14 days to polls: Government and opposition compete for crowds in İzmir
As Turkey prepares for the most contentious and critical elections in recent history, it is also currently witnessing the most...
Turkey’s elections on ‘knife edge’: The Economist
The 14 May elections in Turkey will determine whether the country will “continue along its increasingly authoritarian path or dramatically...
T-minus 15 days: Int’l election observation mission reports restrictions in fundamental rights
Turkey will elect a new parliament and a new president in the 14 May elections that will shape the country’s...
Turkey’s pre-election crackdown on Kurdish journalists continues with new detentions
*updated at 3:26 (CET) “In the last 10 months, 30 of our colleagues have been arrested in operations against Kurdish...
Observers report attempts at electoral fraud in Turkish consulates in Germany
As citizens of Turkey living abroad have been voting in the national elections since Thursday, observers from the opposition parties...
Mass arrests part of Turkish gov’t plans to end Kurdish movement: PKK’s Karayılan
The detention of dozens of pro-Kurdish activists, actors, journalists and lawyers is part of the Turkish government’s “political genocide attacks”,...
Daily News: 28 April 2023
https://twitter.com/1MedyaNews/status/1652190983529066502 A court in Cyprus has ordered the extradition of Kenan Ayaz, a political refugee for more than 10 years,...
Calls for Cyprus to halt extradition of Kurdish activist
A Kurdish organisation in Europe has launched a petition to stop the extradition of a Kurdish political activist from Cyprus...
T-minus 16 days: Pro-Kurdish HDP announces support for Kılıçdaroğlu
The opposition's joint candidate Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu could end President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's 21-year reign in Turkey's critical elections, with open...
Thirty nine out of 216 pro-Kurdish activists sent to prison (UPDATES)
In Turkey’s Kurdish-majority southeastern city of Diyarbakır (Amed), the chief prosecutor's office issued arrest warrants for 216 people, including journalists,...