Post-earthquake reconstruction efforts have overlooked Alevi villages in Maraş, in addition to other problems, according to a local religious association.

One of the eight was tortured, as his photographs revealed. Two villagers are missing in Söğütlü village following an operation in the village by the soldiers, which followed an air bombardment in the rural areas. The detained villagers are expected to appear in court tomorrow.

Born on August 14, 1910, Prof. Nüzhet Gökdoğan was one of the country's first woman scientists.

In Kilis, one of the least-affected provinces from the earthquake, people are reluctant to leave their damaged homes, experts warn.

The ban on Saturday Mothers/People gathering in Galatasaray was protested in many cities on Saturday and 39 people were taken into custody in Adana.

Sky enthusiasts observed the annual meteor shower in various locations across the country.

The pro-government media accused the academics of "changing sexes of minors," citing an article published in a peer-reviewed journal.

A "kettle-only cooking project" was initiated based on Gezi prisoner Çiğdem Mater's kettle article published on bianet. The project invites all to a journey where women continue to produce under limited conditions in prison in İstanbul and this production turns into hope and resilience, and the first recipe is for lentil balls.

While the narrow unemployment rate remains in single digits, there was a notable increase in the broad unemployment rate.

The workers employed by the construction company Yapı Merkezi in a railway project in Tanzania, who haven't received their wages for seven months, say that they will resume work if four months' worth of salaries are paid and a promise of regular payments is made.

Ruken Tuncel's family members were subjected to assault and harassment, accompanied by accusations of "terrorism."

The earthquakes resulted in a displacement of coordinates in the province, which led to a temporary suspension of new construction permits.

"My family initially migrated from the Golan Heights to Damascus due to the Six-Day War and were repeatedly forced to migrate within Syria, to Jordan, then back to Syria..." says Duaa Muhammad, a 29-year-old born in Damascus. In Turkey since 2014, the family had to move from Hatay to Antep this time, following the devastating earthquakes six months ago.

The clashes have intensified in Turkey's military operation in Iraq's Kurdistan Region.

Twenty-two people have been injured in the quake, including some leaping from balconies, according to the authorities.

Türkoğlu completed the 40-kilometer route in nearly 12 hours.

The journalist is facing 22 years in prison on "terrorism-related" charges based on his news reports and social media posts.

The governor's ban forced the event organizers to cancel the festival, adding to the growing list of concert and festival cancellations over the past couple of years.

"I'm being tried for life imprisonment at the age of 30. How come? Is this political party legal? Yes, it's legal. Does it undergo oversight? Yes, it does. Does it participate in elections? Yes, it does. How does my involvement in that political party become a subject of accusation?" asked Can Memiş standing trial without detention in the Kobani case.

The Syrian president has accused Erdoğan of attempting to "legitimize the Turkish occupation in Syria."