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12 Turkish Soldiers Die in Northern Iraq Cave Gas Incident
Twelve Turkish soldiers died from methane and carbon monoxide poisoning on July 6, 2025, during a cave search in northern Iraq for the remains of a soldier killed in 2022; a Turkish investigation found no negligence.
12 Turkish Soldiers Die in Northern Iraq Cave Gas Incident
Twelve Turkish soldiers died from methane and carbon monoxide poisoning on July 6, 2025, during a cave search in northern Iraq for the remains of a soldier killed in 2022; a Turkish investigation found no negligence.
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40% Bias Score


Feyenoord Edges Fenerbahçe in Champions League Qualifier
Feyenoord beat Fenerbahçe 2-1 in the first leg of their Champions League third-round qualifier, with Anis Hadj Moussa scoring a late winner; Quinten Timber scored the first goal for Feyenoord. The return match is in Istanbul next Tuesday.
Feyenoord Edges Fenerbahçe in Champions League Qualifier
Feyenoord beat Fenerbahçe 2-1 in the first leg of their Champions League third-round qualifier, with Anis Hadj Moussa scoring a late winner; Quinten Timber scored the first goal for Feyenoord. The return match is in Istanbul next Tuesday.
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44% Bias Score


Altaylı Criticizes Metiner's Attack on Academics Amidst Kurdish Peace Process Uncertainty
Journalist Fatih Altaylı criticized AKP member Mehmet Metiner for attacking Professor Erhan Afyoncu and İlber Ortaylı over their views on Turkish identity, highlighting internal divisions within the ruling party regarding the peace process and expressing pessimism about a newly formed commission's p...
Altaylı Criticizes Metiner's Attack on Academics Amidst Kurdish Peace Process Uncertainty
Journalist Fatih Altaylı criticized AKP member Mehmet Metiner for attacking Professor Erhan Afyoncu and İlber Ortaylı over their views on Turkish identity, highlighting internal divisions within the ruling party regarding the peace process and expressing pessimism about a newly formed commission's p...
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60% Bias Score


Allegations of Favoritism in Turkish Prison Firefighting Program
Turkish MP Cumhur Uzun alleges favoritism in selecting 25 prisoners from Muğla's Seydikemer prison for firefighting duties, claiming political influence and ignoring age requirements, despite over 400 applicants and 8,000-10,000 TL monthly pay for each prisoner.
Allegations of Favoritism in Turkish Prison Firefighting Program
Turkish MP Cumhur Uzun alleges favoritism in selecting 25 prisoners from Muğla's Seydikemer prison for firefighting duties, claiming political influence and ignoring age requirements, despite over 400 applicants and 8,000-10,000 TL monthly pay for each prisoner.
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48% Bias Score


Conflicting Approaches to the Kurdish Issue in Turkey Hinder Peace Efforts
The article analyzes the conflicting approaches of Turkish political parties towards resolving the Kurdish issue, particularly the CHP's support for dialogue and the Good Party's more confrontational rhetoric, emphasizing the role of Abdullah Öcalan's legacy in shaping this conflict and hindering pe...
Conflicting Approaches to the Kurdish Issue in Turkey Hinder Peace Efforts
The article analyzes the conflicting approaches of Turkish political parties towards resolving the Kurdish issue, particularly the CHP's support for dialogue and the Good Party's more confrontational rhetoric, emphasizing the role of Abdullah Öcalan's legacy in shaping this conflict and hindering pe...
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48% Bias Score


Turkish Court Rules Unspecified HTS Records Insufficient for Arrest
Turkey's Constitutional Court ruled that unspecified HTS records cannot justify arrest, awarding former HDP MP Hüda Kaya ₺200,000 in compensation after her unlawful detention related to the 2014 Kobani protests; the court found insufficient evidence linking her to the violence.
Turkish Court Rules Unspecified HTS Records Insufficient for Arrest
Turkey's Constitutional Court ruled that unspecified HTS records cannot justify arrest, awarding former HDP MP Hüda Kaya ₺200,000 in compensation after her unlawful detention related to the 2014 Kobani protests; the court found insufficient evidence linking her to the violence.
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36% Bias Score

Turkey's E-Signature Scandal: Fake Diplomas and System-Wide Fraud
A scandal in Turkey involves fraudulent e-signatures used to create fake diplomas and alter driver's license exam scores, leading to a system-wide investigation and the suspension of physical e-signature applications from October 2024; authorities are now exploring alternative verification methods.

Turkey's E-Signature Scandal: Fake Diplomas and System-Wide Fraud
A scandal in Turkey involves fraudulent e-signatures used to create fake diplomas and alter driver's license exam scores, leading to a system-wide investigation and the suspension of physical e-signature applications from October 2024; authorities are now exploring alternative verification methods.
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16% Bias Score

Turkish MP Questions University Appointment Amid Favoritism Allegations
A Turkish MP questioned the appointment of a university technician to a teaching position at Munzur University, citing favoritism and disregard for legal procedures; an investigation is underway.

Turkish MP Questions University Appointment Amid Favoritism Allegations
A Turkish MP questioned the appointment of a university technician to a teaching position at Munzur University, citing favoritism and disregard for legal procedures; an investigation is underway.
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48% Bias Score

Turkish Sunflower Seed Cooperative Announces 40% Price Increase Amidst Reduced Harvest
Trakya Birlik announced a 28,000 lira per ton advance payment for sunflower seeds due to a shortened harvest season caused by extreme heat and drought in Turkey's Trakya region, impacting the projected 1.5 million-ton harvest; this aims to stabilize prices and support farmers amid food security conc...

Turkish Sunflower Seed Cooperative Announces 40% Price Increase Amidst Reduced Harvest
Trakya Birlik announced a 28,000 lira per ton advance payment for sunflower seeds due to a shortened harvest season caused by extreme heat and drought in Turkey's Trakya region, impacting the projected 1.5 million-ton harvest; this aims to stabilize prices and support farmers amid food security conc...
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36% Bias Score

Turkey's Electronic Signature Fraud Exposes Systemic Regulatory Failures
In Turkey, a large-scale electronic signature fraud involving 197 individuals led to 37 arrests and 150 releases under judicial control. The implicated companies, TürkTRUST and E-İMZATR, are listed on the BTK website, highlighting regulatory failures.

Turkey's Electronic Signature Fraud Exposes Systemic Regulatory Failures
In Turkey, a large-scale electronic signature fraud involving 197 individuals led to 37 arrests and 150 releases under judicial control. The implicated companies, TürkTRUST and E-İMZATR, are listed on the BTK website, highlighting regulatory failures.
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60% Bias Score

Karasu Criticizes Turkey's Kurdish Commission: Limited Scope and Short Timeframe Threaten Peace
KCK Executive Council Member Mustafa Karasu criticized Turkey's newly formed parliamentary commission for addressing the Kurdish conflict, arguing that its limited scope and short timeframe will undermine the peace process; he also called on MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli to ensure the realization of the...

Karasu Criticizes Turkey's Kurdish Commission: Limited Scope and Short Timeframe Threaten Peace
KCK Executive Council Member Mustafa Karasu criticized Turkey's newly formed parliamentary commission for addressing the Kurdish conflict, arguing that its limited scope and short timeframe will undermine the peace process; he also called on MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli to ensure the realization of the...
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36% Bias Score

Turkish Politicians Oppose Constitutional Changes, Citing Need for Justice
More than 200 Turkish politicians and intellectuals, including Ümit Özdağ, Cemal Enginyurt, and Koray Aydın, released a statement opposing proposed constitutional changes, arguing that Turkey needs justice and the rule of law, not a new constitution, and expressing concern that the changes will comp...

Turkish Politicians Oppose Constitutional Changes, Citing Need for Justice
More than 200 Turkish politicians and intellectuals, including Ümit Özdağ, Cemal Enginyurt, and Koray Aydın, released a statement opposing proposed constitutional changes, arguing that Turkey needs justice and the rule of law, not a new constitution, and expressing concern that the changes will comp...
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56% Bias Score
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