30 people, including journalists Günter Wallraff, Can Dündar and Banu Güven, former Co-Chair of the Greens Cem Özdemir and writer Aslı Erdoğan, have expressed support for the joint calls for “a democracy alliance of all opposition forces in Turkey.”

Future Party Chair Ahmet Davutoğlu, a former Foreign Minister and Prime Minister from the ruling AKP, has called on President and AKP Chair Erdoğan to “get on TV together and discuss whatever issue he wants to discuss.”

I have been at home for six months. I have been away from my friends. I have missed them so much. If a vaccine is found and corona ends, I will be so happy.

The CHP has questioned the official Covid-19 figures as Turkey's capital has become a new center of the outbreak.

The court has sentenced Tosun for "membership of an armed terrorist organization."

The court has announced its ruling regarding the death of Şule İdil Dere (23), who was hit by an earth-moving truck in İstanbul. While three defendants have been sentenced to prison, four defendants have been acquitted of the offense charged.

While the Office paid 1,800 lira per ton to farmers, it imported wheat for 2,450 per ton shortly after the harvest, MP Gürer has stated.

“The death toll in our five large cities is registered in our municipalities’ records, it is 8 thousand 850. 30 million people live in these cities. When we proportion it to our 82 million, Turkey’s true death toll is 23 thousand,” says main opposition CHP MP Adıgüzel.

MHP MP Özdemir asked 7 questions to Minister of Treasury and Finance Berat Albayrak in a Parliamentary question. The Minister responded with a link. Özdemir has returned his unanswered questions to the Minister.

Local courts had canceled two people's registration at bar associations on the ground that they had been previously dismissed from public service by statutory decrees.

While the CHP report on the novel coronavirus outbreak has shown that normalization started too early in Turkey, party spokesperson Faik Öztrak has announced that he has tested positive for the virus.

The Presidency of Religious Affairs has appointed 922 spiritual counsellors to the student dormitories affiliated with the Credit and Dormitories Institution (KYK). The counsellors have started working.

In ongoing excavation works at a 2,750-year-old necropolis in Turkey’s eastern province of Van, a woman skeleton has been found. Her exact cause of death and age will be understood after the skeleton is examined in a laboratory.

Addressing the reporters before CHP’s closed-door Party Assembly meeting, party chair Kılıçdaroğlu has said that former HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş and businessperson Osman Kavala are arrested because President Erdoğan wants it.

HDP MP Kenanoğlu has asked why Kadıncık Ana Tomb, a sacred mausoleum representing the role of women in Alevi-Bektashi culture, has not yet been restored even though the Ministry of Culture and Tourism promised to do so in 2019.

Former mid-level bureaucrats have been assigned to contact tracing teams, MP Güler has said.

16 non-governmental organizations have appealed to the Council of State and requested that the President shut down 37 thermal power plants in Turkey.

Main opposition CHP MP Başarır has said, “The total price of public tenders won by Makyol, Kalyon, Cengiz Construction, Limak and Kolin companies is 150 billion dollars.”

President and ruling AKP Chair Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has announced that pre-school and first grade primary school students will attend school based on their families' choice.

Addressing a message to ECtHR President Spano, jailed politician Selahattin Demirtaş's wife Başak Demirtaş said, “I have no doubt you had a chance to learn the position of the government. I would be glad to inform you about our position.”