Prof. Özlü from the Health Ministry’s Science Board has said that “when the course of the outbreak in Turkey is concerned, it cannot be said that it has been stopped or slowed down.” He has noted that “the outbreak is still ongoing, infecting and killing people.”

The US State Department has announced the second ceasefire in the conflict.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) and International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) have released a statement about the second indictment brought against arrested businessperson Osman Kavala: “The second politically motivated trial for rights defender.”

Delivery worker Mehmet Ali İbin, who was attacked in İstanbul “due to late delivery”, has died of cerebral hemorrhage. The perpetrator has been arrested on charge of “wilful murder” after İbin passed away.

The Ministry of Health has announced that Turkey’s coronavirus death toll has risen to 9,799 and the total number of patients to 361,801. 72 people have died of the virus and the number of new patients has been announced as 2,017 in the last 24 hours.

Criticizing President of France Macron, Erdoğan said that “he needed a mental check.” In response, France has recalled its ambassador to Paris. Turkey’s Foreign Ministry has said, “France increases tension by recalling its envoy.”

Addressing Geert Wilders, the leader of the Party for Freedom, President Erdoğan has said, “There is a so-called parliamentarian in the Netherlands; you shall know your place. Fascism is not in our book, it is in your book.”

Releasing a video message, İmamoğlu has said that he is feeling well.

Parliamentary Assembly of The Council of Europe warns Turkey that Council of Europe membership might be at stake unless human rights, democracy and rule of law are reinstated and harassment of the opposition is immediately ended.

The first case without a hearing has been held as per the new law, two journalists have been acquitted of "degrading the state" and two have been released after being arrested for revealing an incident of sexual abuse allegedly involving AKP politicians.

Although the top court ruled that Berberoğlu's rights were violated and should stand retrial, the lower courts have refused to comply with the judgment.

The President has made remarks about the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and Libya ceasefire while Putin has called him a "flexible reliable partner."

The Gerger Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office has concluded that there is no need to prosecute local journalist Özgür Boğatekin over his Facebook posts where he shared the racist attack against seasonal agricultural workers in Sakarya province.

Amid a shortage of flu vaccines and confusion about who can be vaccinated amid pandemic, the chamber has raised concerns that even a chronically ill 90-year-old might not be considered by the Ministry to be in “first-priority risk group for flu.”

What was done to Osman Şiban and Servet Turgut was aimed at intimidating the people of the region, the DİB has stated.

Holding a press conference at the party headquarters, HDP Spokesperson Günay has called for a snap election, raising concerns that “all this poverty, unemployment, bankruptcy and debt in Turkey is a harbinger of disaster.”

"Compared to mid-September, the number of daily cases in Bursa rose approximately threefold," Koca said during a visit to the western province.

The cousin of Hurih, who died in Antep, has said, “Those who are detained are not Syrians, but citizens of Turkey. My late cousin did not have a gun. Police came to our family to take their statements, we need a lawyer and legal support to follow the case.”

Workers at the metropolitan municipalities of Mardin, Diyarbakır, and İzmir were dismissed on the ground of "security" reasons.

The Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK) has blocked access to the "jinnews8.xyz" address of the Jinnews women’s news website.