Şafak

Daily Yeni Şafak had a headline story on May 20 by Osman Ozgan with the title: "Here is that major's statement," triggering new debates. We knew that a major, identified only as O.K., personally went to the headquarters of the National Intelligence Organization (MİT) in Ankara's Yenimahalle district on the afternoon of July 15, 2016 to warn them about the preparations of the coup.

An online survey conducted by the pro-government Yeni Şafak daily has revealed that almost 97 percent of the Turkish nation sees the US as an enemy, while 94 percent of the nation sees NATO as a threat.

Journalist Ali Bayramoğlu was attacked after casting his referendum vote in Istanbul at around 12:50 p.m. on April 16.

Former daily Yeni Şafak columnist Bayramoğlu arrived at the Şair Nedim Elementary School in the Gayrettepe district of Istanbul and was initially subjected to a verbal assault. 

Deniz Yücel, a German-Turkish journalist for Die Welt newspaper who has been under arrest since February, has married his fiancée in jail, daily Cumhuriyet has reported.

Main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) lawmaker Şafak Pavey and Yücel's lawyer, Ferat Çağıl, also participated in the wedding ceremony between the journalist and Dilek Mayatürk in Silivri jail.  

Turkish authorities are investigating foster families for suspected ties to a failed coup and may remove children from homes if their guardians are found to be supporters of the putsch, a government official has said. 

He is showing the performance of a political personality that those who underestimated him by labelling him "a technocrat" cannot ignore.
It is a performance that was not expected from Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek.

He said that whether we like it or not, a Turkey deprived of its ties with the European Union would be seen as a third-world country.

A photographer of the Yeni Şafak daily newspaper, Mustafa Cambaz, has lost his life after being gun fired by a group of soldiers who have staged an attempted coup, his newspaper has announced. 

The editor-in-chief of the daily, İbrahim Gül wrote July 16 on his Twitter account: 

"Here is the last message of our martyr," and shared Cambaz's tweet which said: 

The assassination of an Uzbek dissident in Istanbul's Zeytinburnu district was captured by two security cameras belonging to nearby businesses, daily Yeni Şafak has reported.

Abdullah Bukhari, who was working as a religious leader and head of the İhsan Learning Services and Solidarity Association in Zeytinburnu, was killed in a gun attack on Dec. 11.

A Turkish man has established two fictional countries and sent a "diplomatic note" from one of them to slam authorities in Ankara, Turkish media reported on Dec. 5.

Ahmet Çatalkaya, the leader of the "countries" he founded with his three friends, was caught in his scam after he applied to establish a diplomatic office in Turkey, daily Yeni Şafak reported.