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Turkish Forensic Reports Detail Negligence in 10 Infant Deaths
Forensic reports in Turkey's "newborn gang" trial reveal that 10 infants died due to medical negligence in various hospitals, including inadequate resuscitation by unqualified staff, bypassing emergency services, and organizational failures leading to improper treatment and oversight.
Turkish Forensic Reports Detail Negligence in 10 Infant Deaths
Forensic reports in Turkey's "newborn gang" trial reveal that 10 infants died due to medical negligence in various hospitals, including inadequate resuscitation by unqualified staff, bypassing emergency services, and organizational failures leading to improper treatment and oversight.
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60% Bias Score


AICA Turkey Refers Two Art Critics to Ethics Committee Amidst Sexual Harassment Allegations
Following accusations of sexual harassment, AICA Turkey's ethics committee is reviewing cases against art critics Oğuz Karayemiş and Ahmet Ergenç, expanding upon prior investigations into similar allegations involving other members within the organization. The decision to remove membership will be m...
AICA Turkey Refers Two Art Critics to Ethics Committee Amidst Sexual Harassment Allegations
Following accusations of sexual harassment, AICA Turkey's ethics committee is reviewing cases against art critics Oğuz Karayemiş and Ahmet Ergenç, expanding upon prior investigations into similar allegations involving other members within the organization. The decision to remove membership will be m...
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44% Bias Score


Turkey Debates 'Woman's Statement as Evidence' Principle Amidst Sexual Harassment Allegations
In Turkey, a debate about the legal principle of 'woman's statement as evidence' is ongoing following numerous sexual harassment allegations against prominent men in the film and broadcasting industries; the principle prioritizes the victim's testimony in sexual assault cases where physical evidence...
Turkey Debates 'Woman's Statement as Evidence' Principle Amidst Sexual Harassment Allegations
In Turkey, a debate about the legal principle of 'woman's statement as evidence' is ongoing following numerous sexual harassment allegations against prominent men in the film and broadcasting industries; the principle prioritizes the victim's testimony in sexual assault cases where physical evidence...
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44% Bias Score


Turkish Officials Charged in Hatay Apartment Collapse
Following the collapse of the Yağmur Apartment in Hatay, Turkey's February 6th earthquakes, resulting in 26 deaths, 10 municipal officials face charges of "conscious negligence" for failing to properly oversee the building's construction, which violated earthquake regulations.
Turkish Officials Charged in Hatay Apartment Collapse
Following the collapse of the Yağmur Apartment in Hatay, Turkey's February 6th earthquakes, resulting in 26 deaths, 10 municipal officials face charges of "conscious negligence" for failing to properly oversee the building's construction, which violated earthquake regulations.
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36% Bias Score


Ukraine Peacekeeping Force: Greece Rejects Participation, Turkey's Role Prominent
Amidst discussions of a potential peacekeeping force for Ukraine, Greece rejects sending troops due to existing security challenges, while Turkey's potential participation is seen as strategically advantageous due to European hesitancy; this highlights differing geopolitical priorities.
Ukraine Peacekeeping Force: Greece Rejects Participation, Turkey's Role Prominent
Amidst discussions of a potential peacekeeping force for Ukraine, Greece rejects sending troops due to existing security challenges, while Turkey's potential participation is seen as strategically advantageous due to European hesitancy; this highlights differing geopolitical priorities.
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36% Bias Score


EU's SAFE Program Excludes Non-Member States from Defense Loans and Procurements
The EU's SAFE program only provides loans to member states and restricts joint defense procurements to entities meeting strict security criteria, excluding most non-member countries like Turkey, except for those with specific agreements and security checks; this prioritizes EU member security intere...
EU's SAFE Program Excludes Non-Member States from Defense Loans and Procurements
The EU's SAFE program only provides loans to member states and restricts joint defense procurements to entities meeting strict security criteria, excluding most non-member countries like Turkey, except for those with specific agreements and security checks; this prioritizes EU member security intere...
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0% Bias Score

Turkish Defense Contractor Asan Group's Executives Arrested on Espionage Charges
Turkish authorities arrested Asan Group's owner and general manager on Wednesday for suspected military espionage and ties to the Gulen movement; ten Asan subsidiaries are now under state control, and the company denies allegations of receiving classified military information.

Turkish Defense Contractor Asan Group's Executives Arrested on Espionage Charges
Turkish authorities arrested Asan Group's owner and general manager on Wednesday for suspected military espionage and ties to the Gulen movement; ten Asan subsidiaries are now under state control, and the company denies allegations of receiving classified military information.
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44% Bias Score

SGK Extends Statute of Limitations for Overdue Social Security Premiums to 10 Years
Turkey's Social Security Institution (SGK) announced a new regulation on August 26th, extending the statute of limitations for overdue social security premiums to 10 years and clarifying rules on debt collection and eligibility for public tenders and government benefits.

SGK Extends Statute of Limitations for Overdue Social Security Premiums to 10 Years
Turkey's Social Security Institution (SGK) announced a new regulation on August 26th, extending the statute of limitations for overdue social security premiums to 10 years and clarifying rules on debt collection and eligibility for public tenders and government benefits.
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40% Bias Score

Turkey Seeks Libyan Backing for Maritime Deal
Turkey's intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin's surprise visit to Benghazi, Libya, to meet with Khalifa Haftar, signals increased cooperation, potentially to ratify a Turkey-Libya memorandum, impacting regional power dynamics and maritime exploration rights.

Turkey Seeks Libyan Backing for Maritime Deal
Turkey's intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin's surprise visit to Benghazi, Libya, to meet with Khalifa Haftar, signals increased cooperation, potentially to ratify a Turkey-Libya memorandum, impacting regional power dynamics and maritime exploration rights.
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56% Bias Score

Celebrity Abuse Allegations Spark Turkish Exposés
Recent media praised Brad Pitt despite domestic violence accusations by Angelina Jolie, while Turkish actress Doğa Lara Akkaya exposed Tayanç Ayaydın's on-set abuse, sparking a wave of exposés against powerful men in the entertainment industry, challenging the established narrative and advocating fo...

Celebrity Abuse Allegations Spark Turkish Exposés
Recent media praised Brad Pitt despite domestic violence accusations by Angelina Jolie, while Turkish actress Doğa Lara Akkaya exposed Tayanç Ayaydın's on-set abuse, sparking a wave of exposés against powerful men in the entertainment industry, challenging the established narrative and advocating fo...
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68% Bias Score

CHP Leader Condemns Imprisonment of İBB Suspect, Announces 50th Rally
CHP leader Özgür Özel visited İpek Elif Atayman, imprisoned in Afyonkarahisar due to the İBB investigation, criticizing the government's alleged pressure tactics and harsh prison conditions, while announcing the 50th rally in Istanbul to protest.

CHP Leader Condemns Imprisonment of İBB Suspect, Announces 50th Rally
CHP leader Özgür Özel visited İpek Elif Atayman, imprisoned in Afyonkarahisar due to the İBB investigation, criticizing the government's alleged pressure tactics and harsh prison conditions, while announcing the 50th rally in Istanbul to protest.
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64% Bias Score

Attacks on Retired Soldier Highlight Religious Extremism in Turkey
Retired soldier Oktay Yıldırım, previously imprisoned in the Ergenekon case, reported eight shots fired at his car on August 24th, 2025, alleging religiously motivated attacks by cult-like structures and citing previous incidents of harassment and online incitement.

Attacks on Retired Soldier Highlight Religious Extremism in Turkey
Retired soldier Oktay Yıldırım, previously imprisoned in the Ergenekon case, reported eight shots fired at his car on August 24th, 2025, alleging religiously motivated attacks by cult-like structures and citing previous incidents of harassment and online incitement.
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52% Bias Score
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