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Turkey's 1974 Invasion of Cyprus: A 51-Year Occupation
Turkey invaded Cyprus on July 20, 1974, occupying 36% of the island, displacing thousands, and creating a lasting division that persists today, making it the only EU member under occupation.
Turkey's 1974 Invasion of Cyprus: A 51-Year Occupation
Turkey invaded Cyprus on July 20, 1974, occupying 36% of the island, displacing thousands, and creating a lasting division that persists today, making it the only EU member under occupation.
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60% Bias Score
Turkey Rejects Claims of Inaction on Gaza, Details Extensive Support for Palestine
Turkey's Foreign Ministry denied it failed to sign a six-point action plan at a Bogota meeting on Israel's Gaza attacks, stating it had already implemented measures exceeding those proposed, including halting trade with Israel in May 2024 and leading a UN initiative to stop arms transfers to Israel.
Turkey Rejects Claims of Inaction on Gaza, Details Extensive Support for Palestine
Turkey's Foreign Ministry denied it failed to sign a six-point action plan at a Bogota meeting on Israel's Gaza attacks, stating it had already implemented measures exceeding those proposed, including halting trade with Israel in May 2024 and leading a UN initiative to stop arms transfers to Israel.
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60% Bias Score
Turkey Denies Claims of Shifting Palestine Policy, Cites Complete Trade Halt with Israel
Turkey's Foreign Ministry vehemently denies allegations of wavering support for Palestine, citing the May 2024 termination of all trade with Israel, leadership in a UN initiative to halt arms transfers to Israel, and legal support for Palestinians.
Turkey Denies Claims of Shifting Palestine Policy, Cites Complete Trade Halt with Israel
Turkey's Foreign Ministry vehemently denies allegations of wavering support for Palestine, citing the May 2024 termination of all trade with Israel, leadership in a UN initiative to halt arms transfers to Israel, and legal support for Palestinians.
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56% Bias Score
Erdoğan Rejects UN Cyprus Plan, Backs Two-State Solution
During a speech in the TRNC, Turkish President Erdoğan rejected the UN's federation model for Cyprus, citing its failure and lack of Turkish Cypriot support; he announced full backing for a two-state solution proposed by TRNC President Tatar, marking a potential turning point in the decades-long con...
Erdoğan Rejects UN Cyprus Plan, Backs Two-State Solution
During a speech in the TRNC, Turkish President Erdoğan rejected the UN's federation model for Cyprus, citing its failure and lack of Turkish Cypriot support; he announced full backing for a two-state solution proposed by TRNC President Tatar, marking a potential turning point in the decades-long con...
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64% Bias Score
Renewed Calls for Justice in Suruç Massacre
On the 10th anniversary of the Suruç massacre, DEM Party co-chair Tülay Hatimoğulları demanded justice for the victims, linking the attack to state negligence and calling for a parliamentary commission to investigate the events, referencing Abdullah Öcalan's call for peace and reconciliation.
Renewed Calls for Justice in Suruç Massacre
On the 10th anniversary of the Suruç massacre, DEM Party co-chair Tülay Hatimoğulları demanded justice for the victims, linking the attack to state negligence and calling for a parliamentary commission to investigate the events, referencing Abdullah Öcalan's call for peace and reconciliation.
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56% Bias Score
Suruç Massacre Anniversary: DEM Party Demands Justice, Highlights Rojava's Significance
DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan delivered a speech at a Suruç massacre commemoration in Istanbul, emphasizing the 33 victims' role in supporting the fight against ISIS in Rojava and demanding justice not only for the perpetrators but also those who enabled the attack.
Suruç Massacre Anniversary: DEM Party Demands Justice, Highlights Rojava's Significance
DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan delivered a speech at a Suruç massacre commemoration in Istanbul, emphasizing the 33 victims' role in supporting the fight against ISIS in Rojava and demanding justice not only for the perpetrators but also those who enabled the attack.
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56% Bias Score
İmamoğlu Arrest Sparks Rallies, CHP Blasts Turkish Economy
CHP leader Özgür Özel, during a rally in Trabzon for imprisoned CHP presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, strongly criticized Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek, linking him to a past coup and highlighting the severe economic hardships faced by Turkish citizens under the current government.
İmamoğlu Arrest Sparks Rallies, CHP Blasts Turkish Economy
CHP leader Özgür Özel, during a rally in Trabzon for imprisoned CHP presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, strongly criticized Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek, linking him to a past coup and highlighting the severe economic hardships faced by Turkish citizens under the current government.
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60% Bias Score
Suruç Massacre: Ten Years of Delayed Justice in Turkey
Ten years after the ISIS-perpetrated Suruç massacre in Şanlıurfa, Turkey, which killed 33 and wounded over 100, the trial has faced significant obstacles, including a drastically reduced number of suspects, denied requests to question key figures, and significant delays in accessing crucial evidence...
Suruç Massacre: Ten Years of Delayed Justice in Turkey
Ten years after the ISIS-perpetrated Suruç massacre in Şanlıurfa, Turkey, which killed 33 and wounded over 100, the trial has faced significant obstacles, including a drastically reduced number of suspects, denied requests to question key figures, and significant delays in accessing crucial evidence...
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60% Bias Score
Turkish Parliament Passes Controversial Law Allowing Mining in Olive Groves
Despite widespread protests and a hunger strike, Turkey's parliament passed a law allowing mining in olive groves, significantly altering environmental regulations and accelerating mining projects; the opposition plans legal challenges.
Turkish Parliament Passes Controversial Law Allowing Mining in Olive Groves
Despite widespread protests and a hunger strike, Turkey's parliament passed a law allowing mining in olive groves, significantly altering environmental regulations and accelerating mining projects; the opposition plans legal challenges.
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52% Bias Score
Erdoğan Visits TRNC on Anniversary of Turkish Intervention, Underscoring Support for Two-State Solution
Turkish President Erdoğan visited the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus on July 20, 2024, the 51st anniversary of the Turkish intervention, participating in ceremonies including the foundation stone laying of a new public hospital and a road project, while the Turkish government reaffirmed its sup...
Erdoğan Visits TRNC on Anniversary of Turkish Intervention, Underscoring Support for Two-State Solution
Turkish President Erdoğan visited the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus on July 20, 2024, the 51st anniversary of the Turkish intervention, participating in ceremonies including the foundation stone laying of a new public hospital and a road project, while the Turkish government reaffirmed its sup...
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84% Bias Score
Vatan Partisi Proposes Amnesty Law for Former PKK Members
Vatan Partisi General Secretary Özgür Bursalı proposed a 15-article amnesty law in Diyarbakır on an unspecified date in 2025 for former PKK members who renounce the group and commit to integrating with the Turkish state and society, following the PKK's self-dissolution and disarmament.
Vatan Partisi Proposes Amnesty Law for Former PKK Members
Vatan Partisi General Secretary Özgür Bursalı proposed a 15-article amnesty law in Diyarbakır on an unspecified date in 2025 for former PKK members who renounce the group and commit to integrating with the Turkish state and society, following the PKK's self-dissolution and disarmament.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Official Advocates Referendum for New Constitution
Mehmet Uçum, Deputy Chairman of Turkey's Presidential Legal Policy Board, argues that claims of no public demand for a new constitution are superficial, asserting that a referendum is essential for democratic legitimacy and public oversight, even with parliamentary approval.
Turkish Official Advocates Referendum for New Constitution
Mehmet Uçum, Deputy Chairman of Turkey's Presidential Legal Policy Board, argues that claims of no public demand for a new constitution are superficial, asserting that a referendum is essential for democratic legitimacy and public oversight, even with parliamentary approval.
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48% Bias Score
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