The incident reportedly happened when a journalist photographed a mass burial in Hatay. Having lost all the photos they had taken, the journalists will file a lawsuit against the officials.

Critics link HÜDA PAR, which recently announced support for President Erdoğan, to the Kurdish Hizbullah, which perpetrated hundreds of targeted killings in the 1990s. The party denies the accusations.

Fatih Erbakan, the president of the party, stated that he will be the presidential candidate of his party.

Seeking the Kurdish issue-focused party's support against Erdoğan, Kılıçdaroğlu met the HDP co-leaders at the parliament.

Dolphins and whales, which are considered a sign of healthy sea ecosystems by scientists, are under multiple threats due to overhunting and plastic pollution.

Tent cities in Urfa and Adıyaman were also affected by the floods caused by the torrential rains that started on late March 14.

The reason for the detention is not yet clear. Many people were detained after yesterday's Newroz celebrations in the city. He was later released.

The decision was based on the state of emergency declared in 10 provinces affected by last month's quakes, which displaced nearly two million people.

The outlet's website has also been banned in Turkey since July 2022.

Over 6,800 foreign nationals were killed in the massive February quakes, according to the vice president.

A man was beaten by neighborhood guards while he was trying to pick up the belongings of his sister-in-law from her apartment.

The suspect charged with killing the father and injuring a son of the Şenyaşar family could not be found despite the warrant issued five years ago. Bodyguards and relatives of a ruling party MP in Urfa were involved in the armed attack back in 2018 that happened during an election campaign.

Two people from Syria were killed and two others were seriously injured after being tortured and forced to drink diesel after they were captured trying to cross into Turkey. Three soldiers were briefly arrested.

The police surrounded and detained groups of people who were chanting slogans while leaving the event area after the celebrations ended.

The Inter-Parliamentary Union, the global organization of national parliaments, decided to appoint a reporter to observe the Kobani case hearing and to send a delegation to Turkey ahead of the elections in its 146th Assembly held in Bahrein.

The president's announcement comes a week after the trilateral talks resumed.

A 2007 novel by Ahmet Ümit has been deemed "obscene." The novelist criticized the decision on Twitter.

A student gave a Nazi salute after scoring a goal against an İstanbul Jewish high school.

The police surveyed over 31,000 people who faced legal action for drug-related crimes last year.

Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu will be meeting his counterpart Sameh Shoukry on Saturday who visited Turkey on February 27 after the devastating February 6 earthquakes.