week, imprisoned PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan praised the PKK's disarmament ceremony, highlighting the demonstrated "will, belief, and commitment to peace." He stressed the need for a comprehensive approach focusing on Kurdish-Turkish reconciliation and Turkish democracy, w...
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Indictment: 199 Suspects Charged in Fake Diploma Scheme
A Turkish indictment details a scheme where 199 suspects created 1000s of fake university diplomas and other documents using forged e-signatures, including replacing records of lawyers killed in the February 6 earthquake; suspects allegedly mocked the victims via WhatsApp.
Turkish Indictment: 199 Suspects Charged in Fake Diploma Scheme
A Turkish indictment details a scheme where 199 suspects created 1000s of fake university diplomas and other documents using forged e-signatures, including replacing records of lawyers killed in the February 6 earthquake; suspects allegedly mocked the victims via WhatsApp.
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24% Bias Score
AKP Criticizes Kırıkkale University's Renaming of Beşir Atalay Campus
Kırıkkale University renamed its "Prof. Dr. Beşir Atalay Campus" to "Kırıkkale University Martyrs' Campus", prompting criticism from AKP members who highlight Atalay's contributions and the lack of consultation with higher authorities.
AKP Criticizes Kırıkkale University's Renaming of Beşir Atalay Campus
Kırıkkale University renamed its "Prof. Dr. Beşir Atalay Campus" to "Kırıkkale University Martyrs' Campus", prompting criticism from AKP members who highlight Atalay's contributions and the lack of consultation with higher authorities.
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Soldiers' Deaths Prompt Investigation Demand
Two Turkish soldiers died at the İskenderun Naval Training Regiment; CHP deputy Yankı Bağcıoğlu demands a full investigation into the incident, citing concerns over command responsibility, inadequate healthcare, and the rejection of a parliamentary inquiry.
Turkish Soldiers' Deaths Prompt Investigation Demand
Two Turkish soldiers died at the İskenderun Naval Training Regiment; CHP deputy Yankı Bağcıoğlu demands a full investigation into the incident, citing concerns over command responsibility, inadequate healthcare, and the rejection of a parliamentary inquiry.
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28% Bias Score
US Officer Exposes Gaza Aid Distribution as Violent, Starvation-Causing
Retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Tony Aguilar resigned from his position overseeing aid distribution in Gaza after witnessing the deaths of children from starvation and the use of excessive force to control crowds, claiming the aid process was a "Hunger Games" scenario.
US Officer Exposes Gaza Aid Distribution as Violent, Starvation-Causing
Retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Tony Aguilar resigned from his position overseeing aid distribution in Gaza after witnessing the deaths of children from starvation and the use of excessive force to control crowds, claiming the aid process was a "Hunger Games" scenario.
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64% Bias Score
Turkish Law Allows Coal Mining Despite Environmental Concerns
A new Turkish law allows coal mining near Muğla, despite environmental concerns and protests, potentially harming olive groves and ecosystems; the CHP plans to challenge the law in the Constitutional Court.
Turkish Law Allows Coal Mining Despite Environmental Concerns
A new Turkish law allows coal mining near Muğla, despite environmental concerns and protests, potentially harming olive groves and ecosystems; the CHP plans to challenge the law in the Constitutional Court.
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56% Bias Score
Turkey's Crises: Wildfires, Repression, and a Call for Change"
Turkey faces a multitude of crises: wildfires causing deaths due to negligence, eight geese dying in captivity after being deemed a threat, and the use of intimidation tactics by officials, while a 30-year human rights activist stands against this backdrop, all highlighting a deeply troubled system.
Turkey's Crises: Wildfires, Repression, and a Call for Change"
Turkey faces a multitude of crises: wildfires causing deaths due to negligence, eight geese dying in captivity after being deemed a threat, and the use of intimidation tactics by officials, while a 30-year human rights activist stands against this backdrop, all highlighting a deeply troubled system.
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64% Bias Score
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