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Erdoğan Rejects Opposition Claims of Police Setup in Manavgat Bribery Case
President Erdoğan denounced CHP leader Özgür Özel's claims of a police setup in the Manavgat Municipality bribery investigation, demanding evidence be presented to the court following the arrest of 19 individuals, including the mayor, and the discovery of €110,000 in cash.
Erdoğan Rejects Opposition Claims of Police Setup in Manavgat Bribery Case
President Erdoğan denounced CHP leader Özgür Özel's claims of a police setup in the Manavgat Municipality bribery investigation, demanding evidence be presented to the court following the arrest of 19 individuals, including the mayor, and the discovery of €110,000 in cash.
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64% Bias Score
Turkey's "Peace Process": A Cost-Benefit Analysis
In Turkey, a "peace process" aims to establish a terror-free environment; however, this involves widespread suppression of dissent, affecting various segments of society, and raising concerns about the sustainability and ethical implications of the approach.
Turkey's "Peace Process": A Cost-Benefit Analysis
In Turkey, a "peace process" aims to establish a terror-free environment; however, this involves widespread suppression of dissent, affecting various segments of society, and raising concerns about the sustainability and ethical implications of the approach.
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72% Bias Score
Ankara Lawyer Attack: Serious Injuries Prompt Bar Association Action
In Ankara, Turkey, on February 21, 2024, lawyer Dogan Polat and three bailiffs were attacked during a seizure, resulting in serious injuries requiring surgery for Mr. Polat; the Istanbul Bar Association condemned the attack and called for action.
Ankara Lawyer Attack: Serious Injuries Prompt Bar Association Action
In Ankara, Turkey, on February 21, 2024, lawyer Dogan Polat and three bailiffs were attacked during a seizure, resulting in serious injuries requiring surgery for Mr. Polat; the Istanbul Bar Association condemned the attack and called for action.
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48% Bias Score
CHP Accuses Istanbul Prosecutors of Politically Motivated Arrests
The CHP filed a formal complaint with Turkey's HSK against Istanbul's Chief Prosecutor Akın Gürlek and two other prosecutors, alleging abuse of power, violation of investigation secrecy, defamation, and politically motivated arrests of CHP mayors and presidential candidates following Gürlek's allege...
CHP Accuses Istanbul Prosecutors of Politically Motivated Arrests
The CHP filed a formal complaint with Turkey's HSK against Istanbul's Chief Prosecutor Akın Gürlek and two other prosecutors, alleging abuse of power, violation of investigation secrecy, defamation, and politically motivated arrests of CHP mayors and presidential candidates following Gürlek's allege...
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60% Bias Score
Imamoglu Calls for Full EU Visa Liberalization for Turkey
Jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, from his Silivri prison cell, urged the EU and Turkish government to finalize visa liberalization for Turkish citizens, citing the recent easing of visa processes as insufficient and highlighting Turkey's unique position as the only EU candidate country without ...
Imamoglu Calls for Full EU Visa Liberalization for Turkey
Jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, from his Silivri prison cell, urged the EU and Turkish government to finalize visa liberalization for Turkish citizens, citing the recent easing of visa processes as insufficient and highlighting Turkey's unique position as the only EU candidate country without ...
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44% Bias Score
Ransomware Attack Bankrupts British Firm, Exposing UK Cybersecurity Weakness
A weak password compromised KNP, a 158-year-old British transport firm, leading to its collapse, 700 job losses, and illustrating the UK's vulnerability to ransomware attacks costing an average of £4 million per incident.
Ransomware Attack Bankrupts British Firm, Exposing UK Cybersecurity Weakness
A weak password compromised KNP, a 158-year-old British transport firm, leading to its collapse, 700 job losses, and illustrating the UK's vulnerability to ransomware attacks costing an average of £4 million per incident.
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40% Bias Score
Türkiye Kamu-Sen Demands Significant Salary Increases for Public Sector Employees
Türkiye Kamu-Sen is demanding a 7,500 lira salary increase and significant percentage-based raises for public employees and retirees in 2026 and 2027, citing past inflation shortfalls and advocating for a new collective bargaining system. These demands will be presented during the 8th Collective Bar...
Türkiye Kamu-Sen Demands Significant Salary Increases for Public Sector Employees
Türkiye Kamu-Sen is demanding a 7,500 lira salary increase and significant percentage-based raises for public employees and retirees in 2026 and 2027, citing past inflation shortfalls and advocating for a new collective bargaining system. These demands will be presented during the 8th Collective Bar...
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44% Bias Score
Tanrıkulu Rejects Erdoğan's EU Membership Call, Citing Human Rights Concerns
CHP MP Sezgin Tanrıkulu criticizes President Erdoğan's call to lift barriers to EU membership, asserting that Turkey's failure to uphold rule of law, judicial independence, and human rights, as evidenced by cases such as those involving Osman Kavala and Selahattin Demirtaş, prevents progress in acce...
Tanrıkulu Rejects Erdoğan's EU Membership Call, Citing Human Rights Concerns
CHP MP Sezgin Tanrıkulu criticizes President Erdoğan's call to lift barriers to EU membership, asserting that Turkey's failure to uphold rule of law, judicial independence, and human rights, as evidenced by cases such as those involving Osman Kavala and Selahattin Demirtaş, prevents progress in acce...
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40% Bias Score
Ağrı Dağı Glacier Shrinks 41% Due to Global Warming
Analysis of satellite imagery reveals that Ağrı Dağı's summit glacier has shrunk by 41% since 1987, decreasing from 8,042 square kilometers to 4,950 square kilometers, primarily due to global warming, and could disappear almost entirely within the next 50 years.
Ağrı Dağı Glacier Shrinks 41% Due to Global Warming
Analysis of satellite imagery reveals that Ağrı Dağı's summit glacier has shrunk by 41% since 1987, decreasing from 8,042 square kilometers to 4,950 square kilometers, primarily due to global warming, and could disappear almost entirely within the next 50 years.
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40% Bias Score
Erdoğan Condemns Israeli Blockade of Gaza, Calling It Genocide
During a speech at IDEF, President Erdoğan condemned Israel's blockade of Gaza, stating it has caused a humanitarian crisis with children starving and described Israeli actions as a genocide surpassing the Nazis; he called for an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian aid access.
Erdoğan Condemns Israeli Blockade of Gaza, Calling It Genocide
During a speech at IDEF, President Erdoğan condemned Israel's blockade of Gaza, stating it has caused a humanitarian crisis with children starving and described Israeli actions as a genocide surpassing the Nazis; he called for an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian aid access.
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72% Bias Score
White House Expels WSJ From Presidential Press Pool
The White House expelled the Wall Street Journal from the press pool covering President Trump's Scotland visit after the Journal published an article alleging Trump sent Jeffrey Epstein a birthday letter; the AP's access was also previously blocked for refusing to rename the "Gulf of Mexico".
White House Expels WSJ From Presidential Press Pool
The White House expelled the Wall Street Journal from the press pool covering President Trump's Scotland visit after the Journal published an article alleging Trump sent Jeffrey Epstein a birthday letter; the AP's access was also previously blocked for refusing to rename the "Gulf of Mexico".
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56% Bias Score
CHP Challenges Five Turkish Laws, Presidential Decree in Constitutional Court
Turkey's CHP filed a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court challenging five laws and a presidential decree, arguing they exceed constitutional authority and concentrate power in the executive branch, impacting university governance, municipal rights, and judicial processes.
CHP Challenges Five Turkish Laws, Presidential Decree in Constitutional Court
Turkey's CHP filed a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court challenging five laws and a presidential decree, arguing they exceed constitutional authority and concentrate power in the executive branch, impacting university governance, municipal rights, and judicial processes.
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36% Bias Score
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