Evrensel daily’s managing editor Çağrı Sarı and it’s former grant holder Arif Koşar have been sentenced to 5 months in prison for the report “Police rake people in Nusaybin: 3 injured”. Their punishment has been deferred.

Curfew has been declared in 18 villages and hamlets of Lice district of Diyarbakır in southeastern Turkey. An operation will be carried out in the region where the curfew is in effect.

Turkish Publishers Association in its Freedom to Publish Report (2016-2017) has documented that 30 publishing houses have been closed, Kurdish books have been banned and Albert Camus and Spinoza were described as “members of an illegal organization” in a bill of indictment.

The Journalists’ Union of Turkey has demanded that football player Arda Turan, who assaulted journalist Bilal Meşe on a plane, be severely punished.

Nevşin Mengü, who was reportedly taken off from main news bulletin due to her comment on Trump-Erdoğan meeting, has declared that she returned to main news bulletin.

People who staged protests in support of Gülmen and Özakça on hunger strike were detained; as the protesters were released, prosecutor’s office ordered that the t-shirts with imprint image of Gülmen and Özakça be seized.

İncirlik crisis couldn’t be resolved in the meeting of Turkish and German foreign ministers. Turkish FM Çavuşoğlu has said, “As of now, it is possible to visit the NATO base in Konya, not İncirlik”. German FM Gabriel has said that German soldiers will have to withdraw from İncirlik.

11.72% increase was marked in consumer price index in May 2017. The figure was 11.87% in April. Visiting the Umrah took place on the top with 30.6%.

According to the Occupational Health and Safety Council, at least 146 workers have lost their lives in occupational homicides in May and at least 741 workers in the first five months of 2017.

Independent Communication Network and Reporters Without Borders’ joint project “Cyber Security and Journalism in Digital World Workshop” has been organized in Akyaka district in Muğla province.

Ahead of the operation planned to be carried out in Genç district of Bingöl, curfew has been declared in 30 villages and neighbourhoods of the province.

Prime Minister Yıldırım has stated that the military operation in Raqqa was launched on the night of June 2 and made some remarks on the olive groves being zoned for construction.

Imprisoned journalist Ahmet Şık has been granted Günter Wallraff Critical Journalism Award.

Aydınlık Daily’s Editor-in-Chief İlker Yücel who was taken into custody in Iğdır, arrested later by the court and sent to prison, has been released after paying the penalty fine in amount of 25,300 Euro.

Prime Ministry High Counselor Birol Erdem and his wife Gülümser Erdem have been taken into custody on charge of “being a member of a the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization/Parallel State Organization” in the morning hours on June 3.

Women in Kütahya have protested the museum, planned to be built in their meadows, where they graze their animals, with clubs, axes, scythes and rakes. The Kütahya-Eskişehir highway has been closed to traffic.

HDP’s Urfa MP and Spokesperson of the party Osman Baydemir taken into custody in Diyarbakır province has been released after giving a statement before the Prosecutor's Office.

A group has attacked the building of Communication Faculty in Ankara University with stones. The students who witnessed the incident said that the security officials didn’t intervene in.

Diyarbakır Governorship has announced that the curfew declared in 43 villages and hamlets of Diyarbakır province have been lifted.

President Erdoğan has appointed Prof. Dr. Ahmet Erman Akbulut as University of Turkish Aeronautical Association President, Prof. Dr. Çavlan Çiftçi as İstanbul Cultural University President, Prof. Dr. Erhan Güzel as İstanbul Cultural University.