Stories from Ankara · Turkey

A total of 147 laws related to training have been issued in Turkey. Teachers are demanding that working hours be defined and severe penalties be applied to those who 'criminalize' schools, teachers, or school administration, following the issuance of 147 training-related laws.

Turkey's National Education Minister Yusuf Tekin spoke at the Human and Technology Education Summit, which was organized in Ankara. The minister's address focused on serving the nation, society, and homeland through close cooperation. His speech focused on human education and technology. Minister Tekin evaluated the concept of 'Marif' within the technological era during his address.

A vehicle was converted to VIP status and subsequently used by the company of Özgür Özel, a prominent Turkish politician.

A statement issued a warning to 'members' to fear judicial procedures and attempts to manipulate them.

A Eurofighter Typhoon model is featured at a 2026 exhibition, with accurate measurements.

Allegations have been made against Akın Güleç, identified as the Justice Minister, in connection with President Recep Tayyip.

Turkey is focusing on sustainable biodiversity efforts within its borders. Efforts include identifying, recording, and sustainably reproducing biodiversity within the country.

An application has been developed to enable technical projects to utilize all bonuses offered to employees.

The Presidency of the Republic is committed to operating a joint supervision center project for disabled children in Turkey. This center will guide all stages of individuals' lives from birth to death from a single point.

Authorities expelled 47 foreign women at the border, and their interrogation is currently ongoing.