UN Under-Secretary for Humanitarian Affairs Mark Lowcock has released a written statement on northwest Syria and said that “the only option is a ceasefire.”

Announcing its ruling in the sixth and final hearing of Gezi trial, the court has ruled that the files of the defendants currently abroad shall be separated from others. The court has ruled for the acquittal of all remaining defendants of all charges.

Former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has announced that he has withdrawn the lawsuits that were filed into the acts committed against himself and that were not of public nature, except for the ones related to the PKK, FETÖ, ISIS and Pelikan.

As government forces advance in Idlib and Aleppo provinces, delegations from Turkey and Russia have held a new round of talks.

Only three countries have updated their Nationally Determined Contributions ahead of the COP 26 summit while Turkey is not doing anything about the expected 3.2-degree warming. We spoke with climate experts and activists...

Detained on February 13, lawyer, politician and writer Mahmut Alınak has been arrested on charge of “membership of an organization.”

İstanbul 2nd Cultural Heritage Conservation Board will file a complaint if the “Meeting Point”, a temporary, mobile public forum and exhibition space at Taksim Square, is not removed by the İstanbul Metropolitan Municipality within 15 days.

Defendant Ümit İlter has been behind bars since March 2019 despite a formal letter by the prosecutor that says there was no evidence against him other than witness statements.

Lawyer Metin İriz has announced that all 230 defendants have been acquitted again in the lawsuit filed against Gezi protesters in Kırklareli. “Justice and democracy have been served”, the lawyer has said.

Replaced by state-appointed trustees, dismissed Metropolitan Co-Mayor of Mardin Ahmet Türk and dismissed Mazıdağı Co-Mayor Necla Yıldırım have been acquitted in the lawsuit that was cited as the reason for their removal from office.

An investigation has been opened against MP Sarısaç for "aiding an abetting a terrorist organization" and "insulting a public official."

Charged with “alienating people from military service”, conscientious objector Furkan Çelik has been acquitted in his first hearing.

Having taken an active part in the resistance of 3rd İstanbul Airport workers, Progressive Construction Workers Union (Dev Yapı-İş) Secretary General Demir is charged with “partaking in the activities of HDP Youth Assembly.”

The state meteorological service recorded 935 "extreme events," including floods, storms, and landslides.

In his monthly report on rights violations committed in January, main opposition CHP MP Sezgin Tanrıkulu has indicated that an investigation has been launched against 67 people over the social media messages about the earthquake.

Addressing the reporters during his visit to an exhibition platform in Taksim, İstanbul Mayor İmamoğlu has emphasized that the square has recently been remembered for the process about Gezi Park and said, “I stand with Mr. Kahraman and others.”

Signing a joint statement ahead of the sixth hearing of Gezi trial on February 18, 1,376 citizens have said, “We were all there. The aspirations that were voiced and requested at Gezi cannot be the subject of any judiciary procedure.”

HDP’s Ayşe Acar Başaran has announced that at least 99 people have been detained in Diyarbakır, Ankara, Dresim, Mardin, Van, Mersin, Kocaeli, Muş, Ağrı and İstanbul. The exact number of the detained is not yet certain.

In the first hearing of death fasting Grup Yorum music band member İbrahim Gökçek, the court has ruled that the arrested musician shall remain behind bars. Gökçek has been on a hunger strike for 241 days.

The court has announced its ruling in the main trial of Özgür Gündem newspaper: Aslı Erdoğan, Necmiye Alpay and Bilge Aykut have been acquitted, the files of İnan Kızılkaya, Eren Keskin, Kemal Sancılı and Zana (Bilir) Kaya have been separated.