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Arıkan Criticizes Turkey's Presidential System Following Meeting with Erdoğan
Saadet Party leader Mahmut Arıkan met with Turkish President Erdoğan on June 4th to discuss the Israeli occupation of Palestine, criticizing Turkey's presidential system and advocating for judicial reform and a stronger parliament.
Arıkan Criticizes Turkey's Presidential System Following Meeting with Erdoğan
Saadet Party leader Mahmut Arıkan met with Turkish President Erdoğan on June 4th to discuss the Israeli occupation of Palestine, criticizing Turkey's presidential system and advocating for judicial reform and a stronger parliament.
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40% Bias Score


Turkish Official's Transfer to Remote Prison Sparks Human Rights Concerns
Dr. İpek Elif Atayman, former CEO of Medya A.Ş., was unexpectedly transferred from Silivri to Afyonkarahisar Prison on June 5th, 2024, after 72 days in solitary confinement, alleging inhumane treatment and violation of her rights; she is calling for an end to this alleged abuse.
Turkish Official's Transfer to Remote Prison Sparks Human Rights Concerns
Dr. İpek Elif Atayman, former CEO of Medya A.Ş., was unexpectedly transferred from Silivri to Afyonkarahisar Prison on June 5th, 2024, after 72 days in solitary confinement, alleging inhumane treatment and violation of her rights; she is calling for an end to this alleged abuse.
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60% Bias Score


Faulty Electrical System Cited in Death of Manisa Mayor
Manisa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ferdi Zeyrek died from an electric shock on June 7th while repairing a pool pump at his villa; a preliminary expert report reveals corroded safety mechanisms and substandard installation practices as contributing factors.
Faulty Electrical System Cited in Death of Manisa Mayor
Manisa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ferdi Zeyrek died from an electric shock on June 7th while repairing a pool pump at his villa; a preliminary expert report reveals corroded safety mechanisms and substandard installation practices as contributing factors.
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32% Bias Score


Manisa Mayor Dies After Electric Shock
Manisa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ferdi Zeyrek died on June 9th in a hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest due to an electric shock sustained on June 6th while repairing a pool motor at his home; an investigation is underway.
Manisa Mayor Dies After Electric Shock
Manisa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ferdi Zeyrek died on June 9th in a hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest due to an electric shock sustained on June 6th while repairing a pool motor at his home; an investigation is underway.
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24% Bias Score


Gokce Blames March 19th Operations for $60 Billion Loss, Interest Rate Spike
Bugra Gokce, head of Istanbul Planning Agency, imprisoned in operations against Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality since March 19th, alleges $60 billion reserve loss, 9% interest rate hike to 49%, and 1.47 trillion lira Istanbul Stock Exchange decline, blaming the operations.
Gokce Blames March 19th Operations for $60 Billion Loss, Interest Rate Spike
Bugra Gokce, head of Istanbul Planning Agency, imprisoned in operations against Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality since March 19th, alleges $60 billion reserve loss, 9% interest rate hike to 49%, and 1.47 trillion lira Istanbul Stock Exchange decline, blaming the operations.
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56% Bias Score


Turkey: 20% of Companies Functionally Bankrupt, Enforcement Cases Surge
Turkey's "Execution and Bankruptcy Report" reveals 20% of companies are functionally bankrupt, sustained by artificial means, while enforcement cases hit a record 38.3 million in 2023, before decreasing to 32.7 million in 2024; the average processing time increased by 57% from 582 days to 918 days.
Turkey: 20% of Companies Functionally Bankrupt, Enforcement Cases Surge
Turkey's "Execution and Bankruptcy Report" reveals 20% of companies are functionally bankrupt, sustained by artificial means, while enforcement cases hit a record 38.3 million in 2023, before decreasing to 32.7 million in 2024; the average processing time increased by 57% from 582 days to 918 days.
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48% Bias Score

Turkish Ministry Allegedly Blacklists Musicians from Ancient City Concerts
Journalist Timur Soykan reports that the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism allegedly blacklisted several prominent musicians—Yalın, Hadise, Mabel Matiz, Melek Mosso, Sertab Erener, Melike Şahin, and Cem Adrian—from performing at ancient city concert venues in 2025, ostensibly due to their perc...

Turkish Ministry Allegedly Blacklists Musicians from Ancient City Concerts
Journalist Timur Soykan reports that the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism allegedly blacklisted several prominent musicians—Yalın, Hadise, Mabel Matiz, Melek Mosso, Sertab Erener, Melike Şahin, and Cem Adrian—from performing at ancient city concert venues in 2025, ostensibly due to their perc...
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52% Bias Score

USMNT Falls to Turkey 2-1 in Pre-Gold Cup Friendly
The U.S. men's national team lost 2-1 to Turkey in a friendly match on June 3, 2024, at Pratt & Whitney Stadium in East Hartford, Connecticut, marking their second three-game losing streak in a year. The loss underscores ongoing challenges in chance creation and midfield play ahead of the Concacaf G...

USMNT Falls to Turkey 2-1 in Pre-Gold Cup Friendly
The U.S. men's national team lost 2-1 to Turkey in a friendly match on June 3, 2024, at Pratt & Whitney Stadium in East Hartford, Connecticut, marking their second three-game losing streak in a year. The loss underscores ongoing challenges in chance creation and midfield play ahead of the Concacaf G...
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40% Bias Score

Turkish TV Journalists Stage Unprecedented Strike Over Unpaid Salaries
Journalists at KRT TV in Istanbul, Turkey, have stopped broadcasting and are protesting unpaid salaries for over two months, culminating in a viral video showing the employer's lawyer admitting he cannot further deceive them; this unprecedented action has garnered widespread support and signifies a ...

Turkish TV Journalists Stage Unprecedented Strike Over Unpaid Salaries
Journalists at KRT TV in Istanbul, Turkey, have stopped broadcasting and are protesting unpaid salaries for over two months, culminating in a viral video showing the employer's lawyer admitting he cannot further deceive them; this unprecedented action has garnered widespread support and signifies a ...
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36% Bias Score

AKP Internal Divisions: Metiner Highlights Rift Between Former Officials and Opportunists
Mehmet Metiner, a former AKP MP, described a rift within the party between former high-ranking officials critical of President Erdoğan's rule and opportunistic newcomers, warning of potential instability and factionalism.

AKP Internal Divisions: Metiner Highlights Rift Between Former Officials and Opportunists
Mehmet Metiner, a former AKP MP, described a rift within the party between former high-ranking officials critical of President Erdoğan's rule and opportunistic newcomers, warning of potential instability and factionalism.
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60% Bias Score

Turkey to Implement Stricter Traffic Regulations
Turkey's Interior Ministry proposes new traffic regulations, including annual health checks for drivers over 65 and increased penalties for violations, aiming to improve road safety.

Turkey to Implement Stricter Traffic Regulations
Turkey's Interior Ministry proposes new traffic regulations, including annual health checks for drivers over 65 and increased penalties for violations, aiming to improve road safety.
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40% Bias Score

EU Acknowledges Greek Concerns on Turkish Participation in SAFE Defense Fund
European Council President António Costa affirmed that Turkey is aware of Greece's concerns about its participation in the EU's SAFE defense fund and that June's European Council will be decisive for transatlantic relations and European defense decisions, potentially including common borrowing for d...

EU Acknowledges Greek Concerns on Turkish Participation in SAFE Defense Fund
European Council President António Costa affirmed that Turkey is aware of Greece's concerns about its participation in the EU's SAFE defense fund and that June's European Council will be decisive for transatlantic relations and European defense decisions, potentially including common borrowing for d...
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44% Bias Score
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