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28.11.2024

28.11.2024The Day The Sultan Met The Prison Gates

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Turkey for 28.11.2024.

It displays 417 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

28.11.2024The Day The Sultan Met The Prison Gates
The Constitutional Court's financial audit decisions for five political parties set the morning agenda, while the Immigration Authority announced plans to hire 30 specialists. By mid-morning, attention shifted to the historic first visit of Oman's Sultan to Turkey, resulting in 10 strategic agreements and Erdogan using the platform to call for Gaza ceasefire.

The day saw parallel developments in the ongoing Öcalan-DEM dialogue initiative, with Presidential Advisor Uçum emphasizing process content over mere meetings. The Ministry of Interior announced a major cyber operation across 7 provinces, resulting in 48 arrests.

BTK prepared restrictions for social media users under 13, while the Justice Minister announced work on new deterrence measures. The evening brought news of police releasing all detained journalists in Diyarbakır, while two provincial police chiefs were removed from their positions.
28.11.2024
02:31
03:35

03:37Syria Death Toll Hits 100

The newspapers report on escalating casualties in Syria, with clashes between Damascus-aligned forces and HTS-SMO reaching 100 casualties (Bianet). The Constitutional Court's financial audit decisions for five political parties receive significant coverage (Hürriyet, Yeni Akit), while multiple sources report on the Immigration Authority's announcement to hire 30 new assistant specialists (Milliyet, Sabah).

05:38The Seven Province Cyber-Raid

The newspapers report on a major cyber operation across 7 provinces, resulting in 48 arrests related to illegal betting (Hürriyet, Milliyet). The Central Bank's relationship with the presidency receives coverage (Gerçek Gündem), while Palestine's call for UN action in Gaza continues to make headlines (Yeni Akit). The National Lottery announces a record 600 million TL grand prize (OdaTV).

07:05BTK Blocks The Young

The newspapers report on new social media restrictions, with BTK preparing to ban access for users under 13 (Sabah, Gerçek Gündem). Multiple sources cover developments regarding potential İmralı meetings, with MHP-aligned media discussing specific dates (Sözcü, Yeni Akit). Labor issues gain attention as Çayırhan miners march to the Ministry (Birgun) and KESK warns about increased poverty in 2025 (Gazete Duvar).
07:27

08:01The Waiter Who Died For A Song

The newspapers report on new clashes in Syria, with opposition forces claiming gains against Assad and Iranian militias in Aleppo (Yeni Akit, Aydinlik). Multiple sources cover a violent incident in Istanbul's Fatih district where a hitman killed a waiter over a song request dispute (Milliyet, Sözcü). Meanwhile, tension continues between İmamoğlu and Minister Tekin, with İmamoğlu responding harshly to recent statements (Cumhuriyet).
08:31
08:47

08:49The Counterfeit Dollar Investigation

The newspapers report on new developments regarding journalists held in custody for three days in Diyarbakır and Eskişehir (Bianet). Multiple sources cover investigations into claims about counterfeit dollars in circulation (Milliyet, Sabah). Meanwhile, coverage continues of Israel's military operations in central Gaza (Daily Sabah), while Parliament prepares to discuss new digital copyright legislation after the budget talks (Hürriyet).
09:11

09:29The Day Of 24,691 Judges

The newspapers report on Turkey's judiciary situation, with multiple sources covering the Justice Minister's announcement of increased numbers of judges and prosecutors to 24,691 (Hürriyet, Sabah). In parallel, coverage continues of military disciplinary processes, with High Disciplinary Council proceedings beginning for lieutenants (Gerçek Gündem). The ninth anniversary of Tahir Elçi's assassination is also marked in coverage (Bianet).

10:25The Book Cover That Triggered The Defense Ministry

The newspapers report on commemorations for Tahir Elçi's assassination nine years ago (Bianet). Multiple sources cover administrative and judicial processes initiated by the Ministry of National Defense regarding a book cover issue (MSB, Hürriyet, Sabah). The Central Bank and Banking Association are taking action against counterfeit dollar concerns (Gerçek Gündem), while political tensions continue between Ümit Özdağ and İsmet Büyükataman (OdaTV).
11:12

11:21The Three Deaths From Fake Raki

The newspapers report on three deaths from counterfeit alcohol in Istanbul (Hürriyet), while the Central Bank and Banking Association issue joint statements addressing financial concerns (Cumhuriyet, Gerçek Gündem). A mining accident involving marble blocks is documented on camera (Milliyet), and experts disagree over Istanbul earthquake predictions (Sözcü). Environmental authorities investigate the cutting of 40 trees on singer Suavi's property (Sabah).

12:10The Syria Question Returns

The newspapers report on renewed attention to Syria, with questions about Turkey's role in Idlib (Aydinlik) and meetings between Turkish-Libyan delegations in Ankara (Sabah). Opposition leader Özel responds to Erdogan's recent statements with criticism of his "arrogant tone" towards public decisions (Birgun). Meanwhile, Israel-Hamas ceasefire violations are reported (Yeni Akit), and IYI Party declares non-participation in an unspecified political arrangement (Sözcü).
12:55
13:03

13:05The Municipal Nursery Count

The newspapers report on a new administrative query regarding municipal nurseries, with multiple sources (Birgun, Medyascope, Gerçek Gündem) covering the Istanbul Governor's office requesting detailed information from municipalities about their daycare facilities. In parallel, coverage continues of Turkish-Libyan military cooperation, with meetings being held in Ankara (Sabah, Milliyet). Daily Sabah reports on Lebanon's military deployment in the south.

14:28Oman's Sultan Makes First Turkey Landing

The newspapers report on the Sultan of Oman's first-ever visit to Turkey, with multiple sources covering his arrival in Ankara and meeting with Erdogan (Daily Sabah, Sabah). The debate over municipal nurseries continues with new developments, as Istanbul Governor's office requests detailed information from municipalities (Milliyet, İmamoğlu). Meanwhile, coverage continues of the anniversary of Tahir Elçi's death, with different political perspectives on its commemoration (Bianet, Yeni Akit).
15:27

15:36Erdogan's Gaza Push During Omani First

The newspapers report extensively on President Erdogan's calls for a ceasefire in Gaza, made during the historic first visit of Oman's Sultan to Turkey (Hürriyet, OdaTV, Sabah). In parallel, intense clashes between HTS and Assad forces in Aleppo have resulted in 100 casualties (Medyascope). Meanwhile, bianet editor Tuğçe Yılmaz faces questioning about journalistic activities (Bianet).

18:33The Child Abuse Behind The Imam Murder

The newspapers report on three developing stories: the discovery of child abuse behind an imam's murder (Birgun), Israel's violation of the Lebanon ceasefire resulting in injuries (Daily Sabah), and Turkey's Foreign Minister Fidan's participation in mediation workshops (Milliyet). A new element emerges with Pope Francis making his first Turkey-related move in 10 years (Yeni Akit), while Turkish ministers meet with Omani officials for trade discussions (Hürriyet).

20:08The Building Collapse Contractor Walks Free

The newspapers report on two main developments: The contractor responsible for a building collapse that killed 169 people has been released (Birgun), while various sources discuss safety and crime issues, with the police issuing fraud warnings (Milliyet) and the Justice Minister announcing work on new deterrence measures (Sabah). The TARKEM general assembly's notable location in a synagogue receives attention (Aydinlik).

22:09The Police Chiefs Reshuffle

The newspapers report on two major developments: A series of high-level police appointments across multiple provinces (Cumhuriyet, Gerçek Gündem, Hürriyet, OdaTV, Sabah), and the release of all detained journalists in Diyarbakır (Bianet). The background story of an imam's murder reveals connections to a child abuse case (Birgun), while previously reported news of a contractor's release in a case involving 169 deaths continues to receive coverage (Sözcü).