The country has gained popularity among international students, particularly those from the Middle East, but it can present various challenges, from professors making derogatory comments about Syrians to needing to return to their home countries just because of a missing stamp in official documents.

The decision was contested by a local environmental group, which filed a lawsuit demanding a halt to mining activities in the region.

Dersim was a symbol of uprising and resistance against the assimilation policies of the young Turkish republic.

The demonstrators criticized the authorities' reluctance to take action against the drug problem that plagues a neighborhood inhabited by the Roma people.

The crackdown on leftist groups continues following the May Day events.

Delivery workers formed "justice convoys" in various cities in the wake of the murder of Ata Emre Akman, a university student who was working as a moto courier.

The toll increases vary between 37.5% and 60%.

One individual has been injured by the explosion.

Cengiz Holding, known for its close ties to the government, has secured the permission to expand its luxury tourism facilities in Cennet Bay, a protected area.

DEM Party executives are among the detained in raids in İstanbul and İzmir.

The Court of Cassation has once again come under the spotlight after the crisis with the Constitutional Court.

Nearly 70 percent of the voters think the ruling party supports the rich.

"Agent of influence," a term widely used by the pro-governtment media to implicate rights defenders, will now reportedly enter the legal framework.

“Let’s agree to disagree,” said the Greek PM when Erdoğan hailed Hamas as a national liberation group.

Kaya was incarcerated while she was serving as a district mayor in Mardin.

Five workers have been killed in a day on average since the start of the year, the Health and Safety Labor Watch.

We spoke with investigative writer Zakarya Mildanoğlu about the missing persons ads placed in Armenian-language newspapers during and after the 1915 expulsion.

The German president brought along döner kebab during his visit to Turkey as a gesture. Some found it implicitly racist.

During her interrogation, Kalben reportedly admitted using the drugs but denied selling them.

The attack was carried out by the brother of the Birecik district municipality, who had resigned from the pro-Kurdish party subsequent to his election.