A Turkish-German family of four died in Istanbul from phosphine gas poisoning, likely from a pesticide used in their hotel. An investigation is ongoing. A Turkish-German family of four who died while on holiday in Istanbul were likely killed by gas from a pesticide used to treat a bug infestation i»»»

A series of poisoning cases reported over the past weeks, emerging just after the tragic death of a family visiting Istanbul from Germany, has fueled widespread anxiety over food safety and triggered steep economic losses for street vendors, restaurants and hotels in key tourist districts. Accordin»»»

Law and JusticeTurkeyTurkey: 17 referees and club president held in betting probeKalika Mehta with AFP, AP, ReutersAt least 18 of 21 total suspects have been arrested. It comes just a week after the Turkish Football Federation suspended 149 referees following an investigation. https://p.dw.com/p/53»»»

The event was organized by the Erenler Foundation, which has operated educational programs at the Ismailağa Madrasah in Istanbul’s Fatih district since 1997. The foundation said its curriculum includes Quran memorization, Arabic and advanced Islamic studies. Participants who completed their studies»»»

From now on we will develop strategies, data and structures for all oppressed across the globe, deputy head of the Sumud Flotilla Türkiye delegation said on Wednesday, adding that they aim to leave this solidarity as a humanitarian legacy for the whole world. Speaking to the press in Istanbul Airpo»»»