Fevzi Özmen, the President of the Germany Kurdish Institute, who passed away in exile, was buried in the Çat district of Erzurum, Turkey.

Gayıp stood trial for a tweet regarding a specialist sergeant's sexual assault on a woman.

Speaking at a press conference organized by the Refugee Rights Platform, Lawyer Gülden Sönmez stated, "Even refugees who have not committed any crimes are held in deportation centers for 3 months. They are forced to sign the voluntary return text under duress."

According to SOHR, Turkey has carried out 49 drone strikes targeting Kurdish groups in Syria's north so far this year.

Iraqi Armed Forces Spokesperson Major-General Yahya Resul announced that a combat drone entering Iraqi airspace from the Turkish border had bombed Arbat Airport.

Communication notes can be concealed inside the instrument, the prison administration said.

A total of 775 schools were either destroyed or suffered severe damage, and 931 education workers lost their lives due to the February 6 earthquakes; the problems persist in the earthquake-hit regions, according to a new report by the Eğitim-İş union.

According to the Turkish Statistical Institute data, life expectancy at birth in Turkey was 77.7 years between 2019-2021, and it decreased to 77.5 between 2020-2022. This data is recorded as the lowest in the last 10 years. It was also observed that women live 5.5 years longer than men.

The reason for protesting the KDP was its support for Turkey's operations in the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq, the group stated.

Stonewall Children and Young Adult Literature Honor Award-winning book "Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress" will now only be allowed to be sold in an "envelope or bag," and will not be allowed to enter the schools.

Sinjar Resistance Units (YBŞ) announced that three of their commanders lost their lives in the airstrike targeting a vehicle near the Serdest Camp.

"Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands, and most recently, New York, cannot in any way justify the vile attacks on our holy book, the Qur'an. We absolutely reject the legitimization of attacks on the sacred values of the two billion Muslims worldwide under the guise of freedom of speech," said President Erdoğan.