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22 Arrested in Turkey in Anti-FETÖ Financial Operation
Turkish authorities arrested 22 suspects, including HAKMAR Group Chairman Zeki Doruk, in an operation targeting FETÖ's financial network. Doruk allegedly used his companies, HAKMAR and TATBAK, for transferring funds to FETÖ members, leading to the appointment of administrators to those companies.
22 Arrested in Turkey in Anti-FETÖ Financial Operation
Turkish authorities arrested 22 suspects, including HAKMAR Group Chairman Zeki Doruk, in an operation targeting FETÖ's financial network. Doruk allegedly used his companies, HAKMAR and TATBAK, for transferring funds to FETÖ members, leading to the appointment of administrators to those companies.
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64% Bias Score
Turkey Approves Mining on Olive Groves Despite Public Outcry
The Turkish Parliament approved the first 11 articles of a bill allowing mining on olive groves, requiring relocation and replanting of double the number of olive trees, sparking public debate over environmental and economic impacts.
Turkey Approves Mining on Olive Groves Despite Public Outcry
The Turkish Parliament approved the first 11 articles of a bill allowing mining on olive groves, requiring relocation and replanting of double the number of olive trees, sparking public debate over environmental and economic impacts.
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40% Bias Score
Yavaş Declines Presidential Candidacy Amid İmamoğlu's Imprisonment
Ankara Mayor Mansur Yavaş has publicly refused to consider a presidential candidacy while CHP's Ekrem İmamoğlu remains imprisoned, citing the inappropriateness of such discussion while a fellow party member faces legal challenges; Yavaş's high poll numbers and comments on CHP's evolving religious st...
Yavaş Declines Presidential Candidacy Amid İmamoğlu's Imprisonment
Ankara Mayor Mansur Yavaş has publicly refused to consider a presidential candidacy while CHP's Ekrem İmamoğlu remains imprisoned, citing the inappropriateness of such discussion while a fellow party member faces legal challenges; Yavaş's high poll numbers and comments on CHP's evolving religious st...
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36% Bias Score
Wetland Loss to Cost $39 Trillion by 2050
The Ramsar Convention reports a 22% global wetland loss since 1970, with a projected 20% loss by 2050 costing $39 trillion; primary causes include agriculture, pollution, invasive species, and climate change impacts.
Wetland Loss to Cost $39 Trillion by 2050
The Ramsar Convention reports a 22% global wetland loss since 1970, with a projected 20% loss by 2050 costing $39 trillion; primary causes include agriculture, pollution, invasive species, and climate change impacts.
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24% Bias Score
Erdoğan Responds to "Ummetçilik" Accusations, Highlights "Turk-Kurd-Arab Alliance
Turkish President Erdoğan responded to CHP leader Özgür Özel's accusations of "ummetçilik," stating that his messages about a "Turk-Kurd-Arab alliance" upset those he labeled representatives of 'one-party fascism' and those profiting from conflict, dismissing the accusations as absurd and reflecting...
Erdoğan Responds to "Ummetçilik" Accusations, Highlights "Turk-Kurd-Arab Alliance
Turkish President Erdoğan responded to CHP leader Özgür Özel's accusations of "ummetçilik," stating that his messages about a "Turk-Kurd-Arab alliance" upset those he labeled representatives of 'one-party fascism' and those profiting from conflict, dismissing the accusations as absurd and reflecting...
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60% Bias Score
Turkish Official Rejects Claims of Imam Hatip School Success in LGS Exam
Following allegations of disproportionate success of Imam Hatip school students in Turkey's LGS exam, AKP deputy chairman Abdulhamit Gül denounced the criticism as baseless and disrespectful, while the Ministry of National Education (MEB) refuted initial claims, stating only 63 of 719 perfect-scorin...
Turkish Official Rejects Claims of Imam Hatip School Success in LGS Exam
Following allegations of disproportionate success of Imam Hatip school students in Turkey's LGS exam, AKP deputy chairman Abdulhamit Gül denounced the criticism as baseless and disrespectful, while the Ministry of National Education (MEB) refuted initial claims, stating only 63 of 719 perfect-scorin...
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56% Bias Score
Altun's Silence on Haydanlı Contract Allegations Amidst Human Rights Appointment
Former Turkish government official Fahrettin Altun, now appointed as Human Rights Director, faces criticism for his lack of response to allegations of involvement with Serdar Haydanlı, who received government contracts while Altun was Director of Communications, as evidenced by a document presented ...
Altun's Silence on Haydanlı Contract Allegations Amidst Human Rights Appointment
Former Turkish government official Fahrettin Altun, now appointed as Human Rights Director, faces criticism for his lack of response to allegations of involvement with Serdar Haydanlı, who received government contracts while Altun was Director of Communications, as evidenced by a document presented ...
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52% Bias Score
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60% Bias Score
Turkish Parliament to Establish Commission on Kurdish Issue
Turkey's Parliament is establishing a commission to address the Kurdish issue, with a Friday meeting to finalize its rules and membership; the commission's structure will differ from other committees, using a qualified majority decision-making process; its impact depends on inter-party cooperation.
Turkish Parliament to Establish Commission on Kurdish Issue
Turkey's Parliament is establishing a commission to address the Kurdish issue, with a Friday meeting to finalize its rules and membership; the commission's structure will differ from other committees, using a qualified majority decision-making process; its impact depends on inter-party cooperation.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey's Wildfire Response: Ground Crews Crippled Despite Large Air Fleet
Turkey's forest firefighting strategy is facing criticism due to insufficient ground personnel, despite a large aerial fleet, which includes many leased aircraft and helicopters costing 3.784 billion TL (2022-2024); the government is procuring new firefighting aircraft and helicopters.
Turkey's Wildfire Response: Ground Crews Crippled Despite Large Air Fleet
Turkey's forest firefighting strategy is facing criticism due to insufficient ground personnel, despite a large aerial fleet, which includes many leased aircraft and helicopters costing 3.784 billion TL (2022-2024); the government is procuring new firefighting aircraft and helicopters.
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36% Bias Score
Turkish Lawyer's Detention Extended Amidst Political Tensions
Mehmet Pehlivan, lawyer for CHP's presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, was arrested on June 19th and his detention was extended on July 17th after a court hearing where he appeared alone, despite his lawyers being present at the courthouse. The decision has raised concerns about judicial independe...
Turkish Lawyer's Detention Extended Amidst Political Tensions
Mehmet Pehlivan, lawyer for CHP's presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, was arrested on June 19th and his detention was extended on July 17th after a court hearing where he appeared alone, despite his lawyers being present at the courthouse. The decision has raised concerns about judicial independe...
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Domestic Equity Holdings Rise Despite Underperforming Inflation
Domestic investors' equity holdings in Turkey rose 7.9% to 3.89 trillion lira in the first half of 2025, with individual investors holding 1.91 trillion lira, though returns lagged inflation; total domestic financial assets increased 19% to 40.15 trillion lira.
Turkish Domestic Equity Holdings Rise Despite Underperforming Inflation
Domestic investors' equity holdings in Turkey rose 7.9% to 3.89 trillion lira in the first half of 2025, with individual investors holding 1.91 trillion lira, though returns lagged inflation; total domestic financial assets increased 19% to 40.15 trillion lira.
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40% Bias Score
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