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Turkey Proposes Four-Way Summit to End Russia-Ukraine War
Turkey is mediating the Russia-Ukraine war, proposing a summit between Presidents Erdoğan, Trump, Putin, and Zelenskyy in Istanbul, contingent on prior direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine yielding results; Ukraine seeks assurances of Russia's sincerity before committing to further talks.
Turkey Proposes Four-Way Summit to End Russia-Ukraine War
Turkey is mediating the Russia-Ukraine war, proposing a summit between Presidents Erdoğan, Trump, Putin, and Zelenskyy in Istanbul, contingent on prior direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine yielding results; Ukraine seeks assurances of Russia's sincerity before committing to further talks.
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44% Bias Score


US-Syria Relations Improve, Leading to Major Energy Deal
The US raised its flag outside its embassy in Damascus after 13 years, signaling improved relations with Syria, culminating in a major energy deal with Qatari, Turkish, and US companies to revitalize Syria's electricity grid; the US also lifted decades-long sanctions.
US-Syria Relations Improve, Leading to Major Energy Deal
The US raised its flag outside its embassy in Damascus after 13 years, signaling improved relations with Syria, culminating in a major energy deal with Qatari, Turkish, and US companies to revitalize Syria's electricity grid; the US also lifted decades-long sanctions.
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44% Bias Score


Istanbul Bar Member Released After 127 Days in Prison
Istanbul Bar Association board member Fırat Epözdemir, arrested on January 25th for "terror propaganda" and "terrorist organization membership," was released from Silivri Prison on June 20th after 127 days, following a court decision. The charges stemmed from the Bar's statements regarding the death...
Istanbul Bar Member Released After 127 Days in Prison
Istanbul Bar Association board member Fırat Epözdemir, arrested on January 25th for "terror propaganda" and "terrorist organization membership," was released from Silivri Prison on June 20th after 127 days, following a court decision. The charges stemmed from the Bar's statements regarding the death...
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36% Bias Score


BDDK Restricts Turkish Savings Finance Companies' Legal Entity Transactions
Turkey's Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK) implemented new regulations limiting savings finance companies' transactions with legal entities to bolster individual financing, increasing the minimum capital requirement for branch openings to 10 million Turkish Lira, and enhancing transpa...
BDDK Restricts Turkish Savings Finance Companies' Legal Entity Transactions
Turkey's Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK) implemented new regulations limiting savings finance companies' transactions with legal entities to bolster individual financing, increasing the minimum capital requirement for branch openings to 10 million Turkish Lira, and enhancing transpa...
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16% Bias Score


TCMB Report: Tighter Monetary Policy Supports Turkish Lira
The Central Bank of Turkey's (TCMB) first Financial Stability Report of 2024 shows that tighter monetary policy and disinflation are supporting the Turkish lira, credit growth aligns with disinflation, and the impact of recent financial market volatility on Turkey's country risk premium is limited.
TCMB Report: Tighter Monetary Policy Supports Turkish Lira
The Central Bank of Turkey's (TCMB) first Financial Stability Report of 2024 shows that tighter monetary policy and disinflation are supporting the Turkish lira, credit growth aligns with disinflation, and the impact of recent financial market volatility on Turkey's country risk premium is limited.
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40% Bias Score


Turkey Surges as Top Small Arms Supplier to US Amidst Rising Gun Violence Concerns
The US, the world's largest arms exporter, has seen a 500% increase in small arms imports since 2000, primarily from Turkey, Austria, and Brazil, due to lower prices and increased demand, raising concerns about gun violence.
Turkey Surges as Top Small Arms Supplier to US Amidst Rising Gun Violence Concerns
The US, the world's largest arms exporter, has seen a 500% increase in small arms imports since 2000, primarily from Turkey, Austria, and Brazil, due to lower prices and increased demand, raising concerns about gun violence.
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24% Bias Score

Turkey's 10th Judicial Package: Covid Release Omitted, Parole Reforms Introduced
Turkey's 10th Judicial Package, presented to parliament, excludes a Covid-19 release provision that would have freed 40,000 prisoners, but includes changes to parole eligibility, aiming for a standardized one-half sentence reduction for all crimes, subject to stricter conditional release criteria ma...

Turkey's 10th Judicial Package: Covid Release Omitted, Parole Reforms Introduced
Turkey's 10th Judicial Package, presented to parliament, excludes a Covid-19 release provision that would have freed 40,000 prisoners, but includes changes to parole eligibility, aiming for a standardized one-half sentence reduction for all crimes, subject to stricter conditional release criteria ma...
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56% Bias Score

Conflicting Expert Reports Clear MADO Owners in Kahramanmaraş Earthquake Building Collapse Case
Following the Kahramanmaraş earthquake, two expert reports blamed MADO owners Mehmet Sait and Atilla Kanbur for the deaths of 35 residents in the Manolya Sitesi collapse; however, a third report cleared them of fault, leading to the dropping of travel restrictions and the case's postponement.

Conflicting Expert Reports Clear MADO Owners in Kahramanmaraş Earthquake Building Collapse Case
Following the Kahramanmaraş earthquake, two expert reports blamed MADO owners Mehmet Sait and Atilla Kanbur for the deaths of 35 residents in the Manolya Sitesi collapse; however, a third report cleared them of fault, leading to the dropping of travel restrictions and the case's postponement.
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48% Bias Score

Rising Turkish Support for Peace Process Amidst Controversial Judicial Package
A Panoramatr poll reveals growing Turkish public support (39% believe in PKK disarmament) for the peace process, coinciding with the introduction of Turkey's 10th Judicial Package, which includes provisions for releasing ill and elderly prisoners but excludes others, sparking criticism from the DEM ...

Rising Turkish Support for Peace Process Amidst Controversial Judicial Package
A Panoramatr poll reveals growing Turkish public support (39% believe in PKK disarmament) for the peace process, coinciding with the introduction of Turkey's 10th Judicial Package, which includes provisions for releasing ill and elderly prisoners but excludes others, sparking criticism from the DEM ...
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56% Bias Score

Turkey Cracks Down on Inflated Online Real Estate Prices
Turkey's Ministry of Trade implemented new regulations on May 30, 2025, prohibiting online real estate listings with unjustified price hikes that deviate from general economic data, aiming to curb unfair pricing and protect consumers.

Turkey Cracks Down on Inflated Online Real Estate Prices
Turkey's Ministry of Trade implemented new regulations on May 30, 2025, prohibiting online real estate listings with unjustified price hikes that deviate from general economic data, aiming to curb unfair pricing and protect consumers.
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44% Bias Score

Turkish Private School Tuition Soars, Enrollment Drops
Turkish private schools have raised tuition fees by over 50 percent for the 2025-2026 academic year, with some reaching almost 2 million lira due to high inflation, leading to a 2.37 percent decrease in enrollment despite continued demand for prestigious institutions.

Turkish Private School Tuition Soars, Enrollment Drops
Turkish private schools have raised tuition fees by over 50 percent for the 2025-2026 academic year, with some reaching almost 2 million lira due to high inflation, leading to a 2.37 percent decrease in enrollment despite continued demand for prestigious institutions.
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40% Bias Score

Turkey's New Constitutional Commission Amidst Inflation Data Dispute
Turkey's ruling party is forming a new Constitutional Commission, 14 years after a previous attempt failed due to political disagreements, while a parallel legal battle challenges official inflation data, highlighting concerns about governance and transparency.

Turkey's New Constitutional Commission Amidst Inflation Data Dispute
Turkey's ruling party is forming a new Constitutional Commission, 14 years after a previous attempt failed due to political disagreements, while a parallel legal battle challenges official inflation data, highlighting concerns about governance and transparency.
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52% Bias Score
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