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Turkish police mark 179th anniversary of foundation

The Turkish police force has marked the 179th anniversary of its establishment, with leading chiefs of the organization holding an official ceremony at the mausoleum of modern Türkiye's founder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

Commencing from the beginning of the week, the country's 81 provinces are witnessing official ceremonies for the anniversary.

Village kids have fun with adrenaline-pumping ‘Köyvivor’

Within the scope of a project named "Köyvivor," the officials of a youth center in the eastern province of Muş have visited some 15 rural villages and organized competitions for some 2,000 village kids in three years.

"We just want to put a smile on their faces and share their happiness," Erol Çalışcı, the project coordinator, said on Nov. 21.

Turkey marks 65th death anniversary of heroine Nene Hatun

Turkey on May 22 marked the 65th death anniversary of Nene Hatun, one of the iconic symbols of the Turkish women's heroism against foreign invasion.

"A Turkish child may become an orphan, but will never be without a homeland," said Nene Hatun, a heroic Turkish mother who left her newborn baby behind to fight for her country.

Top court sends back indictment on HDP on procedural grounds

The Constitutional Court on March 31 returned the indictment, which aimed to ban the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) due to the lack of procedure in the file.

The first review will be made after the Supreme Court Chief Public Prosecutor's Office completes the deficiencies and submits the indictment to the Constitutional Court.

Four brothers confess to killing sister for 'hanging around with men' in Turkish capital

Four brothers have been arrested in the Turkish capital Ankara for killing their sister "because she was socializing with men." 

Özlem Aykutluğ, 35, was found shot dead in Ankara on Feb. 28 and homicide department police officers focused their investigation on her family in the eastern province of Kars.