Domestic flights resumed, intercity travel restrictions were removed and cafes, restaurants and parks, along with many other places, reopened as of today.

Intellectuals, writers, artists, activists and politicians have condemned the threats targeting Hrant Dink Foundation. “We never accept a mentality that 'raises a murderer from a baby' or a system that is dominated by such a mentality,” the statement has read.

Health Ministry’s Science Board Member Prof. Özlü says, “We have to start the normalization, but we definitely need to abide by the rules in doing this. What we call the rule is, in fact, extremely easy. It is so easy that people of all ages can follow.”

A man was seen removing and throwing away a cross on an Armenian church in Üsküdar.

Lawyer Tuba Torun has spoken to bianet about the recent threats targeting the İstanbul Convention and the incidents of male violence which have been on the increase following the law on criminal enforcement.

Attacked by three people in the capital city of Ankara, 20-year-old Barış Çakan has been stabbed to death in the chest. His family says that Çakan was attacked because he was listening to Kurdish music.

Speaking to bianet about the results of a recent survey, Özkiraz, the Chair of Avrasya Research Center, says, “People are not content with presidential system as they could not find what they were promised. They also prefer a non-partisan president.”

Nine NGOs have released a joint statement regarding the death threats targeting Hrant Dink Foundation: "We experienced similar situations in the past. The paths that led to the assassination of Hrant Dink were paved by the same language of hatred."

The Health Ministry has reported 26 deaths and 983 new cases for the past 24 hours.

The Health Ministry has reported 28 deaths and 1,141 cases for the past 24 hours.

Banu Özdemir was remanded in custody for tweeting videos of hacked mosques blaring a protest song.

Rakel Dink, the wife of the late journalist, and attorneys of the foundation are threatened with death, the foundation has stated.

University students make up almost 10 percent of Turkey's population while unemployment among them is rapidly increasing, MP Karabat notes.

A small factory has partially collapsed after an explosion in its boiler room.

In a previous hearing, Demirtaş had told the prosecutors that "You will account for all these before the judiciary."

The negative impact of the coronavirus pandemic was limited on the growth as the first case was confirmed in Turkey on March 11.

A man has been detained for damaging places of worship.

While weekend curfews and curfews for the youth and the elderly will continue, many businesses will reopen and intercity travels will be resumed, the President has stated.

The Ministry of Interior has announced a curfew for 15 larger cities, including İstanbul and Ankara.

The Health Ministry has reported 1,182 new cases and 30 deaths for the past 24 hours.