Stories from Turkey

Turkey's women's volleyball has achieved a total of 27 international cups. The Turkish volleyball league is now considered one of the top two leagues in Europe.

An initiative named "I am Everywhere" / "Facility in the Heart" was implemented in Bayburt, Turkey, involving accompanying youth. The project organized visits to all rural schools in the city.

A report detailed an event covering 400,000 square meters and featuring over 120 participating countries. The event saw the launch of 203 products designed to contribute to the Turkish defense, aviation, and space industries.

A suspect accused of motorcycle theft attempted to evade police in Ataşehir, Istanbul. The individual was apprehended after a pursuit. Two people were reportedly on the motorcycle when it was stopped at Ataşehir station.

A new proposal will allocate a special place for floods in areas that have been affected by flooding.

A preparatory football match scheduled for February 1 at Çobani Stadium against North Macedonia could affect the election schedule.

A daily activity showcasing the culture, natural beauty, and tea of Rize was held in the People's Garden in the capital. The event gathered numerous figures from politics, sports, health, and culture, featuring the sounds of horon and kemençe.

175 students gathered at a school in Istanbul and performed songs in 13 different languages. The event, where 175 students sang in 13 languages, brought the unifying power of music to the stage. Students, reportedly in a state of tension, searched for a place to escape from dust.

Turkish state broadcaster TRT Haber Radyo reported the completion of 31 additional schools.

Turkish authorities announced the apprehension of 48 criminals, including 27 internationally wanted individuals and an additional 21 internationally wanted criminals. All 48 individuals have been brought to Turkey. Turkey's Interior Ministry announced the repatriation of 48 individuals, including 27 wanted by Red Police and 21 by International Police. These suspects are accused of addiction and organized crime. They were returned from various countries including Georgia, Germany, Greece, the United States, Netherlands, Montenegro, Poland, Iraq, Russia, Serbia, and other European nations.