The three countries have pointed to the world heritage status of the Hagia Sophia.

The search and rescue operations for a boat with almost 70 Afghan refugees on board are still ongoing in Lake Van in eastern Turkey. The deceased body of one more refugee has been recovered today.

An explosion took place at a firework factory in the district of Hendek in Turkey’s western Sakarya province. Health Minister Koca has announced that four four people have died and 97 others have been wounded in the blast as of 3.40 p.m.

Bar chairs have not been allowed to join the negotiations of the bill that allows multiple bar associations in larger provinces.

According to the figures shared by the TurkStat for June 2020, consumer price index has increased by 1.13 percent on a monthly basis and by 12.62 percent on an annual basis.

The press unit of the Parliament has released a statement about why Netflix cannot be accessed in Parliament. “The restriction has been imposed as series-film platforms affect the Internet capacity at the Parliament,” the unit has indicated.

Feeling unwell while the bill ‘to split bar associations’ was debated at the Parliamentary Justice Commission, main opposition CHP MP Tanal has tested negative for COVID-19. A worker of Parliament’s official TV channel has been diagnosed with the virus.

Men inflicted violence on at least 61 women and killed at least three children in June. Having abused at least 45 children, among whom were also boys, men harassed at least 13 women and forced 93 others to sex work.

Releasing a written statement, the Turkish Medical Association (TTB) has noted that the “COVID-19 Situation Report” of the Health Ministry has shown that the outbreak has evolved into a more problematic process in Turkey.

European Parliament´s rapporteur for Turkey Sánchez Amor and Chair of the Delegation to the EU-Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee Lagodinsky have released a joint statement ahead of today’s hearing of Büyükada trial.

Releasing its “COVID-19 Situation Report Turkey” dated June 30, the Ministry of Health has shared information about the geographical and demographic distribution of the cases and mortalities since the beginning of the outbreak in March until June 28.

The app has been revealed to have access to what its users type on the keyboard and their clipboard content.

While CHP and HDP deputies have submitted motions and law proposals about the 1993 massacre, an AKP member of the Sivas municipal council has filed a criminal complaint who define the incident as "massacre."

The chairs of Antalya, Bursa and Urfa Bar Associations have spoken to bianet about the demonstration ban imposed by the Ankara Governor’s Office ahead of the “Grand Defense Rally” of the lawyers against the bill “to split bar associations.”

Having announced that actor Ozan Güven inflicted violence on her, Deniz Bulutsuz has filed a criminal complaint and requested that Güven be charged with “attempted wilful murder”, “deprivation of liberty” and “insult.”

The plants were suspended for violating environmental rules and the companies had agreed to install filters complying with the rules.

Referring to COVID-19 outbreak, Ankara Governor’s Office has banned meetings and demonstrations for 15 days ahead of the “Grand Defense Rally” against the bill “to split bar associations.” Lawyers in Ankara also formed a “defense chain” today.

In answering a Parliamentary question by CHP MP Tanrıkulu about the attacks against Armenians, Interior Minister Soylu has said, “Security measures are taken in places of worship so that our Armenian citizens can worship freely.”

President Erdoğan said they would submit a bill to control social media.

T24 news website Editor-in-Chief Doğan Akın has been acquitted in the lawsuit filed against him for reporting on the tweets posted from “Fuat Avni” account, which was previously charged with “propagandizing for the FETÖ.”