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CHP Challenges Five Turkish Laws, Presidential Decree in Constitutional Court
Turkey's CHP filed a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court challenging five laws and a presidential decree, arguing they exceed constitutional authority and concentrate power in the executive branch, impacting university governance, municipal rights, and judicial processes.
CHP Challenges Five Turkish Laws, Presidential Decree in Constitutional Court
Turkey's CHP filed a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court challenging five laws and a presidential decree, arguing they exceed constitutional authority and concentrate power in the executive branch, impacting university governance, municipal rights, and judicial processes.
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36% Bias Score


Turkey Warns Against Syrian Violence, Promotes Regional Diplomacy
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with El Salvador's Foreign Minister in Ankara, discussing enhanced bilateral cooperation, including defense industry collaboration, while simultaneously warning against Syrian violence and highlighting upcoming diplomatic events in Istanbul, including potenti...
Turkey Warns Against Syrian Violence, Promotes Regional Diplomacy
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with El Salvador's Foreign Minister in Ankara, discussing enhanced bilateral cooperation, including defense industry collaboration, while simultaneously warning against Syrian violence and highlighting upcoming diplomatic events in Istanbul, including potenti...
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64% Bias Score


Turkish Private Universities Hike Tuition Fees Significantly for 2025-2026
Turkish private universities have raised tuition fees for the 2025-2026 academic year, with medical school fees approaching 1.5 million lira in some institutions, reflecting increases ranging from 39% to over 80% across various programs and universities.
Turkish Private Universities Hike Tuition Fees Significantly for 2025-2026
Turkish private universities have raised tuition fees for the 2025-2026 academic year, with medical school fees approaching 1.5 million lira in some institutions, reflecting increases ranging from 39% to over 80% across various programs and universities.
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24% Bias Score


Turkish Court Ruling Removes Protection Against Pension Seizures
A recent Turkish Supreme Court ruling eliminates legal protection preventing the seizure of retirement pensions for debt repayment, potentially impacting millions of retirees' financial security by allowing banks direct access to their pension funds.
Turkish Court Ruling Removes Protection Against Pension Seizures
A recent Turkish Supreme Court ruling eliminates legal protection preventing the seizure of retirement pensions for debt repayment, potentially impacting millions of retirees' financial security by allowing banks direct access to their pension funds.
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56% Bias Score


Istanbul Confirmed as Venue for Next Russia-Ukraine Talks
Following two previous rounds in Istanbul, the third round of Russia-Ukraine talks will again be held in Istanbul, though the date remains unconfirmed, reflecting ongoing efforts towards a diplomatic resolution.
Istanbul Confirmed as Venue for Next Russia-Ukraine Talks
Following two previous rounds in Istanbul, the third round of Russia-Ukraine talks will again be held in Istanbul, though the date remains unconfirmed, reflecting ongoing efforts towards a diplomatic resolution.
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32% Bias Score


Turkey Legalizes Medical Cannabis Sales Through Pharmacies
Turkey legalized medical cannabis sales in pharmacies, aiming to boost competitiveness in the global market; the Ministry of Health will oversee distribution, while the Ministry of Agriculture handles cultivation, ensuring controlled access via electronic tracking systems.
Turkey Legalizes Medical Cannabis Sales Through Pharmacies
Turkey legalized medical cannabis sales in pharmacies, aiming to boost competitiveness in the global market; the Ministry of Health will oversee distribution, while the Ministry of Agriculture handles cultivation, ensuring controlled access via electronic tracking systems.
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40% Bias Score

Turkey's Sunken City: Halfeti's Transformation After Dam Construction
The construction of the Birecik Dam in 2000 submerged parts of Halfeti, Turkey, displacing over 6,000 people and transforming the town into a tourist destination showcasing its sunken architecture while preserving its unique "black" roses and nearby Rumkale Fortress.

Turkey's Sunken City: Halfeti's Transformation After Dam Construction
The construction of the Birecik Dam in 2000 submerged parts of Halfeti, Turkey, displacing over 6,000 people and transforming the town into a tourist destination showcasing its sunken architecture while preserving its unique "black" roses and nearby Rumkale Fortress.
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44% Bias Score

Turkish MP Highlights Soaring Medication Prices Amidst Inflation
AKP Kayseri MP Murat Cahid Cıngı reported a dramatic price increase of the medication Talcid from 20-25 lira to 200-250 lira, reflecting broader inflation concerns in Turkey and highlighting a disconnect between official reports and lived experiences.

Turkish MP Highlights Soaring Medication Prices Amidst Inflation
AKP Kayseri MP Murat Cahid Cıngı reported a dramatic price increase of the medication Talcid from 20-25 lira to 200-250 lira, reflecting broader inflation concerns in Turkey and highlighting a disconnect between official reports and lived experiences.
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40% Bias Score

Istanbul IETT Bus Brake Failure Causes 10-Vehicle Collision, 6 Injuries
An IETT bus in Istanbul experienced a brake failure, causing a chain-reaction collision with 10 vehicles, injuring 6 people, including 2 municipal sanitation workers, and narrowly missing a pedestrian on Tarlabaşı Boulevard at approximately 10:30 am. The driver was detained.

Istanbul IETT Bus Brake Failure Causes 10-Vehicle Collision, 6 Injuries
An IETT bus in Istanbul experienced a brake failure, causing a chain-reaction collision with 10 vehicles, injuring 6 people, including 2 municipal sanitation workers, and narrowly missing a pedestrian on Tarlabaşı Boulevard at approximately 10:30 am. The driver was detained.
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36% Bias Score

Libya Challenges Greece's Maritime Claims, Heightening Eastern Mediterranean Tensions
Libya's government, under apparent Turkish influence, submitted two diplomatic notes to the UN contesting Greece's maritime zones and hydrocarbon exploration plans, specifically targeting areas south of Crete and in the Ionian Sea, creating a significant diplomatic crisis and directly challenging ex...

Libya Challenges Greece's Maritime Claims, Heightening Eastern Mediterranean Tensions
Libya's government, under apparent Turkish influence, submitted two diplomatic notes to the UN contesting Greece's maritime zones and hydrocarbon exploration plans, specifically targeting areas south of Crete and in the Ionian Sea, creating a significant diplomatic crisis and directly challenging ex...
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40% Bias Score

Turkish Opposition Claims Government's Actions Against CHP Are Politically Motivated
İyi Party leader Müsavat Dervişoğlu alleges the Turkish government is using legal actions against CHP municipalities for political reasons, impacting the upcoming presidential election by potentially forcing a change in CHP's candidate due to the imprisonment of Ekrem İmamoğlu.

Turkish Opposition Claims Government's Actions Against CHP Are Politically Motivated
İyi Party leader Müsavat Dervişoğlu alleges the Turkish government is using legal actions against CHP municipalities for political reasons, impacting the upcoming presidential election by potentially forcing a change in CHP's candidate due to the imprisonment of Ekrem İmamoğlu.
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60% Bias Score

Turkish Mining Decision Links Olive Groves to US Arms Manufacturers via Global Finance
A Turkish parliamentary decision to allow mining in olive groves has linked Turkish mining companies Ariana Resources and Zenit Madencilik to US gold mining giant Newmont Corporation, highlighting the involvement of global finance giants like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street, who also hold majo...

Turkish Mining Decision Links Olive Groves to US Arms Manufacturers via Global Finance
A Turkish parliamentary decision to allow mining in olive groves has linked Turkish mining companies Ariana Resources and Zenit Madencilik to US gold mining giant Newmont Corporation, highlighting the involvement of global finance giants like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street, who also hold majo...
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56% Bias Score
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