As rivalry between the two nations slowly turn into what some are calling a “Cold War” and formerly friendly relations further sink into memory, the saga has given a vision of another kind of relationship; a vision where the two sides don’t purely see each other through hostility and where people from the two countries can even become “friends”

One country that has been watching the whole situation with glee, however, is North Korea; the country’s state news described the situation as “chaos” and called South Korea a “fascist dictatorship”

The China-US relationship that Nixon and Carter established defined the world for decades. Now, it may soon become just a distant memory

Istanbul played a significant role in enabling Baldwin to see himself as a black queer writer. His legacy will undoubtedly contribute to the conversation on how people in Turkey can reimagine their values in the future.

P24 held a panel discussion on press capture and its implications for ensuring journalistic standards in Turkey to mark this year’s World Press Freedom Day

Newspapers and news organizations who deem themselves uncontested in the highest standards of ethical journalism have failed to report on Israel’s occupation of Gaza with justice and dignity

Kıraathane welcomes spring with a season in bloom with colorful, purposeful, and creative events.

Speak Up’s annual report sheds light on extent of censorship and self-censorship across culture and media industries

“Varmak”, a second anthology book as part of the Literature Beyond Borders project, compiles ten short stories written in six different languages.

Kıraathane’s new exhibition, “Italo Calvino 100 + 1 Yaşında! / Italo Calvino turns 100 + 1!” will be open to visitors until Friday, 22 March

If Kilicdaroglu becomes the President, we shall witness an interesting model that “the West and the East” as the equal priorities of Turkey.

People over the age of 68 cannot enter or have to resign from the PSC, though the rule isn’t expected to apply to Xi.

Bülent Şık’s conviction overturned; BirGün editor charged with “insulting public official”; five journalists stand trial for covering 2019 protest

ECtHR’s Murat Sabuncu, Ahmet Şık judgments become final; İnci Aydın acquitted at her second hearing; Turkey ranks 153rd in World Press Freedom Index

Ahmet Altan released after 4.5 years behind bars; ECtHR issues long-awaited Ahmet Altan and Murat Aksoy judgments; retrial of Zaman columnists begins

Ali Ergin Demirhan indicted twice over a Twitter post; Melis Alphan stands trial over Newroz photo; Oktay Candemir charged with “propaganda”

Four journalists jailed in Van released; Nagehan Alçı fined for “insulting” judge; actress Nilüfer Aydan sentenced for “insulting the president”

Journalist Perihan Kaya sentenced for “propaganda”; journalist Ruhi Karadağ imposed travel ban; French journalist Mercadier denied entry to Turkey