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

Recent violent incidents in Turkey's schools, including the killing of a school principal by a student, have brought under the spotlight the issue of violence in educational institutions.

The opposition's success in the local elections has led to an atmosphere of dialogue between the ruling and opposition blocs. This has prompted discussions about the potential retrial of the philanthropist, whose nearly seven-year imprisonment is widely viewed as politically motivated.

The suspects are standing trial for "attempted murder."

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.

Men perpetrated violence against at least 33 women, abused at least 20 girls and boys, and harassed at least 10 women. They also coerced 20 women into sex work.

Numerous municipalities across the country that switched from the ruling alliance to the opposition have revealed the debts they have take over.

Yöneylem pollster has found a significant increase in the rate of the voters who think the country is not governed successfully.

Jean-Paul Delescaut, a prominent unionist in France, was given a deferred prison sentence for distributing pro-Palestinian leaflets.

The exact number of the detainees and specifics of the investigation remain unclear.

Eleven out of the 12 people who were detained across raids in the city have been remanded in custody.

Officially converted into a mosque in 2020, the iconic Byzantine structure went under restoration.

Kesik is facing “terror” allegations over his involvement in a documentary about the PKK.

Esra Solin Dal's s requests to be placed in a communal cell have been rejected. She was subjected to strip search subsequent to her arrest.

Members of the 1000 Youth For Palestine group were among dozens of individuals detained for attempting to march to the banned Taksim Square on May Day.

The police have not yet taken Kesik’s statement despite his detention extended for three consecutive days.

A court has arrested 38 suspects as 11 more people were detained during the raids over the weekend.

The journalists’ apprehension was part of a wider crackdown as several addresses were raided.

Wages remain below the poverty line in many workplaces, especially in non-union ones, according to the TGS report.