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13.11.2024

13.11.2024 — The Day Two Cities' Concerts Were Probed

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Turkey for 13.11.2024.

It displays 447 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

13.11.2024 ⇢ The Day Two Cities' Concerts Were Probed
⌨The morning began with the withdrawal of the controversial "influence agent" legislation for the second time, following sustained criticism. Foreign Minister Fidan met with his Russian counterpart Lavrov, while Turkey's position on North Syria security dominated diplomatic discourse.

By afternoon, prosecutors launched an investigation into Ankara Metropolitan Municipality's concert expenditures, with Mayor Mansur Yavaş responding that "those who committed crimes will face consequences." The probe quickly expanded to include Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, marking an escalation in scrutiny of opposition-run cities.

Minister Işıkhan announced that municipal debts had reached 150 billion liras, threatening seizure actions. Meanwhile, the aftermath of the İzmir fire that claimed five siblings' lives continued to unfold, with their mother's testimony receiving extensive coverage. Weather services issued warnings about incoming snow and rain across regions.
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01:23⇢Turkey Eyes 40 Vipers

⌨The newspapers report on Minister Güler's announcement about Turkey's intention to acquire 40 F-16 Viper aircraft (Milliyet, Yeni Akit). In economic news, Minister Bolat sets a target to increase Turkey's share in global foreign investments to 1.5% by 2028 (Hürriyet). Labor issues surface with reports of 2,000 workers facing layoffs in Çayırhan (Aydinlik), while the Kurdish question's resolution is discussed in relation to Middle East stability (Gazete Duvar).
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05:07⇢Five Siblings Lost to the Flames

⌨The newspapers extensively report on a tragic incident where five young siblings died in a fire (Hürriyet, Birgun). In political developments, the CHP faces internal debates with three distinct perspectives emerging in its convention discussions (Gazete Duvar). Social security concerns surface for post-2000 SSK retirees (Gerçek Gündem), while a controversy erupts over Nasuh Mahruki's statements regarding YSK members (Sabah).
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06:34⇢Ortaç's Betting Testimony Revealed

⌨The newspapers report on First Lady Emine Erdoğan's meeting with UN Secretary-General Guterres at COP29 to discuss zero waste initiatives (Daily Sabah). In celebrity news, details emerge from singer Serdar Ortaç's testimony in the illegal betting investigation (Gerçek Gündem, OdaTV). The Meteorological Service issues warnings about incoming rainfall across regions (Sözcü), while a domestic violence incident in Gaziantep is captured on security cameras (Milliyet).
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07:30⇢The 38 Kuruş Women's Budget

⌨The newspapers report on HAMAS's accusation of US complicity in genocide (Aydinlik), while First Lady Emine Erdoğan's participation in COP29 receives coverage (Hürriyet, Daily Sabah). A Court of Accounts report reveals misuse of 70 million TL by AKP-affiliated entities (Sözcü). A gender budget analysis shows the annual allocation for women's services amounts to merely 139.3 TL per person (Bianet).
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08:10⇢The 278% Mortgage Surge

⌨The newspapers report on significant economic developments: mortgage sales have increased by 278.2% (Birgun), while discussions about minimum wage adjustments are prominent (Aydinlik, İYİ Party). Concerns about media control surface with criticism of new "influence agent" regulations (Bianet). The Family Minister addressed the tragic death of five children in a fire (Gazete Duvar), while details emerged about celebrities Serdar Ortaç and Mehmet Ali Erbil's involvement in a betting case (Gerçek Gündem).
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08:59⇢The 28,000 TL Minimum Wage Proposal

⌨The newspapers report on minimum wage discussions, with İYİ Party proposing a 28,000 TL threshold (Gazete Duvar, Aydinlik). Military operations continue with reports of neutralized militants (Sabah) and airstrikes in the Asos region (Yeni Akit). A controversy emerges over Daron Acemoğlu's economic views (Birgun), while opposition leader Özel calls for dialogue with Erdoğan and Bahçeli (Cumhuriyet). The Student Selection and Placement Center (ÖSYM) released its 2025 exam calendar (Gerçek Gündem).
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09:40⇢The Digital Gambling Crackdown

⌨The newspapers report on several developments in illegal gambling cases: a request to arrest celebrities Mehmet Ali Erbil and Serdar Ortaç was rejected (Birgun), while digital betting is characterized as "digital drugs" (Sabah). The minimum wage discussion continues to dominate economic news (Aydinlik, Sözcü), with Minister Işıkhan's statements drawing opposition criticism. The tragic death of five siblings remains in focus (Milliyet), while a disturbing case involving a newborn emerges (Gazete Duvar).
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10:46⇢The UN Detention Report Day

⌨The newspapers report on a significant UN Committee report criticizing Türkiye's detention practices (Bianet), while opposition continues its protests against trustee appointments (Gazete Duvar, OdaTV). In foreign policy, media discusses potential US troop withdrawal from Syria under a future Trump presidency (Daily Sabah). The Interior Ministry released new statistics about KADES, the women's emergency app, reporting 862,207 verified alerts (Hürriyet).
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11:23⇢Erdogan Quashes Coalition Rift Rumors

⌨The newspapers report on President Erdoğan addressing speculation about alleged disagreements with MHP leader Bahçeli, emphasizing their unity in counter-terrorism efforts (Sözcü, Gerçek Gündem, Sabah, Cumhuriyet). A UN Committee report criticizes Turkey's detention practices (Bianet), while India's Supreme Court issues a significant ruling about demolitions (Gazete Duvar). Local incidents include a suspicious suitcase requiring controlled detonation (Hürriyet).
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11:55⇢The Influence Agent Bill Dies Twice

⌨The newspapers report extensively on the withdrawal of the controversial "influence agent" regulation bill (Bianet, Birgun, Cumhuriyet, Gazete Duvar, Gerçek Gündem), marking the second time this legislation has been pulled back. In foreign policy, Erdoğan expresses continued optimism about normalization with Assad despite challenges (Daily Sabah, Aydinlik).
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13:00⇢The Influence Bill Dies Again

⌨The newspapers report extensively on the withdrawal of the "influence agent" legislation for the second time (Bianet, Medyascope, Birgun, Cumhuriyet). A police officer died in a training accident in Tunceli (Hürriyet, Milliyet), while opposition leader Özgür Özel hints at potential alliance formations (Gazete Duvar). Trade Minister Bolat clarifies there is no Indian veto on Turkey's BRICS membership (Sabah).
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13:55⇢Three Siblings Found Dead in Antalya

⌨The newspapers report on a tragic incident in Antalya where three siblings were found dead (Cumhuriyet, Gazete Duvar). Weather alerts warn of incoming rain and snow (Milliyet), while Turkish media covers renewable energy cooperation initiatives (Daily Sabah). A lawsuit was filed against Birgun's morning report by noon (Birgun), and details emerge about the fire in Izmir that claimed five children's lives (Hürriyet).
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14:51⇢The Mahruki Investigation Day

⌨The newspapers report a new investigation opened against mountaineer Nasuh Mahruki (Hürriyet, Sözcü, Sabah), while the ruling AKP plans to reintroduce the "influence agent" legislation to parliament (Bianet). MHP releases two consecutive statements about counter-terrorism (Gazete Duvar), and Yemen reportedly strikes a US vessel (Aydinlik). The media also discusses potential changes to military service requirements (Gerçek Gündem).
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16:03⇢The Day of New Footage

⌨The newspapers report on Erdoğan's statement regarding security risks in Northern Syria (Bianet), while speculation grows about potential rifts in his alliance with Bahçeli (Gazete Duvar). New surveillance footage emerges related to a military base incident (Cumhuriyet, Gerçek Gündem) and the Narin case (Hürriyet, Yeni Akit). A concerning report indicates that one in four children goes to school hungry (Sözcü), while Bayraklı municipality faces an ultimatum from workers over uncollected garbage (Sabah).
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17:40⇢The Influence Bill Dies Thrice

⌨The newspapers report extensively on the withdrawal of the "influence agent" legislation (Hürriyet, Sözcü, Medyascope), marking its third appearance in headlines today. Foreign Minister Fidan meets with Lavrov (Sabah), while Trump's White House prospects generate discussion (Gazete Duvar). New details emerge in the Antalya siblings case (Gerçek Gündem), and the Education Minister emphasizes vocational training development (Milliyet).
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18:43⇢The Concert Probe

⌨The newspapers report extensively on a new investigation launched into Ankara Metropolitan Municipality's concert expenditures (Birgun, Cumhuriyet, Gazete Duvar, Hürriyet, Milliyet), with Mayor Mansur Yavaş issuing his first response to the probe (Cumhuriyet, Gazete Duvar). In international news, Biden and Trump meet for the first time in four years (Daily Sabah), while The Guardian announces its departure from X platform (OdaTV).
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20:03⇢The Municipal Investigation Spreads to Istanbul

⌨The newspapers report on a new investigation launched into Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (İBB) following the probe into Ankara Metropolitan Municipality (Gazete Duvar, Gerçek Gündem). Minister Işıkhan issues seizure warnings to municipalities (Sözcü), while Minister Tunç announces legal profession entrance exam dates (Sabah). In tragic local news, multiple sources report on separate incidents involving children's deaths (Hürriyet, Milliyet).
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22:02⇢The Concert Probe Spreads

⌨The newspapers extensively report on investigations into concert expenditures, now expanding from Ankara Metropolitan Municipality to Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (Bianet, Birgun, Cumhuriyet, Gerçek Gündem), with Mayor Mansur Yavaş issuing an immediate response (Cumhuriyet). In local governance news, Mardin authorities impose a 10-day ban on gatherings and events (Hürriyet, Milliyet). FETÖ's expansion is noted with a new school opening in Romania (Aydinlik).
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