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Turkey Deploys Non-Pedagogically Trained Graduates as Teachers
Facing a shortage of 800,000 teachers, Turkey's Ministry of Education (MEB) has assigned thousands of non-pedagogically trained university graduates, including theology graduates, as paid primary school teachers, particularly in eastern and southeastern provinces.
Turkey Deploys Non-Pedagogically Trained Graduates as Teachers
Facing a shortage of 800,000 teachers, Turkey's Ministry of Education (MEB) has assigned thousands of non-pedagogically trained university graduates, including theology graduates, as paid primary school teachers, particularly in eastern and southeastern provinces.
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60% Bias Score


Yeni Şafak Criticizes Turkey's Tax Policies
The pro-government Yeni Şafak newspaper criticizes Turkey's Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek's tax policies, arguing that the lack of tax on foreign exchange is a primary cause of the economic crisis.
Yeni Şafak Criticizes Turkey's Tax Policies
The pro-government Yeni Şafak newspaper criticizes Turkey's Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek's tax policies, arguing that the lack of tax on foreign exchange is a primary cause of the economic crisis.
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60% Bias Score


Turkey's High Election Council Rejects CHP's Extraordinary Congress Cancellation Request
Turkey's High Election Council (YSK) rejected a request to cancel the Republican People's Party's (CHP) 22nd extraordinary congress, scheduled for September 24th, clearing the path for the congress to proceed after legal challenges.
Turkey's High Election Council Rejects CHP's Extraordinary Congress Cancellation Request
Turkey's High Election Council (YSK) rejected a request to cancel the Republican People's Party's (CHP) 22nd extraordinary congress, scheduled for September 24th, clearing the path for the congress to proceed after legal challenges.
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40% Bias Score


Turkish Satirical Magazine Leman Staff Face Charges Over Prophet Cartoon
An Istanbul court upheld the pre-trial detention of six staff members from the Turkish satirical magazine Leman, charged with inciting hatred and derision for a cartoon depicting the prophets Muhammad and Moses, published in the June 26th, 2025 issue.
Turkish Satirical Magazine Leman Staff Face Charges Over Prophet Cartoon
An Istanbul court upheld the pre-trial detention of six staff members from the Turkish satirical magazine Leman, charged with inciting hatred and derision for a cartoon depicting the prophets Muhammad and Moses, published in the June 26th, 2025 issue.
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44% Bias Score


Turkey: Censorship, Morality, and Societal Repression
In Turkey, increasing censorship and moral policing, driven by government and religious institutions, leads to individual repression, exemplified by a young woman's suicide attempt after her father violently opposes her relationship and the arrest of artists for allegedly indecent performances.
Turkey: Censorship, Morality, and Societal Repression
In Turkey, increasing censorship and moral policing, driven by government and religious institutions, leads to individual repression, exemplified by a young woman's suicide attempt after her father violently opposes her relationship and the arrest of artists for allegedly indecent performances.
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60% Bias Score


Turkish Girl Band Manifest Faces Backlash for "Immoral" Performance
Following a concert in Istanbul, the all-female Turkish pop group Manifest is facing prosecution for "lewd and unchaste acts" and "exhibitionism," highlighting increasing government pressure on female artists.
Turkish Girl Band Manifest Faces Backlash for "Immoral" Performance
Following a concert in Istanbul, the all-female Turkish pop group Manifest is facing prosecution for "lewd and unchaste acts" and "exhibitionism," highlighting increasing government pressure on female artists.
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44% Bias Score

Turkey's National Accounts System Overhaul: Unveiling Discrepancies and Data Revisions
Turkey's TurkStat (TÜİK) conducted a major revision of its national accounts in September 2025, revealing significant changes in consumption and investment figures, particularly discrepancies between the reported inflation rate and actual consumption data.

Turkey's National Accounts System Overhaul: Unveiling Discrepancies and Data Revisions
Turkey's TurkStat (TÜİK) conducted a major revision of its national accounts in September 2025, revealing significant changes in consumption and investment figures, particularly discrepancies between the reported inflation rate and actual consumption data.
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40% Bias Score

Turkey's "Ghost Evidence" Problem in Arrests
Turkish courts are criticized for using vague grounds for arrests, similar to historical "ghost evidence" in Salem witch trials, where defendants' claims of innocence are used against them.

Turkey's "Ghost Evidence" Problem in Arrests
Turkish courts are criticized for using vague grounds for arrests, similar to historical "ghost evidence" in Salem witch trials, where defendants' claims of innocence are used against them.
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56% Bias Score

CHP Leader Alleges Trump Jr. Met Erdoğan, Discusses Business Deals Amidst Palestine Crisis
CHP leader Özgür Özel claimed that Donald Trump Jr. met with President Erdoğan in Istanbul last week, discussing business deals while Palestine faces crisis; Özel also alleged pressure on a mayor to switch parties.

CHP Leader Alleges Trump Jr. Met Erdoğan, Discusses Business Deals Amidst Palestine Crisis
CHP leader Özgür Özel claimed that Donald Trump Jr. met with President Erdoğan in Istanbul last week, discussing business deals while Palestine faces crisis; Özel also alleged pressure on a mayor to switch parties.
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56% Bias Score

59 Turkish Municipalities Switch from Opposition to Ruling Party
Following the March 31, 2024, local elections in Turkey, 59 municipalities initially won by opposition parties have joined the ruling AKP party, with potential for further transitions.

59 Turkish Municipalities Switch from Opposition to Ruling Party
Following the March 31, 2024, local elections in Turkey, 59 municipalities initially won by opposition parties have joined the ruling AKP party, with potential for further transitions.
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56% Bias Score

Turkey's Peace Process: Unprecedented Progress and Challenges
MIT Academy head Talha Köse reported on Turkey's ongoing peace process, stating it has reached an unprecedented stage, focusing on achieving positive peace with legal guarantees and addressing potential sabotage attempts.

Turkey's Peace Process: Unprecedented Progress and Challenges
MIT Academy head Talha Köse reported on Turkey's ongoing peace process, stating it has reached an unprecedented stage, focusing on achieving positive peace with legal guarantees and addressing potential sabotage attempts.
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40% Bias Score

Meriç-Ergene River Basin Flood Risk Management Plan
A joint EU-Turkey project is creating a flood risk management plan for the Meriç-Ergene River Basin, using past flood data, land analysis, and hydrological modeling to identify high-risk areas, map affected structures, and design evacuation strategies.

Meriç-Ergene River Basin Flood Risk Management Plan
A joint EU-Turkey project is creating a flood risk management plan for the Meriç-Ergene River Basin, using past flood data, land analysis, and hydrological modeling to identify high-risk areas, map affected structures, and design evacuation strategies.
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36% Bias Score
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