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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
Unaccredited University in Turkey Faces Lawsuits, Fines, and Acquittal
Newport International University", operating without accreditation in Turkey, faced multiple lawsuits from 2004-2007, including those filed by TMMOB and YÖK, resulting in fines for some individuals, but also acquittals based on specific actions and lack of jurisdiction in other cases.
Unaccredited University in Turkey Faces Lawsuits, Fines, and Acquittal
Newport International University", operating without accreditation in Turkey, faced multiple lawsuits from 2004-2007, including those filed by TMMOB and YÖK, resulting in fines for some individuals, but also acquittals based on specific actions and lack of jurisdiction in other cases.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey's Aegean Marine Parks Announcement Strains Relations with Greece
Turkey announced the creation of marine parks in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, prompting skepticism from Greece, which views the move as politically motivated in the absence of an agreed-upon EEZ, and further complicating already strained relations marked by a lack of progress despite ongoin...
Turkey's Aegean Marine Parks Announcement Strains Relations with Greece
Turkey announced the creation of marine parks in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, prompting skepticism from Greece, which views the move as politically motivated in the absence of an agreed-upon EEZ, and further complicating already strained relations marked by a lack of progress despite ongoin...
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Indictment: 199 Suspects Charged in Fake Diploma Scheme
A Turkish indictment details a scheme where 199 suspects created 1000s of fake university diplomas and other documents using forged e-signatures, including replacing records of lawyers killed in the February 6 earthquake; suspects allegedly mocked the victims via WhatsApp.
Turkish Indictment: 199 Suspects Charged in Fake Diploma Scheme
A Turkish indictment details a scheme where 199 suspects created 1000s of fake university diplomas and other documents using forged e-signatures, including replacing records of lawyers killed in the February 6 earthquake; suspects allegedly mocked the victims via WhatsApp.
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24% Bias Score
SDF Commander Abdi Announces Decentralized Syria, Discusses Turkey's Role in Damascus Agreement
On December 8th, Mazlum Abdi announced Syria's impending decentralized restructuring following a March 10th agreement between the SDF and Damascus, facilitated by US and UK NGOs, despite Turkey's indirect yet non-obstructive role.
SDF Commander Abdi Announces Decentralized Syria, Discusses Turkey's Role in Damascus Agreement
On December 8th, Mazlum Abdi announced Syria's impending decentralized restructuring following a March 10th agreement between the SDF and Damascus, facilitated by US and UK NGOs, despite Turkey's indirect yet non-obstructive role.
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20% Bias Score
Turkish Officials' E-Signatures Used in Forged Diploma Scheme
A criminal gang forged high school and university diplomas using e-signatures of high-ranking officials, exploiting vulnerabilities in MEB, YÖK, and ÖSYM databases to insert fake graduation records; a member confessed detailing the methods used.
Turkish Officials' E-Signatures Used in Forged Diploma Scheme
A criminal gang forged high school and university diplomas using e-signatures of high-ranking officials, exploiting vulnerabilities in MEB, YÖK, and ÖSYM databases to insert fake graduation records; a member confessed detailing the methods used.
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32% Bias Score
Turkey Reforms Investment Incentives to Combat Inflation
Turkey's June 2025 investment reform replaces a fixed 3-7% interest rate subsidy with a percentage-based model (25%-40% of the interest rate), addressing challenges posed by high inflation and ensuring consistent real support for investors, capped at 12.5-20 percentage points depending on the invest...
Turkey Reforms Investment Incentives to Combat Inflation
Turkey's June 2025 investment reform replaces a fixed 3-7% interest rate subsidy with a percentage-based model (25%-40% of the interest rate), addressing challenges posed by high inflation and ensuring consistent real support for investors, capped at 12.5-20 percentage points depending on the invest...
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52% Bias Score
Hocaoğulları Urges Council of Europe Action on Turkey's Crackdown
On March 30th, Enes Hocaoğulları addressed the Council of Europe, detailing the arrests of Ekrem İmamoğlu and others, police brutality against student protesters, and urging the council to respond to Turkey's democratic backsliding. He emphasized the youth's role in the protests and the urgency of t...
Hocaoğulları Urges Council of Europe Action on Turkey's Crackdown
On March 30th, Enes Hocaoğulları addressed the Council of Europe, detailing the arrests of Ekrem İmamoğlu and others, police brutality against student protesters, and urging the council to respond to Turkey's democratic backsliding. He emphasized the youth's role in the protests and the urgency of t...
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56% Bias Score
Grand Kartal Hotel Fire: 78 Dead, Systemic Failures Investigated
A fire at the Grand Kartal Hotel in Kartalkaya, Bolu, Turkey, on January 21, killed 78 and injured 133; investigations are underway, targeting hotel owners, management, and local officials for potential manslaughter and negligence; an additional investigation targets former government inspectors.
Grand Kartal Hotel Fire: 78 Dead, Systemic Failures Investigated
A fire at the Grand Kartal Hotel in Kartalkaya, Bolu, Turkey, on January 21, killed 78 and injured 133; investigations are underway, targeting hotel owners, management, and local officials for potential manslaughter and negligence; an additional investigation targets former government inspectors.
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48% Bias Score
Turkey: 199 Arrested in Massive E-Signature Fraud Scheme
A Turkish investigation revealed a large-scale fraud scheme using copied e-signatures of high-ranking officials to create 199 fake diplomas and driver's licenses; 37 suspects were arrested, and the investigation, initially triggered by a university's internal audit, is ongoing.
Turkey: 199 Arrested in Massive E-Signature Fraud Scheme
A Turkish investigation revealed a large-scale fraud scheme using copied e-signatures of high-ranking officials to create 199 fake diplomas and driver's licenses; 37 suspects were arrested, and the investigation, initially triggered by a university's internal audit, is ongoing.
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24% Bias Score
Turkey Arrests 197 in Forged Diploma and License Ring
Turkish authorities conducted two operations in January and May 2025, apprehending 197 suspects involved in a network creating and using forged diplomas and driver's licenses to access public systems; 57 fake diplomas, 108 fake driver's licenses, and 4 fake high school diplomas were seized.
Turkey Arrests 197 in Forged Diploma and License Ring
Turkish authorities conducted two operations in January and May 2025, apprehending 197 suspects involved in a network creating and using forged diplomas and driver's licenses to access public systems; 57 fake diplomas, 108 fake driver's licenses, and 4 fake high school diplomas were seized.
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48% Bias Score
Turkey's PKK Disarmament Plan: Addressing Root Causes Crucial for Lasting Peace
A Turkish parliamentary commission is preparing a legal framework for PKK members surrendering their weapons, raising concerns that addressing root causes of the conflict—denial of Kurdish identity and repressive policies—is crucial for lasting peace, but the current political climate hinders progre...
Turkey's PKK Disarmament Plan: Addressing Root Causes Crucial for Lasting Peace
A Turkish parliamentary commission is preparing a legal framework for PKK members surrendering their weapons, raising concerns that addressing root causes of the conflict—denial of Kurdish identity and repressive policies—is crucial for lasting peace, but the current political climate hinders progre...
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48% Bias Score
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