Turkey has had talks with the US and the Taliban about the group's takeover of the country, the president has said.

The DDK will be authorized to inspect NGOs, their partnerships and affiliated organizations.

Erdoğan's former party had lost power in 1997, months after a declaration by the army. Nearly 25 years later, 14 generals were sentenced to life imprisonment for staging a coup.

The president has described the philosophy of Turkey's defense industry as "If you want peace, prepare for war."

The party faces closure because of its alleged ties to the PKK. A previous indictment seeking the closure of the party was turned down in April.

A military bases in Iraq's north was targeted by PKK members, the Defense Ministry has said.

The plane was leased from Russia to help contain wildfires.

In the wake of forest fires raging across southern Turkey and amid the floods in the Black Sea, Erdoğan has issued a Presidential decision foreseeing an aid campaign. Several social media users have criticized the move under the hashtag #iban.

Protesting the Dicle Electricity Distribution Inc. (DEDAŞ) over constant power cuts and high electricity bills, 18 farmers have been taken into custody by the gendarmerie in Turkey’s southeastern province of Urfa.

Having protested in front of the Yazaki Factory in Bursa for 43 days after being dismissed from her job “due to her low performance” in June 2017, Dilek Gültekin has won her lawsuit for damages and reinstatement.

Losing his life in a mortar attack in Iraq’s north, soldier Hakan Bali joined the “Operation Claw-Lightning” after taking leave and getting engaged last week.

Bringing the access blocks to 141 bianet news articles, including its male violence monitoring reports, into Parliamentary agenda, HDP MP Ersoy has asked a series of questions to ministers of justice and family and to the vice president.