Stories from Turkey

An analysis of the Iranian regime's governance structure highlighted the concept of 'Velayat-e Faqih,' where the religious leader holds ultimate authority. This system contrasts with expectations of elected bodies like the parliament and prime minister wielding real power.

In a football match, Ramzi Safuri took a shot that narrowly missed the goal.

The Turkish Ministry has granted foreign trade capital company status to 10 additional companies.

Protesters in Istanbul displayed photos linking US President Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein during an event held by the White House Correspondents Association. The images included documents mentioning Trump's name alongside Epstein's emails regarding minors. The demonstration aimed to highlight the historical connection between the two figures during a press gathering.

An investigation has been authorized into 15 health personnel in Istanbul, leading to the detention of 14 doctors. One suspect remains at large. The report notes a rise in hypertension among children, with cases diagnosed in five-year-olds, attributed to sedentary lifestyles and processed foods.

A Turkish court has granted permission to launch an investigation involving 15 doctors.

Göztepe is currently in a tight race for fifth place in the league standings, competing closely with Başakşehir. Following a recent 4-0 victory by Başakşehir over Kasim Pasha, Göztepe aims to secure points to level the standings. The team's performance remains a focal point in the ongoing league competition.

Göztepe took a 2-0 lead against Antalyaspor with a goal from Arda Okan Kurtulan in the 22nd minute. The goal came after Kurtulan controlled the ball near the byline and delivered a cross.

The Turkish Ministry of Interior has sent a directive to all 81 provinces mandating the use of AI systems in schools. This initiative aims to enhance security by monitoring both internal and external school environments through camera systems and digital threat tracking. The measures are designed to be risk-based, considering the socio-cultural and economic context of each school's neighborhood.

Turkish authorities announced that the graduation of 10,000 police officers will be moved forward by two months. The announcement also included agreements to pay police overtime starting from 2020 and initial steps to provide housing and rent assistance, beginning in Istanbul.