Stories from Turkey

Arsenic was found in a person's hair and brain. Arsenic was also discovered in a coffee cup. The investigation into the death of Vijay, potentially by an old friend, is ongoing.

Turkey added 7 GW of new electricity capacity in 2025, with 99% of it coming from renewable sources. The country's total installed power capacity reached 122.5 GW, and the share of renewables is now 62%.

A broadcaster stated that Turkey has demonstrated the ability to manage crises effectively and achieve results over 10 years of conflict and destruction. The speaker expressed hope that this crisis can be managed successfully and overcome.

Turkish authorities detained 575 individuals during May Day protests. The detentions occurred amidst the May Day demonstrations.

Police intervened in Istanbul as groups attempted to march to Taksim Square on May 1st. A total of 575 individuals are under surveillance in Istanbul. Unions in Istanbul, Kadikoy, celebrated Labor Day. Similar gatherings occurred in Edirne, Hakkari, Muş, Mersin, and Çorum.

Increased intensity of rainfall is expected in the Sakarya region and the western Black Sea on Friday. Hoang Anh advises on managing these symptoms and when to seek medical attention.

France has declared a similar stance regarding missiles launched by Iran that were heading towards Turkish airspace. France will remain on the side of its allies when they are attacked. The statement was made in reference to potential Iranian attacks.

Istanbul is experiencing temperatures that feel like 7-8 degrees Celsius due to a heatwave. Ankara will see 11 degrees, and Bursa 12 degrees. Temperatures in Turkey are expected to be 7-8 degrees Celsius higher than usual. Ankara will experience 11 degrees, Bursa 12 degrees, and Izmir will have strong northwesterly winds. Authorities in Istanbul issued warnings for strong winds, potential explosions, and collapses. While there was rain yesterday, today is characterized by wind, particularly on the European side of the city. Ferry services have not yet been suspended.

An AI model has taken over the duties of 20% of employees in Turkey. The AI is being used to improve medical service quality, but has led to a phenomenon where patients who undergo examinations without finding any illness complain and demand refunds.

In pediatric intensive care units, the rate of severe acute organ failure cases posing a life risk has increased to over 8%. The mortality rate after intensive care has risen to 24%.