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MHP Rejects PKK Ceasefire Announcement
MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli rejected the PKK's ceasefire announcement on [Date], citing the lack of an environment of equal and sovereign powers for a meaningful ceasefire and expressing concerns about the inclusion of other groups affiliated with the PKK.
MHP Rejects PKK Ceasefire Announcement
MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli rejected the PKK's ceasefire announcement on [Date], citing the lack of an environment of equal and sovereign powers for a meaningful ceasefire and expressing concerns about the inclusion of other groups affiliated with the PKK.
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52% Bias Score
Five Middle Eastern Nations Unite Against ISIS
On March 9th, 2025, top officials from Turkey, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, and Syria met in Amman to announce a joint operation and intelligence mechanism against ISIS, marking a significant step towards regional cooperation in combating terrorism.
Five Middle Eastern Nations Unite Against ISIS
On March 9th, 2025, top officials from Turkey, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, and Syria met in Amman to announce a joint operation and intelligence mechanism against ISIS, marking a significant step towards regional cooperation in combating terrorism.
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44% Bias Score
Global Women's Day Marches Highlight Ongoing Fight for Equality
Hundreds of thousands marched globally for International Women's Day on March 8th, with tens of thousands in Madrid advocating for women's rights and an anti-racist feminist program, while Istanbul saw protests against violence and government policies restricting women's freedoms, despite police cra...
Global Women's Day Marches Highlight Ongoing Fight for Equality
Hundreds of thousands marched globally for International Women's Day on March 8th, with tens of thousands in Madrid advocating for women's rights and an anti-racist feminist program, while Istanbul saw protests against violence and government policies restricting women's freedoms, despite police cra...
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44% Bias Score
CHP Leader Criticizes Erdoğan's 'Anti-Women' Remark, Highlights Contrasting Responses to Women's Rights
During a March 8th panel in Manisa, CHP leader Özgür Özel criticized President Erdoğan's "anti-women" label for CHP, citing the police response to women's protests and contrasting it with his own discipline of a council member who silenced a female AK Party member.
CHP Leader Criticizes Erdoğan's 'Anti-Women' Remark, Highlights Contrasting Responses to Women's Rights
During a March 8th panel in Manisa, CHP leader Özgür Özel criticized President Erdoğan's "anti-women" label for CHP, citing the police response to women's protests and contrasting it with his own discipline of a council member who silenced a female AK Party member.
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68% Bias Score
Greece's Geopolitical Crossroads: From Alliances to Transactional Relationships
Greece's geopolitical position is undergoing a transformation as the US shifts from alliance-based to transactional diplomacy, requiring Greece to rely more on its own strengths and navigate a more anarchic global landscape.
Greece's Geopolitical Crossroads: From Alliances to Transactional Relationships
Greece's geopolitical position is undergoing a transformation as the US shifts from alliance-based to transactional diplomacy, requiring Greece to rely more on its own strengths and navigate a more anarchic global landscape.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey's Alcohol Tax Crisis: 160 Deaths and a Black Market Boom
At least 160 deaths from illegally produced alcohol in Turkey since 2025 have prompted government crackdowns, highlighting the impact of high taxes making alcohol unaffordable for many and driving them to the black market.
Turkey's Alcohol Tax Crisis: 160 Deaths and a Black Market Boom
At least 160 deaths from illegally produced alcohol in Turkey since 2025 have prompted government crackdowns, highlighting the impact of high taxes making alcohol unaffordable for many and driving them to the black market.
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44% Bias Score
Istanbul Feminist March Demands Gender Equality Amidst Ongoing Violence
Thousands of feminists marched in Istanbul, demanding gender equality and denouncing persistent violence against women, connecting their struggle with global feminist movements and vowing to continue their fight against patriarchal systems and authoritarian measures.
Istanbul Feminist March Demands Gender Equality Amidst Ongoing Violence
Thousands of feminists marched in Istanbul, demanding gender equality and denouncing persistent violence against women, connecting their struggle with global feminist movements and vowing to continue their fight against patriarchal systems and authoritarian measures.
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60% Bias Score
Turkish Arms Deal Exacerbates Sudan Conflict
Turkey's Baykar defense company supplied $120 million in weapons to Sudan's army between August and November 2023, potentially violating sanctions and exacerbating the ongoing conflict; this raises concerns about foreign involvement in the Sudanese civil war.
Turkish Arms Deal Exacerbates Sudan Conflict
Turkey's Baykar defense company supplied $120 million in weapons to Sudan's army between August and November 2023, potentially violating sanctions and exacerbating the ongoing conflict; this raises concerns about foreign involvement in the Sudanese civil war.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Family Doctors to Strike Amidst Healthcare Crisis
Turkish family doctors will strike on March 14th due to unmet demands, including job security, public building support, and cost compensation; 20 recently opened positions in Izmir received zero applicants, highlighting the crisis.
Turkish Family Doctors to Strike Amidst Healthcare Crisis
Turkish family doctors will strike on March 14th due to unmet demands, including job security, public building support, and cost compensation; 20 recently opened positions in Izmir received zero applicants, highlighting the crisis.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey's Parliament to Debate Cybersecurity and Climate Laws
The Turkish Parliament will debate the Cybersecurity Law, establishing a council with key government officials prioritizing domestic products, and a Climate Law creating an Emission Trading System and imposing penalties for non-compliance with greenhouse gas emission limits.
Turkey's Parliament to Debate Cybersecurity and Climate Laws
The Turkish Parliament will debate the Cybersecurity Law, establishing a council with key government officials prioritizing domestic products, and a Climate Law creating an Emission Trading System and imposing penalties for non-compliance with greenhouse gas emission limits.
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16% Bias Score
Çanakkale Exhibit Showcases Troyan Women, Challenging Historical Narratives
Pınar Yolaçan's photography exhibit in Çanakkale, Turkey, displays images of Troyan women, highlighting their suffering during the Trojan War and challenging conventional historical narratives that focus primarily on male figures. The exhibit, initially shown at the 2018 Çanakkale Biennial, uses vis...
Çanakkale Exhibit Showcases Troyan Women, Challenging Historical Narratives
Pınar Yolaçan's photography exhibit in Çanakkale, Turkey, displays images of Troyan women, highlighting their suffering during the Trojan War and challenging conventional historical narratives that focus primarily on male figures. The exhibit, initially shown at the 2018 Çanakkale Biennial, uses vis...
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52% Bias Score
Over 600 Dead in Syria Clashes Since Assad's Ouster
Over 600 people have been killed in clashes between factions loyal to and opposed to Syria's new government since Thursday, marking the worst violence since the Assad regime's ouster in December; the fighting, concentrated in coastal areas, raises concerns of renewed sectarian conflict.
Over 600 Dead in Syria Clashes Since Assad's Ouster
Over 600 people have been killed in clashes between factions loyal to and opposed to Syria's new government since Thursday, marking the worst violence since the Assad regime's ouster in December; the fighting, concentrated in coastal areas, raises concerns of renewed sectarian conflict.
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40% Bias Score
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