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Ortaylı Urges Urgent Action on Turkey's Water Crisis
Professor İlber Ortaylı's recent article in Hürriyet stresses the urgency of addressing Turkey's water crisis, proposing solutions including populating the Euphrates and Tigris basins with Uyghur and Kyrgyz people, and halting foreign land acquisition in the Urfa valley.
Ortaylı Urges Urgent Action on Turkey's Water Crisis
Professor İlber Ortaylı's recent article in Hürriyet stresses the urgency of addressing Turkey's water crisis, proposing solutions including populating the Euphrates and Tigris basins with Uyghur and Kyrgyz people, and halting foreign land acquisition in the Urfa valley.
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60% Bias Score
Istanbul Bans Donation Boxes for SMA and DMD Treatments
The Istanbul Governorate banned donation boxes set up to fund expensive treatments for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), prompting outrage from families who say the ban hinders access to life-saving medications for thousands of affected children.
Istanbul Bans Donation Boxes for SMA and DMD Treatments
The Istanbul Governorate banned donation boxes set up to fund expensive treatments for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), prompting outrage from families who say the ban hinders access to life-saving medications for thousands of affected children.
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60% Bias Score
Turkey's Zengezur Corridor: \$18 Billion Projected Economic Gains
Turkey's winning of contracts to renovate Damascus and Aleppo airports, coupled with the projected \$18 billion gain from the Zengezur Corridor, signifies a major step toward regional economic integration and demonstrates Turkey's increasing geopolitical influence in the region.
Turkey's Zengezur Corridor: \$18 Billion Projected Economic Gains
Turkey's winning of contracts to renovate Damascus and Aleppo airports, coupled with the projected \$18 billion gain from the Zengezur Corridor, signifies a major step toward regional economic integration and demonstrates Turkey's increasing geopolitical influence in the region.
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56% Bias Score
Kanal Istanbul Construction Accelerates Amid Water Basin Development Concerns
Construction on the Kanal Istanbul project's route is accelerating despite concerns, with TOKI initiating environmental impact assessments for 12,092 new residences in Arnavutkoy's Sazlidere Water Basin, a crucial water source for 750,000 Istanbul residents, following the arrest of Mayor Ekrem Imamo...
Kanal Istanbul Construction Accelerates Amid Water Basin Development Concerns
Construction on the Kanal Istanbul project's route is accelerating despite concerns, with TOKI initiating environmental impact assessments for 12,092 new residences in Arnavutkoy's Sazlidere Water Basin, a crucial water source for 750,000 Istanbul residents, following the arrest of Mayor Ekrem Imamo...
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56% Bias Score
Scottish Ferry Launched in Turkey Amid Domestic Shipyard Delays
The MV Lochmor, a Scottish ferry built in Turkey, launched on Saturday, offering improved service to the Outer Hebrides by 2026, contrasting with delays at a Scottish shipyard costing £460 million.
Scottish Ferry Launched in Turkey Amid Domestic Shipyard Delays
The MV Lochmor, a Scottish ferry built in Turkey, launched on Saturday, offering improved service to the Outer Hebrides by 2026, contrasting with delays at a Scottish shipyard costing £460 million.
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64% Bias Score
Turkish Union Challenges Arbitration Board, Calls for Sendika Law Reform
Memur-Sen, a Turkish trade union, declined to refer its 8th Collective Bargaining Agreement dispute to the Public Officials Arbitration Board due to perceived bias but the employer initiated the process; the board's decision on 58 agreed-upon clauses, including salary increases, will affect millions...
Turkish Union Challenges Arbitration Board, Calls for Sendika Law Reform
Memur-Sen, a Turkish trade union, declined to refer its 8th Collective Bargaining Agreement dispute to the Public Officials Arbitration Board due to perceived bias but the employer initiated the process; the board's decision on 58 agreed-upon clauses, including salary increases, will affect millions...
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48% Bias Score
Turkey's Economic Costs Exceed $200 Billion, Claims CHP MP
CHP Istanbul MP Özgür Karabat claims Turkey's KKM scheme, interest payments, and post-March 19th reserve losses cost over $200 billion, accusing the AKP government of causing trillions of dollars in damage through economic mismanagement and wealth transfer, impacting the poor disproportionately.
Turkey's Economic Costs Exceed $200 Billion, Claims CHP MP
CHP Istanbul MP Özgür Karabat claims Turkey's KKM scheme, interest payments, and post-March 19th reserve losses cost over $200 billion, accusing the AKP government of causing trillions of dollars in damage through economic mismanagement and wealth transfer, impacting the poor disproportionately.
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64% Bias Score
Former MKE Head Ismet Sayhan Under Investigation for Criminal Ties
Ismet Sayhan, former head of Turkey's MKE, is under investigation for alleged involvement in a criminal organization and espionage, following a wider operation involving 10 arrests, including lawyers, sparking concerns about a potential rift between the AKP and MHP.
Former MKE Head Ismet Sayhan Under Investigation for Criminal Ties
Ismet Sayhan, former head of Turkey's MKE, is under investigation for alleged involvement in a criminal organization and espionage, following a wider operation involving 10 arrests, including lawyers, sparking concerns about a potential rift between the AKP and MHP.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey: Restrictions on Protests and Proposed Legal Changes Raise Concerns
In Turkey, ongoing restrictions on protests, including the recent ban on a gathering at Galatasaray Square, coincide with discussions of amnesty laws and proposed changes to address youth gangs and divorce proceedings, raising concerns about the government's approach to justice and its implications ...
Turkey: Restrictions on Protests and Proposed Legal Changes Raise Concerns
In Turkey, ongoing restrictions on protests, including the recent ban on a gathering at Galatasaray Square, coincide with discussions of amnesty laws and proposed changes to address youth gangs and divorce proceedings, raising concerns about the government's approach to justice and its implications ...
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64% Bias Score
Father Released from Prison, Vows to Continue Fight for Justice in Daughter's Death
Şaban Vatan, father of 11-year-old Rabia Naz Vatan who died suspiciously in 2018, was released from prison after 38 days of detention due to a defamation lawsuit. He visited his daughter's grave and vowed to continue his fight for justice, claiming political figures have shielded his daughter's kill...
Father Released from Prison, Vows to Continue Fight for Justice in Daughter's Death
Şaban Vatan, father of 11-year-old Rabia Naz Vatan who died suspiciously in 2018, was released from prison after 38 days of detention due to a defamation lawsuit. He visited his daughter's grave and vowed to continue his fight for justice, claiming political figures have shielded his daughter's kill...
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60% Bias Score
Turkish Arbitration Board to Decide on Public Employee Salary Increases
The Turkish Arbitration Board is meeting to decide on salary increases for public employees and retirees, with a final decision expected on August 27th after the government submitted its proposal and Memur-Sen made additional statements.
Turkish Arbitration Board to Decide on Public Employee Salary Increases
The Turkish Arbitration Board is meeting to decide on salary increases for public employees and retirees, with a final decision expected on August 27th after the government submitted its proposal and Memur-Sen made additional statements.
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32% Bias Score
Turkish School Supplies Cost Soar to 12,000 Lira Amidst Inflation
The head of Turkey's Confederation of Craftsmen and Tradesmen reports that school supplies now cost between 10,000 and 12,000 lira due to inflation, placing a significant burden on families and impacting local businesses that rely on these annual sales.
Turkish School Supplies Cost Soar to 12,000 Lira Amidst Inflation
The head of Turkey's Confederation of Craftsmen and Tradesmen reports that school supplies now cost between 10,000 and 12,000 lira due to inflation, placing a significant burden on families and impacting local businesses that rely on these annual sales.
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44% Bias Score
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