Since Melih Bulu was appointed as the new rector of Boğaziçi University by Erdoğan in early January, students and academics have been calling on him to resign. He has responded to these calls, saying that “he never thinks of resigning.”

Two people lost their lives during the floods in the western province.

Local courts "defy the constitutional order" by not implementing its decisions, the top court says in its justified decision on a former main opposition lawmaker's expulsion from the parliament.

TÜSİAD has emphasized that the country will develop with "strong and autonomous institutions."

Amid protests against the appointment of Melih Bulu as the rector of Boğaziçi University by Erdoğan, opposition’s Ankara Mayor Yavaş has penned an open letter to Bulu, calling on him to resign. Kılıçdaroğlu has also called for the release of students.

Minister of Interior Soylu has commented on the ongoing protests against the appointed rector of Boğaziçi University. “LGBT is not compatible with any values of Turkey. It is something completely marketed and presented by the West,” he has argued.

A Boğaziçi University student has said that her veil was opened while she was being taken into custody and police officers didn't allow her to put it back on.

Put on trial over a news report titled "Bugs mixed with arrestees' food in Bayburt", journalist Ferhat Çelik has been acquitted at his first hearing.

Amid the ongoing protests against the appointed rector of Boğaziçi University, the Governor’s Office of İstanbul has released a list of sites for “gathering.” Kadıköy Rıhtım, where the Boğaziçi Solidarity made a call for protest, is not on the list.

One person has been killed as the city had more than a month's rainfall within 24 hours.

Turkey has not implemented an ECtHR Grand Chamber for the politician's immediate release.

After it was announced that Dr. Oğuzhan Aygören, a lecturer from Boğaziçi University, was appointed as an advisor to Melih Bulu, Aygören has released a statement and said, “It is impossible for me to accept this duty.”

Taşdemir has been charged with "praising a crime and criminal" and "provoking the public into animosity and hatred."

Ruling AKP Chair and President Erdoğan says that if the party can reach consensus with the MHP, its ally in the People’s Alliance, an action can be taken to draft a new constitution for Turkey.

“We are content with the current executives of the CHP. We are also content with the CHP Chair, who makes a blunder every week. We are faced with a competitor that we cannot find no matter how much we crave for,” says Erdoğan about the main opposition.

Amid ongoing protests against the appointed rector of Boğaziçi, the Youth Movement Coordination and rapper Fuat have prepared a song: “We don’t give up the truth, our banners in our hands/ This struggle is neither the first nor the last/ Its fire will burn…”

Still protesting the appointed rector by turning their backs to his office at the South Campus, the academics of Boğaziçi University have demanded the immediate release of their students who have been arrested over an artwork.

The special communication tax was temporarily introduced in 1999 and became permanent in 2003.

The Constitutional Court has concluded that the failure to launch an investigation into the incident where DBP’s Sibel Çapraz was injured in a random shooting of the police in Hakkari in 2015 has violated her rights.

İnce has said that he will launch his new party in the coming months.