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1055th Week: Saturday Mothers Demand Justice for Nurettin Çur
The Saturday Mothers held their 1055th weekly protest in Galatasaray Square, demanding justice for Nurettin Çur, who disappeared 30 years ago in Diyarbakır, highlighting the ongoing struggle for accountability regarding enforced disappearances and state-sponsored violence during the 1990s.
1055th Week: Saturday Mothers Demand Justice for Nurettin Çur
The Saturday Mothers held their 1055th weekly protest in Galatasaray Square, demanding justice for Nurettin Çur, who disappeared 30 years ago in Diyarbakır, highlighting the ongoing struggle for accountability regarding enforced disappearances and state-sponsored violence during the 1990s.
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24% Bias Score


Economic Hardship and Governance Issues Challenge AKP Dominance in Bayburt
In Bayburt, Turkey, despite President Erdoğan's strong support, economic hardship and local governance issues are causing a potential shift in public opinion towards the CHP, evidenced by a predicted doubling of their previous electoral support in an upcoming rally.
Economic Hardship and Governance Issues Challenge AKP Dominance in Bayburt
In Bayburt, Turkey, despite President Erdoğan's strong support, economic hardship and local governance issues are causing a potential shift in public opinion towards the CHP, evidenced by a predicted doubling of their previous electoral support in an upcoming rally.
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44% Bias Score


Greek-Turkish Talks Aim for July Summit Amidst Regional Instability
High-level Greek-Turkish talks in Ankara aim for a July Supreme Cooperation Council (SCC) meeting, focusing on economic cooperation, while acknowledging challenges in resolving decades-old maritime disputes; international developments could impact the timeline.
Greek-Turkish Talks Aim for July Summit Amidst Regional Instability
High-level Greek-Turkish talks in Ankara aim for a July Supreme Cooperation Council (SCC) meeting, focusing on economic cooperation, while acknowledging challenges in resolving decades-old maritime disputes; international developments could impact the timeline.
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32% Bias Score


Post-Assad Syria: A Reshaped Geopolitical Landscape
Following a December 2024 rebellion that toppled the Al Assad dictatorship, Turkey, Gulf states, and the US are actively reshaping Syria's political landscape, while Russia and Iran's influence diminishes; the rebel group HTS holds key ministerial positions.
Post-Assad Syria: A Reshaped Geopolitical Landscape
Following a December 2024 rebellion that toppled the Al Assad dictatorship, Turkey, Gulf states, and the US are actively reshaping Syria's political landscape, while Russia and Iran's influence diminishes; the rebel group HTS holds key ministerial positions.
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52% Bias Score


Imamoglu Boycotts Hearing, Citing Illegal Venue Change
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu boycotted a court hearing on Thursday, protesting an illegal last-minute venue change to Silivri prison from a central Istanbul court. Prosecutors seek a 2-4 year prison sentence and a political activity ban for allegedly influencing an expert witness; the hearing was p...
Imamoglu Boycotts Hearing, Citing Illegal Venue Change
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu boycotted a court hearing on Thursday, protesting an illegal last-minute venue change to Silivri prison from a central Istanbul court. Prosecutors seek a 2-4 year prison sentence and a political activity ban for allegedly influencing an expert witness; the hearing was p...
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40% Bias Score


Turkey Obstructs Greece-Cyprus-Israel Power Cable Project
Turkey's attempts to obstruct the Greece-Cyprus-Israel power cable, the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), using implicit threats of violence since July 2024, demonstrates its efforts to prevent Israel's energy integration with Europe and limit Greece's role in regional infrastructure.
Turkey Obstructs Greece-Cyprus-Israel Power Cable Project
Turkey's attempts to obstruct the Greece-Cyprus-Israel power cable, the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), using implicit threats of violence since July 2024, demonstrates its efforts to prevent Israel's energy integration with Europe and limit Greece's role in regional infrastructure.
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52% Bias Score

AKP Official Criticizes Muslim World's Inaction on Iran
Metin Külünk, a former AKP official, sharply criticized the weak response of the Muslim world and Turkey's religious organizations to the Israeli attacks on Iran, highlighting the contrast with the West's strong condemnation and attributing the inaction to "conformism" and the pursuit of wealth and ...

AKP Official Criticizes Muslim World's Inaction on Iran
Metin Külünk, a former AKP official, sharply criticized the weak response of the Muslim world and Turkey's religious organizations to the Israeli attacks on Iran, highlighting the contrast with the West's strong condemnation and attributing the inaction to "conformism" and the pursuit of wealth and ...
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60% Bias Score

Post-Earthquake Arts Programs Bring Hope to Turkish Children
Funded by the Jointly: Culture, Dialogue and Support Program, two projects—the Perre Children and City Biennial in Adıyaman (June 13-20) and a Hatay children's orchestra and choir concert (June 25)—offer art and music programs to children in earthquake-stricken areas, aiming for healing and communit...

Post-Earthquake Arts Programs Bring Hope to Turkish Children
Funded by the Jointly: Culture, Dialogue and Support Program, two projects—the Perre Children and City Biennial in Adıyaman (June 13-20) and a Hatay children's orchestra and choir concert (June 25)—offer art and music programs to children in earthquake-stricken areas, aiming for healing and communit...
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16% Bias Score

Turkey Enacts New Direct Sales Regulation, Strengthening Consumer Protections
Turkey's Ministry of Trade introduced a new direct sales regulation granting consumers a 30-day cancellation right without penalties, setting commission limits at 40 percent of net sales, and requiring sales licenses for companies. This aims to ensure fairness and transparency in the sector.

Turkey Enacts New Direct Sales Regulation, Strengthening Consumer Protections
Turkey's Ministry of Trade introduced a new direct sales regulation granting consumers a 30-day cancellation right without penalties, setting commission limits at 40 percent of net sales, and requiring sales licenses for companies. This aims to ensure fairness and transparency in the sector.
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36% Bias Score

Turkey Cautiously Weighs Öcalan's Request for Meeting with SDF Leader
Turkey's ruling AKP party is cautiously considering Abdullah Öcalan's request to meet with the SDF leader Mazlum Abdi, prioritizing the formation of a parliamentary commission to address legal issues related to the disarmament process before engaging in further discussions.

Turkey Cautiously Weighs Öcalan's Request for Meeting with SDF Leader
Turkey's ruling AKP party is cautiously considering Abdullah Öcalan's request to meet with the SDF leader Mazlum Abdi, prioritizing the formation of a parliamentary commission to address legal issues related to the disarmament process before engaging in further discussions.
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44% Bias Score

Turkish Green Left Party Demands End to Israel Ties
Turkey's Green Left Party condemned Israel's attacks on Iran and Palestine, demanding Turkey halt all trade with Israel, close its ports and airspace to Israeli activity, citing Israel's ongoing 'genocide war' in Palestine and accusing Turkey of enabling this conflict through continued trade.

Turkish Green Left Party Demands End to Israel Ties
Turkey's Green Left Party condemned Israel's attacks on Iran and Palestine, demanding Turkey halt all trade with Israel, close its ports and airspace to Israeli activity, citing Israel's ongoing 'genocide war' in Palestine and accusing Turkey of enabling this conflict through continued trade.
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60% Bias Score

Turkish Doctor's Prison Transfer Raises Human Rights Concerns
Dr. Atayman, a Turkish citizen, was transferred from Silivri to Afyonkarahisar prison under questionable circumstances, resulting in five days without a bunk, prompting concerns about torture and due process violations.

Turkish Doctor's Prison Transfer Raises Human Rights Concerns
Dr. Atayman, a Turkish citizen, was transferred from Silivri to Afyonkarahisar prison under questionable circumstances, resulting in five days without a bunk, prompting concerns about torture and due process violations.
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56% Bias Score
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