Earthquake survivors who relocated to Ankara are struggling to access the promised aid, a situation that underscores the growing urban poverty in the capital

The growing trend of stubble burning among farmers is causing widespread ecological damage. This practice decimates a myriad of plant species and vital organisms, while leaving the soil parched, stripped of nutrients, and ultimately infertile

Researchers at Van’s public university in eastern Turkey are leading the charge in developing organic and biological substitutes for chemical pesticides. Their work leverages natural processes to enhance efficiency while firmly protecting ecosystems, paving the way for a sustainable future in farming

The Circular Fashion Collective is spearheading waste reduction by offering innovative solutions for repurposing clothing through its workshop programs and reuse swap events, and underscores that sustainable fashion is not merely an option but a vital necessity

Water levels in Adıyaman’s dams have fallen to just 40 percent capacity. Rising temperatures and increased evaporation underscore the persistent drought in the region, while potential water shortages could affect earthquake survivors in temporary shelters.

In Malazgirt, milder winters and delayed snowfall are disrupting traditional migratory routes, forcing thousands of birds to seek refuge in the town during sudden snowstorms.

Savunmasız Canlar is a safe haven located in Gölyazı, Bursa, dedicated to providing a home for dogs who cannot find shelter on the streets. Volunteers come together to share resources and care for hundreds of dogs, with their numbers increasing daily due to recent changes in the legislation

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

Unethical practices and differing legal regulations in the global surrogacy market—especially along the Turkey-Georgia-Northern Cyprus route—underscore the need for international oversight

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