An investigation was opened against Arı after a complaint by the former head of Turkey's media regulator.

Climate scientist Prof. Barış Önol told bianet following the Oct 14 floods in İstanbul, which killed seven people, that extreme rainfall would become both more frequent and more intense as a result of the climate crisis.

The pro-opposition outlet was taken off air after it was taken over by the state as part of a financial crimes investigation into its owner.

The government's response to journalism scrutinizing its political projects and responsibility for financial misconduct has been widespread censorship and judicial pressure. The BİA Media Monitoring Report documented the arrest of seven journalists, access restrictions on journalists' X accounts and news reports, and the shutdown of T24 between July and September as further examples of efforts to silence independent media.

The journalist arrived at the police station to give a statement but was informed of a detention order against him.

"There were eight of us. They put all of us, along with our bags, into a four-person inflatable boat. Despite all our objections, they threatened us, forced us into the boat and pushed us into the river."

Turkish media reports alleged that the network paid women between 60 and 80 euros per egg and then sold the eggs to fertility clinics for around 100 euros each.

Azerbaijan's recent headscarf restrictions sparked protests in Turkey, reviving memories of similar practices in the country in the 1990s.

At a hearing where the prosecutor sought her conviction, the court dismissed the case because it had not been filed within the four-month statutory deadline. “I reported this story because it’s my job,” Yılmaz said.

The children had not returned to the facility where they were staying after being granted permission to go shopping on Oct 11.

Ankara faces a delicate balancing act as it seeks to curb Iranian influence in Yemen while avoiding offensive military operations under the Mecca pact amid escalating conflict.

Özgül Saki reported that prison conditions had improved since the early days of their detention.