A staggering 569 forest fires were recorded across the country in June

The 23-year-old became the first national player to reach the third round at Wimbledon

As the country witnesses a major internal political rift, a veteran journalist is arrested

Economic instability, decreasing purchasing power, and availability of pesticide-free food are overlooked

Wave of arrests continues to target Istanbul municipality officials on baseless charges

Despite the historical significance of the decision, questions still loom as to what is next

The authorities cited a tweet from Ekrem İmamoğlu’s account, which they claimed could incite criminal activity

The day was marked by heavy police presence and barricades as well as hundreds of detentions

Submitted by an ultra conservative party, the draft bill sparks outcry

The question came in response to a men's football team's banner that read, 'What is natural is normal birth'

High school students have now joined university students in protests that have rocked the country since March 19

We delve into two narratives reporting on those presumably green-lighting Turkish President Erdoğan's authoritarian escalation.

The student was snatched by ICE officers while on her way to break her Ramadan fast

Meanwhile the prosecutor's office launches an investigation after calls for an economic boycott

Turkish experts, civil society groups, and international observers saw the law as a potential tool to restrict independent reporting and stifle dissent

Erdoğan is arguably negotiating with the Kurds mainly as a means of securing Kurdish parliamentarians’ votes to extend his rule as president

‘Rights, law, and justice’ is a common refrain throughout the marches

The move marks a significant escalation in Turkey’s ongoing political conflict

From political figures, to journalists, civil society representatives, businessmen and many others, the list of targeted individuals keeps growing

Decades of agreements and water-sharing deals have often exacerbated tensions rather than resolving them

WANA nations are diversifying trade away from the US, but Trump’s economic and military pressures raise tensions, threatening to turn economic rivalry into conflict.