After being questioned by prosecutors, two top executives of TÜSİAD were released with an international travel ban and a requirement to regularly check in at a police station.

“No matter where I went, it would follow me. It’s such an emotional animal,” said the owner of the ostrich.

An investigation targets the Peoples' Democratic Congress, an umbrella organization of pro-Kurdish and leftist groups, over its alleged ties to the PKK.

Kaplanoğlu has been sent to prison after a conditional release decision was revoked.

The Council of Judges and Prosecutors has launched an investigation into the judge who ruled for her release.

About 60% of the retail price of high-alcohol spirits consist of taxes. Counterfeit alcohol led to the deaths of hundreds of people over the years.

Political party members, journalists and activists are among the detained in an investigation targeting the Peoples’ Democratic Congress.

Mehmet Türkmen's arrest comes amid protests by textile workers in Antep over disputes regarding low wage increases.

In a social media post, Taşkın wrote that she could be the 'girlfriend' of anyone willing to pay $11,000 on Valentine's Day.

The delegation emphasized that resolving the Kurdish issue through political and legal means, rather than conflict, would benefit not only Turkey but also the broader Middle East.

The Journalists’ Union of Turkey criticized media employers for proposing wage increases below the inflation rate.

Prosecutors claim that the PKK orchestrated the cooperation between the CHP and the pro-Kurdish DEM in last year's local elections.

The school administration suspended the student for one month due to allegedly "damaging the honor and dignity of university staff."

As Hatay continues its reconstruction process after the devastating losses of the February 6 earthquakes, housing, education, healthcare, and economic struggles persist alongside new emerging issues.

İmamoğlu is accused of threatening İstanbul's chief public prosecutor and his family among other charges.

Gürses was hosting her weekday morning program on Sözcü TV from a mini studio set up in her home.

Tok and her son Timur Cihantimur, who allegedly ran over several people while racing on a highway, killing one, fled to the US last year.

The three defendants were previously sentenced to 18 years in prison for "attempting to overthrow the government" in the case concerning the massive anti-government protests in 2013.

Workers have started protests in various cities demanding their receivables.