About 1,500 workers working at several factories continue their strike despite a presidential decree.

Yaşar Güler says the Kurdish-led groups will be eliminated “sooner or later,” urging the US to reconsider their support for them.

Milleyha Wetland is not only a shelter and breeding ground for migratory birds, but also has a rich ecosystem with rare plant and animal species. However, the area is under threat due to interventions and rubble dumping after the earthquake.

Gayle Tzemach Lemmon's book The Daughters of Kobani: A Story of Rebellion, Courage, and Justice has been banned in Turkey for the second time.

The retired officer reportedly smuggled his gun into the courtroom using his son's wheelchair.

The two officials discussed the shared concerns of Turkey and the US, said Fidan.

Aydınlar commemorated Seyid Rıza, the leader of the Dersim rebellion during the early years of the Republic, who was executed in 1937.

Turkish Defense Ministry officials said "this matter will be assessed once the conditions on the ground are deemed appropriate."

An opposition MP attempted to hand over a bottle of polluted water from the river to Environment Minister Murat Kurum, who knocked the bottle out of his hand.

The quake in the Gulf of Saros occured at a depth of 25.5 kilometers, according to Turkey's disaster agency.

The publications were seized without an order during police raids in September.

The indictment described the Pride Parade as a "so-called pride march."

Nearly two years after the devastating earthquakes, life in Hatay remains far from normal. Concrete plants disrupt agriculture and animal husbandry while encroaching on the city’s few remaining green spaces.

The labor underutilization rate has reached 27.6% in October, up by 1.9 points in a month.

“Security cannot be achieved by shedding more blood and raining more bombs on innocent civilians,” says President Erdoğan.

John Kirby has maintained the US’ decae-long stance in Syria.

"If awarding a 642-million-lira tender to someone like this is not newsworthy, then what is?" says Evren Demirdaş.

Referrign to the Kurdish-led SDF's expansion after the regime's fall, Erdoğan said, To those making different calculations, let me remind you: The wolf knows as many paths as the jackal knows tricks."

“With the experiences and skills they have gained, they will serve as a strong bridge and a positive link between our country and Syria,” said Devdet Yılmaz.

The strike targeted the Ain Issa town 35 kilometers from the Turkish-Syrian border.