Turkish authorities have detained 36 suspects as part of an expanding corruption investigation linked to the former mayor of the Mediterranean district of Manavgat, Antalya.

Turkish authorities have detained 184 suspects, arresting 22 in nationwide operations targeting the Daesh terrorist group, the Interior Ministry announced Wednesday. According to...

Turkish authorities detained 15 suspects Tuesday as part of an investigation into the Gülenist Terror Group’s (FETÖ) covert network within the Turkish Land Forces Command, prosecut...

Turkish authorities have initiated steps to remove the parliamentary immunity of main opposition leader Özgür Özel and two other lawmakers from his party, potentially leading to criminal proceedings.

Turkish authorities have launched a massive anti-narcotics crackdown, detaining 346 suspects and seizing over 80,000 psychotropic pills and 11 kg of drugs. The coordinated operation across five provinces also uncovered unlicensed firearms, disrupting major drug trafficking networks. This significant action underscores Türkiye's ongoing commitment to combating organised crime and protecting public health.

Turkish authorities detained 70 suspects in coordinated raids targeting the alleged current network of the Gülenist Terror Group (FETÖ) across four provinces, with 54 of them forma...

A 41-year-old Turkish national, wanted by Turkish authorities on a red notice for migrant trafficking and other offenses, was arrested in Thessaloniki by Greek police.

A parliamentary commission established to examine the causes behind children being drawn into crime will continue its work for an additional month, Ankara announced on Friday. The...

Turkish authorities have arrested 182 of 298 people detained in nationwide operations over the past two weeks over alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement, according to official statements.

A pro-Kurdish opposition lawmaker accused Turkish authorities of subjecting minors to strip-searches, physical violence, and coercive interrogations after their detention during protests against a Syrian government offensive.

Turkish authorities have denied a request to suspend the prison sentence of an ailing 89-year-old inmate convicted of alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement despite his advanced age and multi

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has condemned Turkish authorities for categorizing a routine press card payment as evidence in a terrorism investigation, calling it a dangerous misrepresentation.

Turkish authorities have detained 32 suspects as part of a widening investigation into illegal betting.

Turkish authorities have detained 13 suspects in Istanbul and Gaziantep, targeting a Daesh terrorist group network accused of spreading propaganda through social media.

Turkish authorities detained eight journalists and arrested five in February, with reporters appearing in court at least 50 times, according to a press freedom report by a main opposition lawmaker.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) alleges that Turkish authorities are using criminal prosecutions and pretrial detention to remove İstanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu from politics, as he prepares for trial.

Sixty-seven political and civil society figures have urged Turkish authorities to deliver justice for over 127,000 public servants dismissed under emergency decree laws following the 2016 coup attempt.

Turkish authorities have kept a journalist in prison for more than three months beyond his expected release date after a parole board ruled that he had not shown “remorse,” the Media and Law Studies Association (MLSA) reported. Ali Barış Kurt, held at a prison in the Maltepe district of İstanbul, was due to be released […] The post Turkey keeps journalist in prison 3 months past release date due to ‘lack of remorse’ appeared first on Stockholm Center for Freedom.

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has condemned Turkish authorities for classifying a routine press card payment as evidence in a terrorism investigation, calling it a dangerous misrepresentation.

Turkish prosecutors have expanded their investigation into football's integrity crisis, detaining 32 individuals, including senior club executives, in a match-fixing and illegal betting probe.