“Turkey has long enjoyed impunity and the international community’s silence for targeting non-Turkish nationals outside its territories on the pretense of targeting terrorists," said Aarif Abraham, the director of the Accountability Unit, a human rights NGO in the UK.

Proceedings were started in relation to 1757 suspects, 725 of them in Hatay, according to the Minister of Justice.

The Kurdish-led autonomous administration has said the strike was carried out by Turkey while Ankara has not yet made any official statement regarding the incident.

A court has released its detailed ruling in the case of two journalists faced who charges of "marking anti-terror officials as a target for terrorist organizations."

Temperatures reached 39 degrees Celsius on Wednesday, leading to the highest ever recorded daily water consumption in the metropolis.

İmamoğlu has announced the results of a campaign to collect feed back and suggestions from the party base in the wake of the election defeat in May.

The METU graduation ceremonies have traditionally been a forum for students to hold sarcastic banners related to the country's political agenda. The administration had taken measures to prevent such displays.

The HDP has criticized the lack of response to a fire that broke out near a military outpost in Şırnak, while aerial and ground response to the fire in Antalya is underway.

When their requests were not accepted at the Court of Cassation, the lawyers of the Dink family went to the Constitutional Court requesting a retrial in the case related to the murder of Hrant Dink.

Assembly of Criminal Chambers of the Court of Cassation has acknowledged that there was a 12 year delay in the investigation into the deadly operation on prisons carried out in 2000, but stated that this was because of the military officials' reluctance to give the names of the officers that participated in the operation.

The mayor, known for his anti-refugee stance, has voiced opposition to party leader Kılıçdaroğlu following the election defeat in May.

Both aerial and ground response to the fires in the southern provinces are underway.

One woman who allegedly opened fire on police was killed in an operation in Nusaybin, Mardin.

Both aerial and ground efforts continue to contain the fire. Twelve of the injured were discharged from hospital after treatment.

No casualties have been reported after the quake. Adana was one of the 11 provinces affected by the devastating double earthquake back in February.

The soldier was reported killed during clashes with the PKK in the "Operation Claw-Lock" area.

The stashes of the substance were seized in a cargo shipment destined for Asian countries, the authorities have revealed.

The efforts to extinguish and cool the fire in the recycling plant in the Çepni neighborhood continue. With increasing number of fires in these plants in years, there are allegations that some of these fires are intentional.

The leadership battle between Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu and Ekrem İmamoğlu in CHP resulted in the party terminating its deal with Halk TV. While Kılıçdaroğlu said in a meeting that 'he knew the amounts of salaries some journalists are receiving,' calls were made for him to disclose the names of those he is referring to.

The couple went missing in 2020, and the body of one of them was found 70 days later. One defendant has been sentenced to life imprisonment.