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Özcan Criticizes Yerlikaya's Kartalkaya Fire Report: Investigation Permit, Not Conclusive Findings
Bolu Mayor Tanju Özcan criticized Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya for presenting an investigation permit as a conclusive report on the Kartalkaya fire, arguing it's premature as a legal challenge is pending and the actual report determining responsibility is still unreleased.
Özcan Criticizes Yerlikaya's Kartalkaya Fire Report: Investigation Permit, Not Conclusive Findings
Bolu Mayor Tanju Özcan criticized Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya for presenting an investigation permit as a conclusive report on the Kartalkaya fire, arguing it's premature as a legal challenge is pending and the actual report determining responsibility is still unreleased.
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44% Bias Score
Turkey's Economic Ambitions in Post-War Syria
Turkey, which has hosted millions of Syrian refugees since 2011, now seeks to profit from Syria's reconstruction, despite recent Syrian customs measures increasing tariffs on Turkish goods by up to 500%.
Turkey's Economic Ambitions in Post-War Syria
Turkey, which has hosted millions of Syrian refugees since 2011, now seeks to profit from Syria's reconstruction, despite recent Syrian customs measures increasing tariffs on Turkish goods by up to 500%.
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44% Bias Score
Turkish Lawmaker Condemns Investigation of Actress for YPJ Role
Turkish lawmaker Orhan Miroğlu criticized the investigation of actress Melisa Sözen for her role as a YPJ fighter in a French TV series, arguing it sets a dangerous precedent for artistic expression and could lead to Turkey's narrative on its conflict being shaped by foreign productions.
Turkish Lawmaker Condemns Investigation of Actress for YPJ Role
Turkish lawmaker Orhan Miroğlu criticized the investigation of actress Melisa Sözen for her role as a YPJ fighter in a French TV series, arguing it sets a dangerous precedent for artistic expression and could lead to Turkey's narrative on its conflict being shaped by foreign productions.
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60% Bias Score
Turkey Shifts to New Teacher Recruitment System
Turkey's Ministry of National Education announced that the 2024 KPSS exam will be the last teacher recruitment via KPSS, with a new Academy Entrance Exam starting July 13th for future teacher recruitment; the program includes a 14-month training period with a salary slightly above minimum wage.
Turkey Shifts to New Teacher Recruitment System
Turkey's Ministry of National Education announced that the 2024 KPSS exam will be the last teacher recruitment via KPSS, with a new Academy Entrance Exam starting July 13th for future teacher recruitment; the program includes a 14-month training period with a salary slightly above minimum wage.
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48% Bias Score
Syrian Leader's Ankara Visit Follows Contentious Victory Congress
Ahmed el-Shara, declared Transitional President of Syria on January 29th, 2025, after a congress dominated by the Syrian National Army (SNA), visited Ankara today; the congress's composition and el-Shara's prior visit to Saudi Arabia raise questions about the new government's alliances and stability...
Syrian Leader's Ankara Visit Follows Contentious Victory Congress
Ahmed el-Shara, declared Transitional President of Syria on January 29th, 2025, after a congress dominated by the Syrian National Army (SNA), visited Ankara today; the congress's composition and el-Shara's prior visit to Saudi Arabia raise questions about the new government's alliances and stability...
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52% Bias Score
Fifteen Palestinian Prisoners Arrive in Turkey Under Gaza Ceasefire Agreement
Fifteen Palestinian prisoners, released in the Gaza ceasefire agreement, arrived in Turkey on February 4, 2025, via Egypt, following the release of 583 prisoners; Turkey is providing them refuge, with the relocation facilitated by Turkish and Egyptian efforts and indicating a broader trend in future...
Fifteen Palestinian Prisoners Arrive in Turkey Under Gaza Ceasefire Agreement
Fifteen Palestinian prisoners, released in the Gaza ceasefire agreement, arrived in Turkey on February 4, 2025, via Egypt, following the release of 583 prisoners; Turkey is providing them refuge, with the relocation facilitated by Turkish and Egyptian efforts and indicating a broader trend in future...
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36% Bias Score
Eight Turkish Officers Expelled Amidst Concerns of Military Coup
Eight Turkish army officers were expelled for an incident involving a reported oath taken by 400 officers, raising concerns about the potential for future military intervention due to Turkey's history of coups.
Eight Turkish Officers Expelled Amidst Concerns of Military Coup
Eight Turkish army officers were expelled for an incident involving a reported oath taken by 400 officers, raising concerns about the potential for future military intervention due to Turkey's history of coups.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Government Criticized for Aegean Earthquake Response
CHP leader Özgür Özel criticized the Turkish government's response to recent earthquakes in the Aegean Sea, noting that Greece evacuated islands while Turkey showed no significant response. He linked this to the inadequate response to the February 6th earthquake.
Turkish Government Criticized for Aegean Earthquake Response
CHP leader Özgür Özel criticized the Turkish government's response to recent earthquakes in the Aegean Sea, noting that Greece evacuated islands while Turkey showed no significant response. He linked this to the inadequate response to the February 6th earthquake.
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56% Bias Score
Aegean Sea Quake Swarm Prompts Volcanic Monitoring in Turkey
The Aegean Sea experienced nearly 1000 earthquakes since January 28, with the largest reaching magnitude 5.2, prompting monitoring by AFAD for potential volcanic activity near Santorini Island and its impact on Turkey.
Aegean Sea Quake Swarm Prompts Volcanic Monitoring in Turkey
The Aegean Sea experienced nearly 1000 earthquakes since January 28, with the largest reaching magnitude 5.2, prompting monitoring by AFAD for potential volcanic activity near Santorini Island and its impact on Turkey.
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36% Bias Score
Manbij Car Bomb Kills 20, Exacerbating Syrian Tensions
A car bomb in Manbij, Syria, killed at least 20 people, mostly women, on a main road near agricultural workers, marking the deadliest attack since Assad's overthrow and escalating tensions amid ongoing negotiations between the Syrian government and the SDF.
Manbij Car Bomb Kills 20, Exacerbating Syrian Tensions
A car bomb in Manbij, Syria, killed at least 20 people, mostly women, on a main road near agricultural workers, marking the deadliest attack since Assad's overthrow and escalating tensions amid ongoing negotiations between the Syrian government and the SDF.
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56% Bias Score
Greece Counters Turkey's Aegean Assertions, Unveils Military Uniform Upgrade
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias presented evidence of Turkish officials' provocative statements to the French ambassador, while simultaneously unveiling a €200 million upgrade to Greek military uniforms, and the foreign minister plans a visit to Syria.
Greece Counters Turkey's Aegean Assertions, Unveils Military Uniform Upgrade
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias presented evidence of Turkish officials' provocative statements to the French ambassador, while simultaneously unveiling a €200 million upgrade to Greek military uniforms, and the foreign minister plans a visit to Syria.
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44% Bias Score
Laschet Questions CDU's Immigration Strategy After Election
Following Germany's elections, CDU's Armin Laschet expressed reservations about the party's immigration bill passed with AfD votes, citing potential negative impacts despite acknowledging voter anxieties and the need for immigration controls.
Laschet Questions CDU's Immigration Strategy After Election
Following Germany's elections, CDU's Armin Laschet expressed reservations about the party's immigration bill passed with AfD votes, citing potential negative impacts despite acknowledging voter anxieties and the need for immigration controls.
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48% Bias Score
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