A government official said Turkey had asked Twitter to remove 107 posts that contained images of the aftermath of the bombing.

Journalists Fatih Yağmur, Nurettin Kurt and Tahir Alperen share the stories behind the reports that brought them journalism awards

News coverage and media analysis will have to reflect the newly emerging political competition and duality at the helm of the state

The contextual dimension of what is wrong with media freedom in Turkey has to do with AKP’s hegemonic power. Now the context is changing.

A major concern of AKP at the ballot box tomorrow is whether old time Islamists will join the departing Kurds

Campaign songs can be important prognosticators about what each political party envisions for Turkey

Turkey’s ruling AKP is bleeding votes in the country’s southeast after a nationalist turn on Kurdish peace negotiations

An overview of the draconian new laws that spell end of democracy in Turkey

President’s office cancels award to Stephen Kinzer – saviour of Zeugma mosaics

Produced by P24, directed by Tuluhan Tekelioglu, Persona non Grata tells the story of Turkey’s journalists today—watch it here…

The similarities between the strong men of Turkey and Russia are not limited to their love for lavish places and dislike of alcohol

The decision to keep Khadija locked up came in a little less than a month ahead of the inaugural European Games

Worldwide News freedom in a Digital era

Genocide denial, the election of a moderate Turkish Cypriot and the prohibition of a PKK documentary attract world’s attention

The media environment of Turkey as of 2015 can be described in simple terms

Freedom House continues to cite Turkey for worst practices in Press Freedom report

Government Pursues Critics in Pre-Election Period

The workshop crystalized the deprived freedom of press here, but offered substantial methods to make the most of our circumstances