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05.10.2024

The day women were murdered

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Turkey for 05.10.2024.

It displays 326 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

05.10.2024The day women were murdered
Reports of women's murders dominated Turkish news on October 5, 2024. Two young women were killed in Istanbul, sparking outrage and protests. Another woman was murdered by her boyfriend in Mersin. These incidents led to calls for the resignation of Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya. The government responded with promises of stricter measures against violence towards women. In other news, the Turkish Parliament convened to discuss the "Israeli threat." President Erdogan sent off the seismic exploration vessel Oruç Reis to Somalia and met with the Prime Minister of Sao Tome and Principe. The ruling AKP party hinted at upcoming changes in its cadres. Forest fires were reported in Izmir's Foça district. Late in the evening, Israel launched attacks on Beirut, Lebanon.
05.10.2024
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04:46

04:54Diverse Issues Dominate Turkish Media Landscape

The newspapers report on diverse topics with no clear central theme. Economic issues are highlighted, with questions about missing funds (Birgun) and income inequality (Milliyet). Political discussions continue, with AK Party's stance on power (Hürriyet) and CHP's internal matters (Sabah). Social issues like child labor (Cumhuriyet) and violent crimes (Sözcü) are also reported. International news focuses on US aid policies (Yeni Akit).

07:02Crime Crackdown: Multi-Province Operations Target Drug Trade and Fraud

The newspapers report on various criminal activities and law enforcement operations. A major anti-drug operation across 19 provinces resulted in 49 arrests (Hürriyet). A fraud scheme involving false threats of police operations is being investigated in 7 provinces (Milliyet). FETÖ members are reportedly living in fear, taking extreme precautions (Sabah). Political discussions continue, with AK Party claiming renewed voter support (Gazete Duvar).
07:09
07:26

08:06Parliament Convenes on Israeli Threat

The newspapers report on various domestic issues. The Turkish parliament is set to convene over the "Israeli threat" (OdaTV, Sabah). Economic concerns persist, with discussions about the new minimum wage (Aydinlik) and energy company licenses (Sözcü). Labor issues are highlighted, with ongoing worker protests (Bianet). A unique historical artifact is also mentioned (Milliyet).
08:38

08:54Parliament to Convene on Israeli Threat

The newspapers report on ongoing domestic issues. The Turkish parliament is set to convene regarding the "Israeli threat" (Aydinlik). The search continues for Rojin Kabaiş, who has been missing for 8 days (Birgun, Sözcü). The 10th anniversary of the October 6-7 events, which resulted in casualties, is noted (Sabah). TEKNOFEST, Turkey's technology festival, continues to draw attention (Hürriyet).
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09:41

09:50Market Price Hikes and Municipal Fines

The newspapers report on various domestic issues. A new wave of price increases in markets is noted (Aydinlik). The Saturday Mothers continue their weekly vigil, now in its 1019th week, asking about the whereabouts of Düzgün Tekin (Gazete Duvar). An archaeological discovery from the 1st and 4th centuries AD was made in the ancient city of Smyrna (Hürriyet). A CHP-led municipality faces a fine for dumping asphalt waste (Sabah, Sözcü).

10:54The Handshake That Shook Parliament

The newspapers report on a recent handshake between MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli and DEM Party members in parliament, allegedly at President Erdoğan's request (Gazete Duvar, Gerçek Gündem, Hürriyet, Milliyet). Bahçeli explains this as a reflection of MHP's stance as a "Turkey party" (Hürriyet). Meanwhile, discussions continue about the whereabouts of missing individuals (Bianet, Sözcü).

11:50Forest Fire Rages in İzmir

The newspapers report on recent events in Turkey. A forest fire in İzmir Foça is receiving aerial and ground intervention (Hürriyet). Calls for action are being made for two women killed in Istanbul (Bianet). The Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Minister Kurum spoke in Kahramanmaraş (Sabah). There are discussions about farmers' struggles (Sözcü) and Turkey's plans to search for oil and gas in a new country (Yeni Akit).
12:22

12:46Violence Strikes Turkey: Women Murdered, Forest Burns

The newspapers report on recent violent incidents in Turkey. Two women were murdered in Istanbul, prompting calls for action and vigils (Bianet, Hürriyet, Gazete Duvar). A security guard stabbed a cleaning lady, claiming jealousy (Sözcü). In a separate incident, an 80-year-old woman was mistaken for a boar and killed (Milliyet). A forest fire in Foça threatens homes (OdaTV).

13:34Diplomatic Moves and Drug Busts: Turkey's Mixed Week

The newspapers report on recent diplomatic activities of President Erdoğan, who met with the Prime Minister of Sao Tome and Principe (Hürriyet, Milliyet). A significant drug bust is reported, with 4 tons of cocaine seized from a ship departing from Turkey (Birgun). Domestic violence remains a concern, with reports of murdered women and calls for action (Gazete Duvar, Sözcü).

15:10Erdogan Speaks, Macron Calls for Arms Halt

The newspapers report on President Erdogan's recent statements, with multiple sources covering his address at the AK Party Turkey Meetings (Hürriyet, Milliyet, Sabah). International news focuses on French President Macron's call to halt arms deliveries to Israel for the Gaza war (Daily Sabah). Domestic issues include reports of femicide and support for cancer-stricken politician Meral Akşener (Gerçek Gündem, OdaTV).

15:50Erdogan Rallies Against Israel

The newspapers report on President Erdogan's recent statements regarding the situation in Israel and Palestine. Multiple sources (Hürriyet, Sabah, Daily Sabah) cover Erdogan's call for action against Israel's policies and his appeal to the Islamic world. Domestic politics are also discussed, with reports on coalition talks (Birgun, Medyascope) and women's safety issues (Cumhuriyet, Sözcü).
17:02

17:02Erdoğan Shakes Up Party Ranks

The newspapers report on President Erdoğan's statements about renewing party cadres with new names (Birgun, Gazete Duvar). A shooting incident in Şişli, Istanbul, left four people injured (Milliyet, Sözcü). Domestic violence continues to be a concern, with reports of a man killing his wife during divorce proceedings (Hürriyet). Minister Göktaş visited families of two murdered young women in Istanbul (Sabah).

18:42Turkey Vows to Combat Violence Against Women

The newspapers report on a surge in violence against women, with multiple sources (Cumhuriyet, Gerçek Gündem, Hürriyet, Sabah, Yeni Akit) covering Minister Yerlikaya's statements promising zero tolerance for such acts. Additionally, there are reports of an armed conflict in Istanbul (OdaTV, Milliyet). International news focuses on Israel's announcement of Iranian attacks on two bases (Gazete Duvar).

20:25Turkey Grapples with Violence Against Women

The newspapers report on a surge in violence against women, with multiple sources covering Minister Yerlikaya's promise of zero tolerance (Cumhuriyet, Gerçek Gündem, Hürriyet, Sabah, Sözcü). A hospital hostage situation in Kahramanmaraş involving an armed woman is also reported (Hürriyet, Milliyet). International news focuses on Israel's potential actions against Iran (Aydinlik, Daily Sabah, Gazete Duvar).

22:50Israel Strikes Beirut Again

The newspapers report on renewed Israeli attacks on Beirut (Cumhuriyet, Gazete Duvar), indicating an escalation in the ongoing conflict. Domestic issues continue to be prominent, with reports on child poverty leading to crime (Aydinlik) and ongoing concerns about violence against women (OdaTV, Sözcü). A diplomatic agreement between Turkey and São Tomé and Príncipe is also mentioned (Hürriyet).