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PKK Announces Conditional End to Armed Struggle in Turkey
Turkey's Kurdish peace process sees the PKK conditionally ending its armed struggle, contingent on Öcalan's release and legal guarantees for Kurds, creating significant political uncertainty.
PKK Announces Conditional End to Armed Struggle in Turkey
Turkey's Kurdish peace process sees the PKK conditionally ending its armed struggle, contingent on Öcalan's release and legal guarantees for Kurds, creating significant political uncertainty.
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52% Bias Score
Hagia Sophia Undergoes Extensive Restoration to Prevent Earthquake Damage
Architect Hasan Fırat Diker is overseeing extensive restoration of Istanbul's Hagia Sophia, focusing on earthquake-proofing its dome and supporting structures, highlighting the global significance of preserving this nearly 1,500-year-old building.
Hagia Sophia Undergoes Extensive Restoration to Prevent Earthquake Damage
Architect Hasan Fırat Diker is overseeing extensive restoration of Istanbul's Hagia Sophia, focusing on earthquake-proofing its dome and supporting structures, highlighting the global significance of preserving this nearly 1,500-year-old building.
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24% Bias Score
Zelensky-Putin Turkey Summit: A Potential Milestone in Ukraine Conflict
A potential summit between Ukrainian President Zelensky and Russian President Putin is set for Thursday in Turkey, spurred by Putin's proposal following an ultimatum from European allies. The meeting's success hinges on Putin's attendance and could significantly impact the ongoing conflict.
Zelensky-Putin Turkey Summit: A Potential Milestone in Ukraine Conflict
A potential summit between Ukrainian President Zelensky and Russian President Putin is set for Thursday in Turkey, spurred by Putin's proposal following an ultimatum from European allies. The meeting's success hinges on Putin's attendance and could significantly impact the ongoing conflict.
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56% Bias Score
Soma Mining Disaster: A Widow's Account of Loss and the Fight for Justice
Naciye Kaya's husband died in the 2014 Soma mining disaster in Turkey; she describes the chaotic aftermath, the delayed notification of his death, the subsequent legal battles, and the ongoing struggle for justice and worker safety reform.
Soma Mining Disaster: A Widow's Account of Loss and the Fight for Justice
Naciye Kaya's husband died in the 2014 Soma mining disaster in Turkey; she describes the chaotic aftermath, the delayed notification of his death, the subsequent legal battles, and the ongoing struggle for justice and worker safety reform.
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28% Bias Score
Turkish Journalist Arrested, Assaulted During Bogazici University Protest
During a protest at Istanbul's Bogazici University against a speaker who supports child marriage, 15 people including T24 journalist Can Öztürk were arrested; Öztürk's press card was destroyed, and he was allegedly choked by police. 82 others were released.
Turkish Journalist Arrested, Assaulted During Bogazici University Protest
During a protest at Istanbul's Bogazici University against a speaker who supports child marriage, 15 people including T24 journalist Can Öztürk were arrested; Öztürk's press card was destroyed, and he was allegedly choked by police. 82 others were released.
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44% Bias Score
Turkey's Military Strength: A Crucial Asset for Europe?
The Financial Times analyzes Turkey's growing military importance to European security, highlighting its strategic value despite concerns about President Erdoğan's authoritarianism and the EU's ambivalent relationship with Turkey.
Turkey's Military Strength: A Crucial Asset for Europe?
The Financial Times analyzes Turkey's growing military importance to European security, highlighting its strategic value despite concerns about President Erdoğan's authoritarianism and the EU's ambivalent relationship with Turkey.
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52% Bias Score
PKK Self-Dissolution: Turkey Announces New Phase in Counter-Terrorism
Turkish President Erdoğan announced that the PKK, a Kurdish separatist group, has declared its self-dissolution, marking a new phase in Turkey's counter-terrorism efforts; the MIT will monitor compliance; Erdoğan also hinted at upcoming reforms for Turkish municipalities.
PKK Self-Dissolution: Turkey Announces New Phase in Counter-Terrorism
Turkish President Erdoğan announced that the PKK, a Kurdish separatist group, has declared its self-dissolution, marking a new phase in Turkey's counter-terrorism efforts; the MIT will monitor compliance; Erdoğan also hinted at upcoming reforms for Turkish municipalities.
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40% Bias Score
Europe Seeks Closer Military Ties With Turkey Amidst Rising Tensions
NATO foreign ministers are meeting in Antalya, Turkey, to discuss closer military cooperation with Turkey to counter the growing Russian threat, despite existing political tensions between Turkey and the EU.
Europe Seeks Closer Military Ties With Turkey Amidst Rising Tensions
NATO foreign ministers are meeting in Antalya, Turkey, to discuss closer military cooperation with Turkey to counter the growing Russian threat, despite existing political tensions between Turkey and the EU.
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52% Bias Score
PKK Announces Disarmament, Turkey Reacts Cautiously
Following MHP leader Bahçeli's call to PKK leader Öcalan, the PKK announced its disarmament and disbandment after its 12th congress, held May 5-7, in a statement released May 12. The AKP is cautiously optimistic, focusing on the group's actions and the need for verifiable results, while acknowledgin...
PKK Announces Disarmament, Turkey Reacts Cautiously
Following MHP leader Bahçeli's call to PKK leader Öcalan, the PKK announced its disarmament and disbandment after its 12th congress, held May 5-7, in a statement released May 12. The AKP is cautiously optimistic, focusing on the group's actions and the need for verifiable results, while acknowledgin...
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40% Bias Score
Turkey Expands Religious Affairs Directorate's Authority
Turkey's Parliament approved amendments broadening the Directorate of Religious Affairs' (Diyanet) powers to regulate religious publications, determine holidays, and offer spiritual guidance in various settings, including online content oversight with penalties for violations.
Turkey Expands Religious Affairs Directorate's Authority
Turkey's Parliament approved amendments broadening the Directorate of Religious Affairs' (Diyanet) powers to regulate religious publications, determine holidays, and offer spiritual guidance in various settings, including online content oversight with penalties for violations.
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52% Bias Score
Acquittal of Azime Işık After 26 Years in Prison for 1999 Istanbul Attack
Azime Işık, accused of being a lookout in the 1999 Mavi Çarşı attack in Istanbul that killed 13, was acquitted after a 26-year imprisonment following an ECtHR ruling, receiving 30,000 TL in compensation.
Acquittal of Azime Işık After 26 Years in Prison for 1999 Istanbul Attack
Azime Işık, accused of being a lookout in the 1999 Mavi Çarşı attack in Istanbul that killed 13, was acquitted after a 26-year imprisonment following an ECtHR ruling, receiving 30,000 TL in compensation.
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48% Bias Score
Özdağ Accuses PKK of Restructuring Under Guise of Peace Process
Ümit Özdağ, leader of the Zafer Party, asserts that the PKK's supposed disarmament is a façade concealing a restructuring aimed at maintaining its political objectives with foreign support, thereby undermining Turkey's nation-state structure.
Özdağ Accuses PKK of Restructuring Under Guise of Peace Process
Ümit Özdağ, leader of the Zafer Party, asserts that the PKK's supposed disarmament is a façade concealing a restructuring aimed at maintaining its political objectives with foreign support, thereby undermining Turkey's nation-state structure.
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64% Bias Score
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