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Turkey Registers New Marine Protected Areas Amidst Aegean Sea Dispute with Greece
Turkey registered new marine protected areas with UNESCO's IOC, directly responding to Greece's recent unilateral declaration of two marine parks in the Aegean and Ionian Seas; Turkey emphasizes its commitment to marine conservation and cooperation, while also asserting its maritime claims.
Turkey Registers New Marine Protected Areas Amidst Aegean Sea Dispute with Greece
Turkey registered new marine protected areas with UNESCO's IOC, directly responding to Greece's recent unilateral declaration of two marine parks in the Aegean and Ionian Seas; Turkey emphasizes its commitment to marine conservation and cooperation, while also asserting its maritime claims.
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40% Bias Score
Tesla Found Partially Liable in 2019 Autopilot Fatality, Ordered to Pay $242.5 Million
A Florida jury ruled Tesla 33% responsible for a 2019 Autopilot accident that killed Naibel Benavides and injured Dillon Angulo, ordering a $242.5 million payout; Tesla is appealing.
Tesla Found Partially Liable in 2019 Autopilot Fatality, Ordered to Pay $242.5 Million
A Florida jury ruled Tesla 33% responsible for a 2019 Autopilot accident that killed Naibel Benavides and injured Dillon Angulo, ordering a $242.5 million payout; Tesla is appealing.
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36% Bias Score
Bodrum Castle Hosts International Ballet Festival
The 22nd International Bodrum Ballet Festival is taking place at the historic Bodrum Castle in Bodrum, Muğla, Turkey, from August 1st to 25th, 2025, using the castle's unique setting to create an unforgettable experience for ballet lovers. The festival opened with a performance of Swan Lake.
Bodrum Castle Hosts International Ballet Festival
The 22nd International Bodrum Ballet Festival is taking place at the historic Bodrum Castle in Bodrum, Muğla, Turkey, from August 1st to 25th, 2025, using the castle's unique setting to create an unforgettable experience for ballet lovers. The festival opened with a performance of Swan Lake.
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32% Bias Score
Turkish Pediatrician Arrested for Allegedly Acquiring Newborn
A 57-year-old pediatrician in Kuşadası, Turkey, was arrested for allegedly acquiring a newborn from its mother after birth on July 21st, claiming consent but facing charges of irregular adoption and negligent injury after the baby was injured; the case highlights vulnerabilities in newborn care and ...
Turkish Pediatrician Arrested for Allegedly Acquiring Newborn
A 57-year-old pediatrician in Kuşadası, Turkey, was arrested for allegedly acquiring a newborn from its mother after birth on July 21st, claiming consent but facing charges of irregular adoption and negligent injury after the baby was injured; the case highlights vulnerabilities in newborn care and ...
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56% Bias Score
Turkish Public Sector Workers to Receive Significant Pay Raise in 2025
Turkey's 600,000 public sector workers will receive a 24% wage increase in the first half of 2025, followed by additional increases in the second half, as per a new collective bargaining agreement signed after seven months of negotiations between the government and labor unions Türk-İş and Hak-İş.
Turkish Public Sector Workers to Receive Significant Pay Raise in 2025
Turkey's 600,000 public sector workers will receive a 24% wage increase in the first half of 2025, followed by additional increases in the second half, as per a new collective bargaining agreement signed after seven months of negotiations between the government and labor unions Türk-İş and Hak-İş.
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24% Bias Score
Turkey Postpones Miner Strike Amidst Inflation and Controversial New Law
Turkey's government postponed a miners' strike involving 600,000 workers due to an insufficient wage offer amid high inflation, coinciding with a new law granting significant advantages to mining companies; this decision has sparked criticism regarding worker's rights and raises concerns mirroring a...
Turkey Postpones Miner Strike Amidst Inflation and Controversial New Law
Turkey's government postponed a miners' strike involving 600,000 workers due to an insufficient wage offer amid high inflation, coinciding with a new law granting significant advantages to mining companies; this decision has sparked criticism regarding worker's rights and raises concerns mirroring a...
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44% Bias Score
Turkish Influencer Faces 308 Years for Fraud
A Turkish court indicted social media influencer Neslim Güngen and her husband, İnanç Güngen, on charges of organized crime, fraud, and money laundering, facing potential prison sentences ranging from 91 years and 9 months to 308 years. The indictment involves 26 suspects, including franchisees and ...
Turkish Influencer Faces 308 Years for Fraud
A Turkish court indicted social media influencer Neslim Güngen and her husband, İnanç Güngen, on charges of organized crime, fraud, and money laundering, facing potential prison sentences ranging from 91 years and 9 months to 308 years. The indictment involves 26 suspects, including franchisees and ...
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64% Bias Score
RTÜK Bans Tele1 for Five Days, Sparking Freedom of Speech Concerns
RTÜK, Turkey's media regulatory body, imposed a five-day ban on Tele1 television for allegedly inciting hatred and hostility, prompting criticism from the Türkiye Gazeteciler Cemiyeti (TGC) who view this action as an attack on freedom of speech, with the ban set to take effect on August 7th, 2025 un...
RTÜK Bans Tele1 for Five Days, Sparking Freedom of Speech Concerns
RTÜK, Turkey's media regulatory body, imposed a five-day ban on Tele1 television for allegedly inciting hatred and hostility, prompting criticism from the Türkiye Gazeteciler Cemiyeti (TGC) who view this action as an attack on freedom of speech, with the ban set to take effect on August 7th, 2025 un...
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56% Bias Score
Unsolved 1994 Murder of Murat Aslan Highlights Impunity in Turkey
On the 1062nd week of protests, the Saturday Mothers highlighted the unsolved 1994 disappearance and murder of Murat Aslan, whose remains were found in 2004 despite confessions implicating state security forces, yet no one has been prosecuted.
Unsolved 1994 Murder of Murat Aslan Highlights Impunity in Turkey
On the 1062nd week of protests, the Saturday Mothers highlighted the unsolved 1994 disappearance and murder of Murat Aslan, whose remains were found in 2004 despite confessions implicating state security forces, yet no one has been prosecuted.
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24% Bias Score
Internal Conflict Erupts in CHP over İmamoğlu Criticism
CHP member Ali Haydar Fırat criticized imprisoned presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, sparking internal conflict and accusations of manipulation from fellow party member Tolgahan Erdoğan, who alleges that certain individuals within the CHP are taking orders from imprisoned and fugitive figures.
Internal Conflict Erupts in CHP over İmamoğlu Criticism
CHP member Ali Haydar Fırat criticized imprisoned presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, sparking internal conflict and accusations of manipulation from fellow party member Tolgahan Erdoğan, who alleges that certain individuals within the CHP are taking orders from imprisoned and fugitive figures.
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40% Bias Score
CHP Accuses Turkish Government of Politically Motivated Arrests
CHP leader Özgür Özel accused the Turkish government of politically motivated arrests targeting CHP members, citing the case of Aziz İhsan Aktaş, who received most contracts from AKP municipalities yet faced no consequences, contrasting with the arrests of CHP members. He also criticized the judicia...
CHP Accuses Turkish Government of Politically Motivated Arrests
CHP leader Özgür Özel accused the Turkish government of politically motivated arrests targeting CHP members, citing the case of Aziz İhsan Aktaş, who received most contracts from AKP municipalities yet faced no consequences, contrasting with the arrests of CHP members. He also criticized the judicia...
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60% Bias Score
Turkish Government's Wage Offer to Türk-İş Awaits Union Member Vote
Türk-İş union leader Ergün Atalay met with President Erdoğan to discuss a government wage offer exceeding 16.11% but less than 16.57%, pending union member approval by Saturday. A recent strike was temporarily halted.
Turkish Government's Wage Offer to Türk-İş Awaits Union Member Vote
Türk-İş union leader Ergün Atalay met with President Erdoğan to discuss a government wage offer exceeding 16.11% but less than 16.57%, pending union member approval by Saturday. A recent strike was temporarily halted.
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36% Bias Score
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