Stories from Turkey

Police raided a financial institution in Istanbul that allegedly engaged in activities outside its scope. Simultaneous operations were conducted in Istanbul, targeting executives at financial institutions.

An Artificial Intelligence Usage Training Program for teachers was organized in Gölbaşı.

The geopolitical and economic importance of Iran is being discussed in the context of global events, drawing parallels to the Turkish Straits. Iran possesses reserves of natural gas, holding 17% of global reserves, and 9% of global oil reserves.

Turkey's Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi stated that the concept of unsolved crimes will be a thing of the past. He announced that cold cases will be solved and removed from shelves.

The play 'Denys'in Kalemi,' featuring actors Okan Bay Yügen and Celal Kadri Kınoglu and directed by Nihal Usanmaz, is currently on tour and receiving attention. The director was interviewed during the tour.

Turkey plans to establish a $10 billion digital hub. The country is also set to deliver its first Gökbey helicopter to the armed forces and is discussing nuclear energy and rare earth elements.

Turkey is discussing nuclear energy and rare earth elements in the context of global conflicts and geopolitical moves. The country's potential steps in these areas are being examined. Turkey is considering nuclear energy, with known technologies like Akkuyu and small modular reactors based on fission. Future wars will be fought not only geopolitically and economically, but also geotechnologically. Turkey is among the leading countries possessing these technologies. Investments are being made in nuclear power and rare earth elements. This positions Turkey for future technological independence and defense industry self-sufficiency.

Energy emissions have reached their lowest level since the Corona virus period. This is attributed to the transformation in the energy sector, with 75% of all energy plants established globally in 2025 expected to be from renewable sources.

A special team has been formed to decrypt Rojin's encrypted phone. Previously, the phone was sent to Spain for decryption but full access could not be obtained. Samples from 425 people have been examined so far and will be compared with evidence obtained during questioning.

May Day protests included solidarity messages, with workers gathering in Ankara at Atatürk Culture Front. Participants marched to Tandoan Square carrying flags, banners, and posters. Celebrations in Izmir were held at Gündoğdu Square.