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DEM PARTY SCHEDULES İMRALI VISIT AS PARLIAMENT COMMISSION HEARS BAR ASSOCIATIONS, FORMER SPEAKERS Inside Turkey
August 26, 2025

DEM PARTY SCHEDULES İMRALI VISIT AS PARLIAMENT COMMISSION HEARS BAR ASSOCIATIONS, FORMER SPEAKERS

The DEM Party delegation will visit Abdullah Öcalan, the jailed PKK founder, on İmralı Island on Aug. 28, following weeks of criticism over limited access.

LAWYER FOR İMAMOĞLU RELEASED UNDER JUDICIAL CONTROL Inside Turkey
August 26, 2025

LAWYER FOR İMAMOĞLU RELEASED UNDER JUDICIAL CONTROL

Nusret Yılmaz, one of the attorneys representing jailed Istanbul Mayor and CHP presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu and his wife, Dilek İmamoğlu, has been released under judicial control measures.

16TH CHP MAYOR ARRESTED IN CORRUPTION PROBE TARGETING OPPOSITION CITIES Inside Turkey Premium
August 21, 2025

16TH CHP MAYOR ARRESTED IN CORRUPTION PROBE TARGETING OPPOSITION CITIES

Istanbul’s Beyoğlu Mayor İnan Güney has become the 16th CHP mayor sent to prison as part of a widening corruption probe targeting opposition-run municipalities.

İMAMOĞLU: MY DETENTION IS BIGGEST SABOTAGE AGAINST PROCESS Inside Turkey
August 21, 2025

İMAMOĞLU: MY DETENTION IS BIGGEST SABOTAGE AGAINST PROCESS

Jailed Istanbul Mayor and CHP presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu said his arrest was designed to undermine the government’s “Terror-Free Turkey” initiative, which foresees the PKK’s disarmament.

FIVE HELD FOR TRYING TO DELIVER PALESTINE LETTER TO ERDOĞAN Inside Turkey
August 15, 2025

FIVE HELD FOR TRYING TO DELIVER PALESTINE LETTER TO ERDOĞAN

Police detained five people, including three women, outside the Presidential Complex as they attempted to deliver a letter to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan outlining demands related to Palestine. All were reported to be members of the Rainbow Association and the March for Palestine Platform.

MHP REPEATS CALL FOR RAPID RESOLUTION OF İMAMOĞLU CASE Inside Turkey Premium
August 15, 2025

MHP REPEATS CALL FOR RAPID RESOLUTION OF İMAMOĞLU CASE

Pointing to the long-continued pre-trial detentions over the Istanbul Municipality probe, MHP Chair Devlet Bahçeli said that investigations into the Istanbul Municipality must be completed quickly to end speculation about bias in the judiciary.

FAMED LAWYER’S ARREST IGNITES AKP INFIGHTING OVER JUDICIARY PRESSURE Inside Turkey
August 15, 2025

FAMED LAWYER’S ARREST IGNITES AKP INFIGHTING OVER JUDICIARY PRESSURE

The detention of notorious media-savvy lawyer Rezan Epözdemir has exposed faultlines between the Presidency and sidelined AKP members over how the party relates to the judiciary.

İYİ PARTY CALLS FOR JOINT CANDIDATE Inside Turkey
August 10, 2025

İYİ PARTY CALLS FOR JOINT CANDIDATE

İyi Party Chair Müsavat Dervişoğlu has said that the opposition must unite behind a joint presidential candidate to overturn the current system of government.

TOP COURT RULES MOBILE SIGNAL RECORDS CANNOT JUSTIFY ARREST Inside Turkey
August 8, 2025

TOP COURT RULES MOBILE SIGNAL RECORDS CANNOT JUSTIFY ARREST

Turkey’s Constitutional Court has ruled that former HDP MP Hüda Kaya was unlawfully arrested and that her rights were violated after she was denied access to her file following her detention over the 2014 Kobani protests.

'BAHÇELİ SHOULD KEEP HIS PROMISE' Inside Turkey Premium
August 8, 2025

'BAHÇELİ SHOULD KEEP HIS PROMISE'

Mustafa Karasu, a leading figure in the PKK, has said MHP Chair Devlet Bahçeli should keep his promise regarding the “right to hope” for PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan.

ULTRANATIONALIST RIFT OVER COMMISSION DEEPENS Inside Turkey Premium
August 8, 2025

ULTRANATIONALIST RIFT OVER COMMISSION DEEPENS

A political feud has erupted between Turkey’s two largest ultranationalist parties—the MHP and its breakaway rival the İYİ Party—over the establishment of a parliamentary commission tasked with preparing for the potential disarmament of the PKK.

TURKEY GRAPPLES WITH CAPTURED E-STATE PASSWORDS Inside Turkey Premium
August 7, 2025

TURKEY GRAPPLES WITH CAPTURED E-STATE PASSWORDS

With checks and balances eroded and power increasingly centralized, Turkey is facing what may be one of the biggest digital scandals in its history. The online signatures of high-level bureaucrats have been compromised, allowing a criminal network to appoint public servants via the e-State (e-Devlet) system, issue fake diplomas and licenses, forge English proficiency test results and sell properties— raising serious concerns about fraudulent graduates.