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Lawsuit Challenges Removal of Adana Mayor
Following his arrest on corruption charges on July 5th, Adana Mayor Zeydan Karalar's lawyer filed a lawsuit challenging his temporary removal from office by the Ministry of Interior, arguing it violated administrative law and fundamental rights.
Lawsuit Challenges Removal of Adana Mayor
Following his arrest on corruption charges on July 5th, Adana Mayor Zeydan Karalar's lawyer filed a lawsuit challenging his temporary removal from office by the Ministry of Interior, arguing it violated administrative law and fundamental rights.
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44% Bias Score


PKK Ceasefire: EMŞAV Head Advocates for Comprehensive Strategy
Abdurrahman Yılmaz, head of EMŞAV, testified before a Turkish commission, emphasizing the PKK's ceasefire as a critical step towards a 'Terror-Free Turkey,' advocating a comprehensive strategy that addresses underlying issues while learning from international experiences and avoiding past mistakes.
PKK Ceasefire: EMŞAV Head Advocates for Comprehensive Strategy
Abdurrahman Yılmaz, head of EMŞAV, testified before a Turkish commission, emphasizing the PKK's ceasefire as a critical step towards a 'Terror-Free Turkey,' advocating a comprehensive strategy that addresses underlying issues while learning from international experiences and avoiding past mistakes.
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48% Bias Score


Tensions Rise Within Turkey's Ruling Coalition
MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli's recent actions, including a large wreath to the AKP and the defense of Selahattin Yılmaz, highlight growing tensions within the Cumhur İttifakı, with disagreements over judicial issues and investigations into CHP municipalities causing concern about the alliance's stabili...
Tensions Rise Within Turkey's Ruling Coalition
MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli's recent actions, including a large wreath to the AKP and the defense of Selahattin Yılmaz, highlight growing tensions within the Cumhur İttifakı, with disagreements over judicial issues and investigations into CHP municipalities causing concern about the alliance's stabili...
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44% Bias Score


İmamoğlu Accuses Turkish Government of Mafia-Like Tactics, Demands Investigation
From Silivri prison, CHP presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu accused the Turkish government of using mafia-like tactics to persecute political opponents, citing the case of İBB Sports Club president Fatih Keleş's arrest as evidence and calling on the relevant ministries and security forces for an ...
İmamoğlu Accuses Turkish Government of Mafia-Like Tactics, Demands Investigation
From Silivri prison, CHP presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu accused the Turkish government of using mafia-like tactics to persecute political opponents, citing the case of İBB Sports Club president Fatih Keleş's arrest as evidence and calling on the relevant ministries and security forces for an ...
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64% Bias Score


Eren Keskin Awarded Prestigious German Human Rights Prize
Human rights lawyer Eren Keskin received the Gerhart Baum Human Rights Award in Germany, named after the late former Federal Minister of the Interior, for her work against rising racism and the far right, with the ceremony planned for next spring and involving the Turkey Europe Culture Forum.
Eren Keskin Awarded Prestigious German Human Rights Prize
Human rights lawyer Eren Keskin received the Gerhart Baum Human Rights Award in Germany, named after the late former Federal Minister of the Interior, for her work against rising racism and the far right, with the ceremony planned for next spring and involving the Turkey Europe Culture Forum.
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24% Bias Score


İmamoğlu Addresses Üsküdar Rally From Prison, Accuses Government of Suppressing Public Will
From his Silivri prison cell, CHP's mayoral candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu addressed a rally in Üsküdar, accusing the government of fabricating evidence to suppress the public will, and vowing to continue the fight for justice and freedom despite his imprisonment.
İmamoğlu Addresses Üsküdar Rally From Prison, Accuses Government of Suppressing Public Will
From his Silivri prison cell, CHP's mayoral candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu addressed a rally in Üsküdar, accusing the government of fabricating evidence to suppress the public will, and vowing to continue the fight for justice and freedom despite his imprisonment.
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56% Bias Score

Concerns Raised Over Kanal Istanbul Project's Environmental Impact and Funding
Doğan Bekin, a Turkish deputy, questioned the Kanal Istanbul project's comprehensive impact assessment and funding, citing concerns over environmental damage, water resource depletion, and increased risk of natural disasters due to extensive construction near vital water sources, particularly in the...

Concerns Raised Over Kanal Istanbul Project's Environmental Impact and Funding
Doğan Bekin, a Turkish deputy, questioned the Kanal Istanbul project's comprehensive impact assessment and funding, citing concerns over environmental damage, water resource depletion, and increased risk of natural disasters due to extensive construction near vital water sources, particularly in the...
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56% Bias Score

Pope Leo XIV to Visit Lebanon Amidst Regional Instability
Pope Leo XIV is planning a visit to Lebanon sometime before December, his first foreign trip as pope, to address the plight of Christians and promote peace in the Middle East, according to Cardinal Béchara Boutros Raï.

Pope Leo XIV to Visit Lebanon Amidst Regional Instability
Pope Leo XIV is planning a visit to Lebanon sometime before December, his first foreign trip as pope, to address the plight of Christians and promote peace in the Middle East, according to Cardinal Béchara Boutros Raï.
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40% Bias Score

Turkish Courts Uphold Lenient Sentence in 2014 Femicide
Hatice Kaçmaz, a 33-year-old woman working at TRT, was murdered in 2014 in Ankara by Orhan Munis, who stabbed her after she rejected his marriage proposal; despite evidence suggesting premeditation, the court ruled it a crime of passion, a decision upheld by the Supreme Court of Appeals.

Turkish Courts Uphold Lenient Sentence in 2014 Femicide
Hatice Kaçmaz, a 33-year-old woman working at TRT, was murdered in 2014 in Ankara by Orhan Munis, who stabbed her after she rejected his marriage proposal; despite evidence suggesting premeditation, the court ruled it a crime of passion, a decision upheld by the Supreme Court of Appeals.
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68% Bias Score

Turkish Coup Inquiry Committee Slows Amidst Concerns of Political Maneuvering"
A Turkish parliamentary committee investigating the 1980 military coup has concluded two weeks of hearings with political party representatives, victims' families, and plans to hear from civil society organizations, amid concerns of slow progress and potential political maneuvering.

Turkish Coup Inquiry Committee Slows Amidst Concerns of Political Maneuvering"
A Turkish parliamentary committee investigating the 1980 military coup has concluded two weeks of hearings with political party representatives, victims' families, and plans to hear from civil society organizations, amid concerns of slow progress and potential political maneuvering.
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64% Bias Score

İzmir Faces Critical Water Shortage as Tahtalı Dam Levels Plummet to 6.71%
İzmir faces a severe water crisis due to drought; Tahtalı Dam, the city's primary water source, is at 6.71% capacity, prompting planned water cuts since August 6th, while other reservoirs are also critically low. Professor Doğan Yaşar blames poor water management practices for exacerbating the situa...

İzmir Faces Critical Water Shortage as Tahtalı Dam Levels Plummet to 6.71%
İzmir faces a severe water crisis due to drought; Tahtalı Dam, the city's primary water source, is at 6.71% capacity, prompting planned water cuts since August 6th, while other reservoirs are also critically low. Professor Doğan Yaşar blames poor water management practices for exacerbating the situa...
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48% Bias Score

Schengen Visas for Turks: A System in Crisis
Since 2016, obtaining Schengen visas for Turkish citizens has become significantly more difficult due to a complex, multi-layered application process involving intermediaries and agencies, raising concerns about data security and governmental oversight, in contrast to the previously easier process.

Schengen Visas for Turks: A System in Crisis
Since 2016, obtaining Schengen visas for Turkish citizens has become significantly more difficult due to a complex, multi-layered application process involving intermediaries and agencies, raising concerns about data security and governmental oversight, in contrast to the previously easier process.
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40% Bias Score
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