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Turkey Seeks Defense Overhaul After Israel-Iran War
Following the June 13-24, 2025, Israel-Iran conflict, a CHP roadmap and a MIT National Intelligence Academy report both highlighted the need for Turkey to restructure its security and defense strategies, emphasizing the need for advanced air power, integrated air defense systems, and robust cyber ca...
Turkey Seeks Defense Overhaul After Israel-Iran War
Following the June 13-24, 2025, Israel-Iran conflict, a CHP roadmap and a MIT National Intelligence Academy report both highlighted the need for Turkey to restructure its security and defense strategies, emphasizing the need for advanced air power, integrated air defense systems, and robust cyber ca...
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16% Bias Score
İmamoğlu Challenges Erdoğan on Forest Fire Responsibility
From prison, CHP presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu accused President Erdoğan of deflecting responsibility for recent forest fires, citing prior warnings about global warming risks ignored by the government, and challenged Erdoğan to a public debate.
İmamoğlu Challenges Erdoğan on Forest Fire Responsibility
From prison, CHP presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu accused President Erdoğan of deflecting responsibility for recent forest fires, citing prior warnings about global warming risks ignored by the government, and challenged Erdoğan to a public debate.
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64% Bias Score
Turkey Files Criminal Complaint Following Forged E-Signature Access to Government System
On June 25th, 2025, Turkey's Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change filed a criminal complaint after unauthorized access to the e-Government account of the General Sales Department Head at the General Directorate of National Property was detected via a forged e-signature; however,...
Turkey Files Criminal Complaint Following Forged E-Signature Access to Government System
On June 25th, 2025, Turkey's Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change filed a criminal complaint after unauthorized access to the e-Government account of the General Sales Department Head at the General Directorate of National Property was detected via a forged e-signature; however,...
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36% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Begins Natural Gas Exports to Syria, Boosting Energy Supply
Azerbaijan started exporting natural gas to Syria on August 2nd, 2024, through Turkey, increasing Syria's daily electricity supply significantly; this is part of a larger energy cooperation project involving Turkey, Azerbaijan, Qatar, and the US, aiming to rebuild Syria's energy infrastructure damag...
Azerbaijan Begins Natural Gas Exports to Syria, Boosting Energy Supply
Azerbaijan started exporting natural gas to Syria on August 2nd, 2024, through Turkey, increasing Syria's daily electricity supply significantly; this is part of a larger energy cooperation project involving Turkey, Azerbaijan, Qatar, and the US, aiming to rebuild Syria's energy infrastructure damag...
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40% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Starts Gas Exports to Syria, Boosting Power Supply
On August 2nd, Azerbaijan began exporting 2 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually to Syria through Turkey's Kilis, increasing Syrian electricity access from 3-4 hours to 10 hours daily, part of a broader $7 billion energy cooperation deal involving Turkey, Azerbaijan, Qatar, and Syria followi...
Azerbaijan Starts Gas Exports to Syria, Boosting Power Supply
On August 2nd, Azerbaijan began exporting 2 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually to Syria through Turkey's Kilis, increasing Syrian electricity access from 3-4 hours to 10 hours daily, part of a broader $7 billion energy cooperation deal involving Turkey, Azerbaijan, Qatar, and Syria followi...
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48% Bias Score
Turkey Registers New Marine Protected Areas Amidst Aegean Sea Dispute with Greece
Turkey registered new marine protected areas with UNESCO's IOC, directly responding to Greece's recent unilateral declaration of two marine parks in the Aegean and Ionian Seas; Turkey emphasizes its commitment to marine conservation and cooperation, while also asserting its maritime claims.
Turkey Registers New Marine Protected Areas Amidst Aegean Sea Dispute with Greece
Turkey registered new marine protected areas with UNESCO's IOC, directly responding to Greece's recent unilateral declaration of two marine parks in the Aegean and Ionian Seas; Turkey emphasizes its commitment to marine conservation and cooperation, while also asserting its maritime claims.
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Law Allows Coal Mining Despite Environmental Concerns
A new Turkish law allows coal mining near Muğla, despite environmental concerns and protests, potentially harming olive groves and ecosystems; the CHP plans to challenge the law in the Constitutional Court.
Turkish Law Allows Coal Mining Despite Environmental Concerns
A new Turkish law allows coal mining near Muğla, despite environmental concerns and protests, potentially harming olive groves and ecosystems; the CHP plans to challenge the law in the Constitutional Court.
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56% Bias Score
Turkish Women's Group Condemns Diyanet Sermon Targeting Women's Clothing
Turkey's DEM Party Women's Assembly strongly criticized Friday's sermon from the Presidency of Religious Affairs for targeting women's clothing and implicitly legitimizing violence against women, calling those involved complicit in crimes against women.
Turkish Women's Group Condemns Diyanet Sermon Targeting Women's Clothing
Turkey's DEM Party Women's Assembly strongly criticized Friday's sermon from the Presidency of Religious Affairs for targeting women's clothing and implicitly legitimizing violence against women, calling those involved complicit in crimes against women.
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72% Bias Score
RTÜK Bans Tele1 for Five Days, Sparking Freedom of Speech Concerns
RTÜK, Turkey's media regulatory body, imposed a five-day ban on Tele1 television for allegedly inciting hatred and hostility, prompting criticism from the Türkiye Gazeteciler Cemiyeti (TGC) who view this action as an attack on freedom of speech, with the ban set to take effect on August 7th, 2025 un...
RTÜK Bans Tele1 for Five Days, Sparking Freedom of Speech Concerns
RTÜK, Turkey's media regulatory body, imposed a five-day ban on Tele1 television for allegedly inciting hatred and hostility, prompting criticism from the Türkiye Gazeteciler Cemiyeti (TGC) who view this action as an attack on freedom of speech, with the ban set to take effect on August 7th, 2025 un...
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56% Bias Score
Azerbaijan-Syria Gas Pipeline Opens, Boosting Syrian Energy
Azerbaijan started exporting natural gas to Syria on August 2nd through a new pipeline built by Turkey's BOTAŞ and funded by Qatar, delivering 6 million cubic meters daily to power 1200 megawatts and supply electricity to 5 million households, highlighting regional cooperation amidst the Syrian civi...
Azerbaijan-Syria Gas Pipeline Opens, Boosting Syrian Energy
Azerbaijan started exporting natural gas to Syria on August 2nd through a new pipeline built by Turkey's BOTAŞ and funded by Qatar, delivering 6 million cubic meters daily to power 1200 megawatts and supply electricity to 5 million households, highlighting regional cooperation amidst the Syrian civi...
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40% Bias Score
Turkey Establishes Marine Protected Areas in Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean
Turkey declared two marine protected areas in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, extending beyond its territorial waters, as a response to Greece's marine park declarations on July 21st, prompting a strong rebuke from Greece's foreign ministry, describing it as illegal and rejecting Turkey's clai...
Turkey Establishes Marine Protected Areas in Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean
Turkey declared two marine protected areas in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, extending beyond its territorial waters, as a response to Greece's marine park declarations on July 21st, prompting a strong rebuke from Greece's foreign ministry, describing it as illegal and rejecting Turkey's clai...
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Influencer Faces 308 Years for Fraud
A Turkish court indicted social media influencer Neslim Güngen and her husband, İnanç Güngen, on charges of organized crime, fraud, and money laundering, facing potential prison sentences ranging from 91 years and 9 months to 308 years. The indictment involves 26 suspects, including franchisees and ...
Turkish Influencer Faces 308 Years for Fraud
A Turkish court indicted social media influencer Neslim Güngen and her husband, İnanç Güngen, on charges of organized crime, fraud, and money laundering, facing potential prison sentences ranging from 91 years and 9 months to 308 years. The indictment involves 26 suspects, including franchisees and ...
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64% Bias Score
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