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A 27-year-old man, identified as M.B., who is believed to be one of the leaders of a global network selling explicit images of child sexual abuse for money, was arrested in Adana, southern Türkiye. M.B. was allegedly involved in distributing these disturbing images via a social media platform and an internet site. However, no evidence of criminal activity was found during a search of his home. According to the Cybercrime Department of the Adana Provincial Police Department, M.B. was identified as a key figure in a global network that was dismantled through a major operation in Florida, U.S. The network…

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A 27-year-old man, identified as M.B., who is believed to be one of the leaders of a global network selling explicit images of child sexual abuse for money, was arrested in Adana, southern Türkiye. M.B. was allegedly involved in distributing these disturbing images via a social media platform and an internet site. However, no evidence of criminal activity was found during a search of his home. According to the Cybercrime Department of the Adana Provincial Police Department, M.B. was identified as a key figure in a global network that was dismantled through a major operation in Florida, U.S. The network…

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A 27-year-old man, identified as M.B., who is believed to be one of the leaders of a global network selling explicit images of child sexual abuse for money, was arrested in Adana, southern Türkiye. M.B. was allegedly involved in distributing these disturbing images via a social media platform and an internet site. However, no evidence of criminal activity was found during a search of his home. According to the Cybercrime Department of the Adana Provincial Police Department, M.B. was identified as a key figure in a global network that was dismantled through a major operation in Florida, U.S. The network…

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Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced that the largest anti-drug operation in the history of the republic was carried out in Ankara, where 525 street dealers were detained in the operation code-named “Narkokapan-Ankara.” According to a statement shared by Yerlikaya on social media, the “Narkokapan-Ankara” operation was launched at 5 a.m., following six months of technical and physical surveillance. The operation targeted street-level drug dealers, known as “torbacı.” The operation was coordinated by the Ankara Governorship, Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, Ankara Western Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office and the General Directorate of Security, with the participation of 1,461 teams and 4,768…

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Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced that the largest anti-drug operation in the history of the republic was carried out in Ankara, where 525 street dealers were detained in the operation code-named “Narkokapan-Ankara.” According to a statement shared by Yerlikaya on social media, the “Narkokapan-Ankara” operation was launched at 5 a.m., following six months of technical and physical surveillance. The operation targeted street-level drug dealers, known as “torbacı.” The operation was coordinated by the Ankara Governorship, Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, Ankara Western Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office and the General Directorate of Security, with the participation of 1,461 teams and 4,768…

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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has announced that 25,000 new teachers will be appointed across Türkiye, with 10,000 of them to begin their careers through the newly established National Education Academy. Speaking at a news conference following the Cabinet meeting held at the Presidential Complex in Ankara, Erdoğan said: “We are starting the process for the appointment of 25,000 new teachers. Of these, 10,000 will be selected through the National Education Academy. I hope this will be beneficial to our education system and to our youth.” Erdoğan underlined that the recruitment of teachers is not only about filling vacancies but also…

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A layer of mucilage, colloquially known as “sea snot,” was spotted on the surface of the water along Istanbul’s Beykoz coastline. Experts are pointing out that the rising temperatures have brought the risk of mucilage back to the forefront in the Marmara. Environmental engineer Mustafa Öztürk, who stated that mucilage is an indicator of pollution in seas, said: “Since yesterday, as the temperatures have risen, biochemical reactions increase in the already polluted seawater and jellyfish drift in. These factors lead to the rise of mucilage. Mucilage is a sign of pollution. The sea cries out, ‘I am getting polluted, clean…

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A layer of mucilage, colloquially known as “sea snot,” was spotted on the surface of the water along Istanbul’s Beykoz coastline. Experts are pointing out that the rising temperatures have brought the risk of mucilage back to the forefront in the Marmara. Environmental engineer Mustafa Öztürk, who stated that mucilage is an indicator of pollution in seas, said: “Since yesterday, as the temperatures have risen, biochemical reactions increase in the already polluted seawater and jellyfish drift in. These factors lead to the rise of mucilage. Mucilage is a sign of pollution. The sea cries out, ‘I am getting polluted, clean…

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Once hailed as the Süper Lig’s second-best defense, Beşiktaş’s backline has collapsed in dramatic fashion – and so have their hopes for a strong finish. The Black Eagles have stumbled badly down the stretch, losing three of their last five matches and conceding seven goals in that stretch. Their latest 1-0 defeat to Başakşehir didn’t just add to their misery – it put their grip on third place at serious risk. They failed to capitalize on a slip-up by third-place Samsunspor and are now only one point clear of a resurgent Eyüpspor. Beşiktaş’s collapse isn’t just about results – it’s…

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Once hailed as the Süper Lig’s second-best defense, Beşiktaş’s backline has collapsed in dramatic fashion – and so have their hopes for a strong finish. The Black Eagles have stumbled badly down the stretch, losing three of their last five matches and conceding seven goals in that stretch. Their latest 1-0 defeat to Başakşehir didn’t just add to their misery – it put their grip on third place at serious risk. They failed to capitalize on a slip-up by third-place Samsunspor and are now only one point clear of a resurgent Eyüpspor. Beşiktaş’s collapse isn’t just about results – it’s…

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