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PKK Militants to Surrender Weapons in Ranya
On July 11th, a group of approximately 20–30 PKK militants will surrender their weapons in Ranya, northeastern Iraq, in a ceremony attended by officials from Turkey and Iraq; the PKK's disarmament is conditional upon reciprocal steps from Ankara.
PKK Militants to Surrender Weapons in Ranya
On July 11th, a group of approximately 20–30 PKK militants will surrender their weapons in Ranya, northeastern Iraq, in a ceremony attended by officials from Turkey and Iraq; the PKK's disarmament is conditional upon reciprocal steps from Ankara.
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44% Bias Score
PKK Begins Disarmament in Northern Iraq
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) initiated a disarmament ceremony near Sulaimaniyah, northern Iraq, on July 10, 2024, marking a potential shift in their decades-long armed conflict against Turkey, following their May announcement of abandoning armed struggle and focusing on political dialogue. App...
PKK Begins Disarmament in Northern Iraq
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) initiated a disarmament ceremony near Sulaimaniyah, northern Iraq, on July 10, 2024, marking a potential shift in their decades-long armed conflict against Turkey, following their May announcement of abandoning armed struggle and focusing on political dialogue. App...
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32% Bias Score
PKK Begins Symbolic Disarmament in Iraqi Kurdistan
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) initiated a symbolic disarmament ceremony in Iraqi Kurdistan on Friday, involving 30 fighters and overseen by Turkish officials, marking a potential turning point in their four-decade conflict with Turkey that has caused over 40,000 deaths.
PKK Begins Symbolic Disarmament in Iraqi Kurdistan
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) initiated a symbolic disarmament ceremony in Iraqi Kurdistan on Friday, involving 30 fighters and overseen by Turkish officials, marking a potential turning point in their four-decade conflict with Turkey that has caused over 40,000 deaths.
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40% Bias Score
Death of Turkish Presidential Advisor Yiğit Bulut
Yiğit Bulut, a 53-year-old presidential advisor and member of Turkey's Economic Policies Board, died in Istanbul on October 26, 2023, after a battle with pancreatic cancer; his death has prompted condolences from top Turkish officials.
Death of Turkish Presidential Advisor Yiğit Bulut
Yiğit Bulut, a 53-year-old presidential advisor and member of Turkey's Economic Policies Board, died in Istanbul on October 26, 2023, after a battle with pancreatic cancer; his death has prompted condolences from top Turkish officials.
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36% Bias Score
Israeli Official Urges Congress to Block F-35 Sale to Turkey
An Israeli official warned against selling F-35s to Turkey due to concerns about potential Turkish aggression towards Israel, citing Turkey's neo-Ottoman ideology and recent public statements about Jerusalem. The official urged US Congressional intervention to prevent the sale, despite a recent US a...
Israeli Official Urges Congress to Block F-35 Sale to Turkey
An Israeli official warned against selling F-35s to Turkey due to concerns about potential Turkish aggression towards Israel, citing Turkey's neo-Ottoman ideology and recent public statements about Jerusalem. The official urged US Congressional intervention to prevent the sale, despite a recent US a...
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52% Bias Score
MESEM Program: Exploitative Apprenticeships Expanding to Vocational High Schools
The MESEM program, integrating vocational training with apprenticeships, has seen a surge in exploitation of apprentices with reported wage theft, excessive work hours, and child labor deaths, prompting concerns about the 2025 plan to expand the model to vocational high schools.
MESEM Program: Exploitative Apprenticeships Expanding to Vocational High Schools
The MESEM program, integrating vocational training with apprenticeships, has seen a surge in exploitation of apprentices with reported wage theft, excessive work hours, and child labor deaths, prompting concerns about the 2025 plan to expand the model to vocational high schools.
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64% Bias Score
PKK Begins Disarmament Process in Iraqi Kurdistan
In a significant development, the PKK initiated its disarmament process today in Iraqi Kurdistan, marking a potential end to its 40-year armed struggle after a 9-month negotiation involving the Turkish government, the HDP, and PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan. This first step involved approximately 40 fig...
PKK Begins Disarmament Process in Iraqi Kurdistan
In a significant development, the PKK initiated its disarmament process today in Iraqi Kurdistan, marking a potential end to its 40-year armed struggle after a 9-month negotiation involving the Turkish government, the HDP, and PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan. This first step involved approximately 40 fig...
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52% Bias Score
Turkish AKP Official Accused of Misusing Bank Funds
AKP official Veysi Kaynak, Ziraat Bank's vice chairman, allegedly obtained a 265 million lira loan and 840 million lira in government incentives for his company, Kuvva Gıda, sparking controversy in the Turkish Parliament.
Turkish AKP Official Accused of Misusing Bank Funds
AKP official Veysi Kaynak, Ziraat Bank's vice chairman, allegedly obtained a 265 million lira loan and 840 million lira in government incentives for his company, Kuvva Gıda, sparking controversy in the Turkish Parliament.
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56% Bias Score
Turkish Parliament Blocks Investigation into Deaths of 12 Soldiers
Twelve Turkish soldiers died in an incident; a parliamentary investigation was rejected, hindering accountability and raising concerns about transparency within the Turkish political system.
Turkish Parliament Blocks Investigation into Deaths of 12 Soldiers
Twelve Turkish soldiers died in an incident; a parliamentary investigation was rejected, hindering accountability and raising concerns about transparency within the Turkish political system.
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56% Bias Score
Twelve Soldiers Die in Cave Search Operation
Twelve Turkish soldiers died from poisonous gas in a cave while searching for the remains of Lieutenant Nuri Melih Bozkurt, based on information from a surrendering female PKK terrorist who indicated the location of a medical depot within the cave.
Twelve Soldiers Die in Cave Search Operation
Twelve Turkish soldiers died from poisonous gas in a cave while searching for the remains of Lieutenant Nuri Melih Bozkurt, based on information from a surrendering female PKK terrorist who indicated the location of a medical depot within the cave.
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52% Bias Score
Perinçek Opposes PKK Weapon Destruction, Advocates for Military Integration
Doğu Perinçek, leader of the Vatan Partisi, opposed the symbolic destruction of PKK weapons at their surrender ceremony in Süleymaniye, advocating for their integration into Turkey's military and police forces due to ongoing regional conflicts.
Perinçek Opposes PKK Weapon Destruction, Advocates for Military Integration
Doğu Perinçek, leader of the Vatan Partisi, opposed the symbolic destruction of PKK weapons at their surrender ceremony in Süleymaniye, advocating for their integration into Turkey's military and police forces due to ongoing regional conflicts.
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52% Bias Score
PKK Begins Disarmament After Four-Decade Conflict with Turkey
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) initiated a symbolic disarmament process in northern Iraq on Friday, destroying weapons after announcing an end to their four-decade armed conflict with Turkey that killed over 40,000 people.
PKK Begins Disarmament After Four-Decade Conflict with Turkey
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) initiated a symbolic disarmament process in northern Iraq on Friday, destroying weapons after announcing an end to their four-decade armed conflict with Turkey that killed over 40,000 people.
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36% Bias Score
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