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Turkey: Imamoglu Arrest Sparks International Condemnation
Tens of thousands protested daily in Turkey against the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, President Erdogan's main rival, sparking strong criticism in Germany which expressed concern but stopped short of demanding his release due to Turkey's strategic importance within NATO and the ongoing wa...
Turkey: Imamoglu Arrest Sparks International Condemnation
Tens of thousands protested daily in Turkey against the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, President Erdogan's main rival, sparking strong criticism in Germany which expressed concern but stopped short of demanding his release due to Turkey's strategic importance within NATO and the ongoing wa...
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40% Bias Score


Mass Protests Erupt in Turkey Following Arrest of Opposition Mayor
Following the arrest and corruption charges against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, a leading opposition figure, mass protests erupted across Turkey, resulting in over 1,133 arrests and 123 police injuries; İmamoğlu's supporters see the charges as politically motivated.
Mass Protests Erupt in Turkey Following Arrest of Opposition Mayor
Following the arrest and corruption charges against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, a leading opposition figure, mass protests erupted across Turkey, resulting in over 1,133 arrests and 123 police injuries; İmamoğlu's supporters see the charges as politically motivated.
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20% Bias Score


CHP Calls Extraordinary Convention Amidst Vote-Buying Allegations and Potential Annulment
Turkey's Republican People's Party (CHP) is holding an extraordinary convention on April 6th, 2025, in response to an ongoing investigation into its 38th Ordinary Convention, where vote-buying allegations surfaced, potentially leading to its annulment and the appointment of an administrator.
CHP Calls Extraordinary Convention Amidst Vote-Buying Allegations and Potential Annulment
Turkey's Republican People's Party (CHP) is holding an extraordinary convention on April 6th, 2025, in response to an ongoing investigation into its 38th Ordinary Convention, where vote-buying allegations surfaced, potentially leading to its annulment and the appointment of an administrator.
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48% Bias Score


Erdoğan Condemns İmamoğlu Protestors as "Street Terrorists", UN Raises Human Rights Concerns
Turkish President Erdoğan condemned protestors against the imprisonment of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu as "street terrorists," while the UN urged respect for freedom of the press and assembly following the arrest of İmamoğlu and several journalists, amidst large-scale protests.
Erdoğan Condemns İmamoğlu Protestors as "Street Terrorists", UN Raises Human Rights Concerns
Turkish President Erdoğan condemned protestors against the imprisonment of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu as "street terrorists," while the UN urged respect for freedom of the press and assembly following the arrest of İmamoğlu and several journalists, amidst large-scale protests.
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36% Bias Score


Mass Protests Erupt in Turkey Following Arrest of Istanbul Mayor
Following the arrest and imprisonment of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on Sunday, tens of thousands protested in Istanbul Monday night, leading to clashes with police; over 1200 people, including journalists, have been arrested in a subsequent crackdown, raising concerns about democracy and freedom ...
Mass Protests Erupt in Turkey Following Arrest of Istanbul Mayor
Following the arrest and imprisonment of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on Sunday, tens of thousands protested in Istanbul Monday night, leading to clashes with police; over 1200 people, including journalists, have been arrested in a subsequent crackdown, raising concerns about democracy and freedom ...
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52% Bias Score


Greece's Inadequate Border Infrastructure Risks EU Sanctions
The ferry terminal in Bodrum, Turkey, contrasts sharply with the dilapidated Schengen gate in Kos, Greece, highlighting Greece's inadequate border infrastructure; despite handling nearly 700,000 passengers annually from Bodrum alone, Kos's facilities lack modern equipment and sufficient personnel, r...
Greece's Inadequate Border Infrastructure Risks EU Sanctions
The ferry terminal in Bodrum, Turkey, contrasts sharply with the dilapidated Schengen gate in Kos, Greece, highlighting Greece's inadequate border infrastructure; despite handling nearly 700,000 passengers annually from Bodrum alone, Kos's facilities lack modern equipment and sufficient personnel, r...
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56% Bias Score

1,418 Detained in Turkey Following İmamoğlu Arrest
Following the March 19th, 2025 arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu on corruption and terrorism charges, widespread protests resulted in 1,418 detentions nationwide, with police using force against demonstrators, raising concerns about freedom of speech and press.

1,418 Detained in Turkey Following İmamoğlu Arrest
Following the March 19th, 2025 arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu on corruption and terrorism charges, widespread protests resulted in 1,418 detentions nationwide, with police using force against demonstrators, raising concerns about freedom of speech and press.
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60% Bias Score

Turkey Protests Erupt After Opposition Mayor's Imprisonment
Following the imprisonment of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a prominent Erdogan rival, six nights of protests erupted across Turkey, resulting in over 1,100 detentions and raising concerns about the country's democratic state.

Turkey Protests Erupt After Opposition Mayor's Imprisonment
Following the imprisonment of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a prominent Erdogan rival, six nights of protests erupted across Turkey, resulting in over 1,100 detentions and raising concerns about the country's democratic state.
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44% Bias Score

Turkish Authorities Remand Eight Journalists Covering Anti-Government Protests
Eight journalists, including Agence France-Presse's Yasin Akgül, were arrested in Istanbul for covering anti-government protests sparked by the arrest of mayoral candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, and remanded in custody despite an initial release order, prompting condemnation from press freedom organization...

Turkish Authorities Remand Eight Journalists Covering Anti-Government Protests
Eight journalists, including Agence France-Presse's Yasin Akgül, were arrested in Istanbul for covering anti-government protests sparked by the arrest of mayoral candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, and remanded in custody despite an initial release order, prompting condemnation from press freedom organization...
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40% Bias Score

Turkey's Finance Minister Reassures Investors Amidst Post-Court Ruling Currency Volatility
Following a Turkish court ruling that sparked increased currency demand—60% from foreign investors, 30% from domestic companies, and 10% from individuals—Turkey's Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek assured investors that this won't permanently harm inflation, while the Central Bank emphasiz...

Turkey's Finance Minister Reassures Investors Amidst Post-Court Ruling Currency Volatility
Following a Turkish court ruling that sparked increased currency demand—60% from foreign investors, 30% from domestic companies, and 10% from individuals—Turkey's Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek assured investors that this won't permanently harm inflation, while the Central Bank emphasiz...
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44% Bias Score

Erdoğan's Power Grab: Mayor's Arrest Amidst Geopolitical Advantage
President Erdoğan's arrest of Istanbul's popular mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, is seen by Handelsblatt and Neue Zürcher Zeitung as a power grab, exploiting favorable geopolitical conditions and the West's perceived weakness to consolidate autocratic rule in Turkey.

Erdoğan's Power Grab: Mayor's Arrest Amidst Geopolitical Advantage
President Erdoğan's arrest of Istanbul's popular mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, is seen by Handelsblatt and Neue Zürcher Zeitung as a power grab, exploiting favorable geopolitical conditions and the West's perceived weakness to consolidate autocratic rule in Turkey.
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56% Bias Score

Dutch Court to Rule in Double Murder Case Amidst Prisoner Release Debate
Today's news includes a court ruling in the Weiteveen double murder case, a parliamentary vote on early prisoner releases due to cell shortages, debates on wolf management and development aid cuts, and the announcement of a K3 reunion concert.

Dutch Court to Rule in Double Murder Case Amidst Prisoner Release Debate
Today's news includes a court ruling in the Weiteveen double murder case, a parliamentary vote on early prisoner releases due to cell shortages, debates on wolf management and development aid cuts, and the announcement of a K3 reunion concert.
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28% Bias Score
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