Urfi Çetinkaya who is believed to be connected to drug trafficking in Turkey and the Mediterranean since long was caught in Sarıyer, İstanbul in a police operation.

Kılıçdaroğlu, presidential candidate of the Nation Alliance met with Oğan, presidential candidate of the Ancestral Alliance today who made a call yesterday to all four candidates to come together and talk about election safety.

The Constitutional Court of Turkey ruled that there was a violation of rights of Dilan who was shot in her head with tear gas during the May Day demonstrations in 2013 in İstanbul.

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan made the same election promise as his rival Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu and said they will abolish oral interviews for recruitment to public employment.

After the petition of the party not to plead verbally today at the Constitutional Court, the Court's General Assembly decided to send the case file to the rapporteur for the opinion as to the accusations to be prepared.

Visual artist Berkay Kahvecioğlu faces a prison sentence for creating a painting of Erdoğan accompanied by the caption "slut". The artwork referenced the president's derogatory comments against the Gezi Park protesters.

"I am out, but officially I am in jail. I want to be able to cast a vote in these elections where even one vote is seen as so important. Do I have to go to jail in order to be able to vote?"

One of the twin snake statues on the gate of Galatasaray High School has been missing for weeks. The school is located on the popular tourist area of İstiklal Avenue, the busiest street of the city.

Zekeriya Yapıcıoğlu, who will be running for MP on the AKP list in İstanbul's 3rd electoral district, and his Free Cause Party are opposing Law No. 6284 on eliminating violence against women, while Zengin had recently stood up defending the law.

The suspects said in their statement that "E.D. fired the gun into the air from the moving vehicle in order to share the video on social media." E.D. who has 51 criminal records is not wanted.

As the new law could make allied parties compete against each other, not only the parties' voting rates but also how they will participate in the election will determine the outcome. The parties have set up "alliances within alliances" to maximize the number of seats they'll win.

There are claims that new evidence was found on the suspicious death of Gabonese student Dina. The suspect, taken into custody for the fourth time, was sent to the court after the procedures in the prosecutor's office and was arrested.

Ecology platforms name this step as a "political move" and warn that a possible disaster in the Akkuyu power station being constructed will create pollution in the Mediterranean with cross-border effects.

14 years ago Münevver Karabulut was killed brutally, chopped to pieces, and thrown into the garbage. The verdict, coming from a wealthy family, was reported to have killed himself in prison in 2014. Karabulut's family wants the grave to be opened to find out if he did not actually escape prison.

A university student from Gabon and a refugee from Syria were killed within two weeks. All suspects related to the death of the former have been released from detention.

It is clear that the death of the university student Dina, is not an "unexpected" but "expected" one with hatred toward migrants agitated by many. The opposition parties have to speak up urgently in order to stop such hostility.

Charged with "insulting the president" and "disrupting the electoral order," Mahir Akkoyun was released after giving a statement to the police.

The Minister of Transport and Infrastructures joined a TV program and tried to defend the cutting of the internet after the February 6 earthquakes but he was not able to give any reasons.

The perpetrators drew three crescents, a Turkish nationalist symbol, and wrote insults on the walls of the office.

The party petition submitted to the supreme court states that the requests of the party for the plea date in the closure case to be postponed to a date after the elections were rejected each time and that this attitude of the supreme court was an intervention to free and fair elections.