Düzce

The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) is opposed to everything, Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım said in a row to criticize the party's leader over the latter's comment on the constitutional charter that will usher in a new governmental system.

A chief inspector of the labor ministry was caught while receiving bribe in an undercover sting operation in the northwestern province of Düzce on Dec. 20. 

A total of 34 people were detained in operations targeting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in four different provinces of Turkey on Nov. 10. 

Fourteen people were detained in the southern province of Adana after counter-terrorism police carried out simultaneous operations in the province's center.

The Supreme Court of Appeals has reversed a judgment sentencing a woman and her partner to nine years and four months in jail after they attempted to force the former's eight-year-old daughter to have sexual intercourse with the latter.

In its ruling, the court argued that the plot did not go beyond the "preparation phase," daily Cumhuriyet has reported. 

An Airbus A300 will be sunk in the Aegean Sea off Ku?adas? to serve as a reef and attract diving tourists in the resort town as part of a municipal project.

The airplane, which was brought to the Güzelçaml? neighborhood of the town via five trucking rigs after being dismantled in Istanbul, will be sunk in the Ku?adas? gulf on May 28.

Main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) leader Kemal K?l?çdaro?lu has described the March 26 attack on the party's provincial leader in the northern province of Düzce as "a blow" to Turkish democracy.

The provincial leader of the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) in the northern province of Düzce was attacked and beaten on March 26 by two assailants, who were later detained.  

Turkey's main opposition party will sue the government for supporting terrorism, its leader has said.

"This government and its predecessors have been the ones which support and abet terrorist organizations.

Turkey?s main opposition leader has said he proved that he could recite a Quranic verse when a potential voter put him to an impromptu test.

People across Turkey, particularly children, celebrated Sovereignty Day and Children?s Day on April 23, though the deaths of three people in three separate cities and unfavorable weather conditions darkened the festivities.  

A teacher died from a heart attack during the ceremonies at his school in the Black Sea province of Trabzon.