Afyonkarahisar Mayor Burcu Köksal said that she was tired due to Özgür Özel’s threats and exposure to mobbing, and that she had no opportunity to do politics in CHP. In his statement to a television channel, Köksal stated that he would join the AK Party today and said, “I am very peaceful, comfortable,” and said:
I was threatened, but Özel threatened me. He can’t forget that I voted for Kılıçdaroğlu since the special congress. He brought it from my nose.
(On discussions about leaving CHP) Özel said, “I will come to power in 5-6 months. You will beg me to forgive you.” “Divorce your wife” was the mildest of his messages. My husband did not steal or corrupt. I was not seen with women in hotel rooms, my husband has never cheated on me. There is no investigation against him, why should I divorce my husband?
CHP’s name is now on the agenda with things that disturb society. I’ve been mobbed and now I’m tired.
I had a 45-minute meeting with our President. “This is not our CHP,” I said.
Tomorrow (today), Dinar Mayor Veysel Topçu will also resign from CHP and join the AK Party. 7 municipal council members will also resign.

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FROM TC BULANCAK CIVIL COURT OF PEACE / PRESIDENCY

MAIN NUMBER: 2021/850 Principles

At the end of the open trial of the Dissolution of Partnership (Shared Ownership) case filed in our court against the Plaintiff NEJDET YAKAN and the Defendant ABDULKADİR AYDIN ​​ABDULLAH COŞ ADEM COŞ ADEM ÇOLAK AHMET COŞ TUNA TÜRKAY DİRYAKİ YETER TİRYAKİ ZERRİN KURDOĞLU ZERRİN KURDOĞLU ZEYNEP ÇERÇİL ZEYNEP YAMAK; A lawsuit was filed against the defendant BÜLENT DİRYAKİ for the dissolution of the partnership, and despite all the notifications issued, notification could not be made on behalf of the defendant, his address could not be determined, it was decided to be notified publicly, our court’s decision was made on 06/11/2025 in the file numbered 2025/1456, based on 2021/850, and in the judgment section;

JUDGMENT: As explained above;

1-D.of the hunt ACCEPTANCE,

2-The partnership on the real estate in Giresun province, Bulancak district, Güzelyalı district, island 1057, parcel number 2, which is the subject of the case. together with all annotations, obligations and contents on it in line with expert reports TO BE FIXED THROUGH SALE,

4-The sale will be made by general auction in accordance with the provisions of the EBL,

5-The expenses will be deducted from the sales price to be obtained and the remaining part will be distributed to the plaintiffs and defendants in proportion to their shares in the existing inheritance documents and land registry in the file,

6-Assignment of Bulancak Sales Officer as sales officer,

7-By deducting the advance fee and collecting the fee of 11.38 per thousand on the sales price from the parties in proportion to their shares, it is recorded as income on behalf of the treasury,

8-The trial expense, which is a total of 76,145.20 TL, including the application fee, attorney fee, advance fee 95.00 TL, discovery fee 4,361.50 TL, expert expenses 7000,00 TL, driver fee 880,00 TL, 772 notifications, 25 e-notification expenses, made by the plaintiff party, is taken from the parties in proportion to their shares. be given to the plaintiff, the plaintiff’s share is left to him,

9-Since the plaintiff party has represented itself with an attorney, the attorney fee of 40,000.00 TL, which is assessed according to the Lawyer Minimum Wage Tariff in force in return for the attorney’s effort and overtime, will be taken from the defendants in proportion to their share and given to the plaintiff, and the plaintiff’s share will be left to himself,

10-Since the defendant İsmail Zere had himself represented by an attorney, the attorney fee of 40,000.00 TL, which is assessed in accordance with the Lawyer Minimum Wage Tariff in force in return for the attorney’s effort and overtime, should be taken from the parties in proportion to their shares and given to the defendant, and the defendant’s share should be left to himself,

11-Since the defendant Nurşen UzunÖmeroğlu had him represented by an attorney, the attorney fee of 40,000.00 TL, which is assessed according to the Lawyer Minimum Fee Tariff in force in return for the attorney’s effort and overtime, should be taken from the parties in proportion to their shares and given to the defendant, and the defendant’s share should be left to himself,

12-Since the defendants Berker Yılmaz and Nurbek Yılmaz had themselves represented by an attorney, the attorney fee of 40,000.00 TL, which was assessed in accordance with the Lawyer Minimum Wage Tariff in force in return for the attorney’s effort and overtime, was taken from the parties in proportion to their shares and given to the defendants, and the defendants’ share was left to them,

13-Since the defendant Ahmet Dursun Yılmaz had himself represented by an attorney, the attorney fee of 40,000.00 TL, which is assessed according to the Lawyer Minimum Wage Tariff in force in return for the attorney’s effort and overtime, should be taken from the parties in proportion to their shares and given to the defendant, and the defendant’s share should be left to himself,

14-Since Trustee Cengiz Varol had himself represented by an attorney, the attorney fee of 40,000.00 TL, which is assessed according to the Lawyer Minimum Wage Tariff in force in return for the attorney’s effort and overtime, should be taken from the parties in proportion to their shares and given to the defendant, and the defendant’s share should be left to himself,

15-Since the defendant Soner Erkoç and Taner Dursun Erkoç had him represented by an attorney, the attorney fee of 40,000.00 TL, which is assessed in accordance with the Lawyer Minimum Fee Tariff in force in return for the attorney’s labor and overtime, should be taken from the parties in proportion to their shares and given to the defendants, and the defendants’ share should be left to themselves,

16– Since the defendants Hatice Çolak, Kadir Çolak, Belgin Çolak and Nilgün Çolak had themselves represented by an attorney, the attorney fee of 40,000.00 TL, which is assessed according to the Lawyer Minimum Fee Tariff in force in return for the attorney’s effort and overtime, should be taken from the parties in proportion to their shares and given to the defendants, and the defendants’ share should be left to themselves,

17-Since the defendant Meral Gökdemir had herself represented by an attorney, the attorney fee of 40,000.00 TL, which is assessed according to the Lawyer Minimum Wage Tariff in force in return for the attorney’s effort and overtime, should be taken from the parties in proportion to their shares and given to the defendant, and the defendant’s share should be left to her,

18-Since the defendant Bilal Sedaattin Karaibrahim had himself represented by an attorney, the attorney fee of 40,000.00 TL, which is assessed according to the Lawyer Minimum Fee Tariff in force in return for the attorney’s effort and overtime, should be taken from the parties in proportion to their shares and given to the defendant, and the defendant’s share should be left to himself,

19-Since the document submitted by lawyer Meral Yılmaz stating that she is the attorney of the defendant Hasan Gökdemir does not have the nature of a power of attorney, there is no need to assess attorney fees in his favor,

20-The advance on expenses deposited and unused by the plaintiff will be returned to the plaintiff when the decision becomes final,

Plaintiff’s Attorney Atty. YEŞİM ÖZKAN BEŞİKCİ, Deputy Defendant Atty. ÖZLEM KELEŞ ÜNAL, Defendant Attorney Atty. HALİL GENÇ, to the face of the defendant’s attorney, AV BURCU OCAK ÖĞÜTCÜ, decided that the legal remedy of APPEAL would be open to the Trabzon Regional Court of Justice within a two-week period from the notification of the decision given to the parties in the absence of the other opposing parties, in accordance with Article 345 of the Civil Courts Law No. 6100. 06/11/2025

It is notified by announcement as a substitute for notification. 22/04/2026

#ilan.gov.tr ​​Press Number: ILN02465880

Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek’s message that the fight against drugs will continue uninterrupted has begun to bear fruit with the operations carried out in the field.
Dozens of street dealers, called ‘purchasers’, were dealt a heavy blow during the drug operations carried out in Şanlıurfa’s Viranşehir district.

DRUG MAP HAS BEEN DEVELOPED

Viranşehir Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office carried out a study on the crime of Drug Production and Trafficking (TCK-188). During the studies, the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office created the drug map of the district. Street dealers, called ‘purchasers’, who sell drugs in 28 identified neighborhoods, were identified one by one.

OPERATION WAS CONDUCTED ON 97 SUSPECTS

Following the technical and physical monitoring of the identified street vendors, the operation button was pressed. As a result of the follow-ups, 83 ‘confidence acquisitions’ were carried out and 97 suspects were operated on in large-scale operations held between 06 March and 15 April.

49 DETAINED IN THE FIRST OPERATION

An operation was carried out on 50 suspects identified within the scope of the investigation on May 5. 49 suspects were detained during the operation. It was determined that one of the suspects was in a penal institution.

WEAPONS, DRUGS AND CARTRIDGE WERE SEIZED

During the searches carried out at the suspects’ addresses, various amounts of drugs, drug paraphernalia, unlicensed pistols, unlicensed hunting rifles and many cartridges were seized.

46 PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED

While 46 of the suspects who were referred to the courthouse were arrested and sent to prison, a judicial control decision was given for 1 suspect. The two suspects were released after interrogations by the prosecutor’s office.

SECOND WAVE: 37 DETAINED

In the operation carried out against 45 suspects on May 11, 37 people were caught and detained. While it was determined that 1 suspect was in prison, it was learned that efforts were continuing to capture 8 suspects who were on the run.

MINISTER GÜRLEK: “WE WILL MAKE OUR IRON FIST FEEL”

Previously, Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek announced in a television program that he had solved the cocaine map of Istanbul. Talking about his period as Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor, Minister Gürlek said, “We revealed the amount of cocaine coming to Istanbul, who brought it and the 6 major distributors one by one. We carried out very serious work with the Police and Gendarmerie.” Explaining that he sent a circular to all Chief Public Prosecutor’s Offices, Minister Gürlek stated that there would be no compromise on operations in this regard. Following the words of Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek, “As the Ministry of Justice, we will make our iron fist felt. We will go to the end” regarding the fight against drugs, news of the operation continues to come one after another.

Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek used the following statements in his post on his social media account:

“The work carried out shoulder to shoulder and in full coordination by our Ministries of Justice, Internal Affairs, Treasury and Finance continues to take the breath away from criminal groups.

“ANOTHER DIRTY WHEEL THAT SUCKS THE BLOOD OF OUR YOUTH HAS BEEN DISTURBED”

This strong will demonstrated by our institutions is our greatest support in the fight against crime. Under the coordination of our Eskişehir Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office; With the simultaneous operation carried out in 33 provinces against illegal betting, qualified fraud and money laundering crimes, a dirty wheel that sucks the blood of our youth has been shattered.

“WE WILL NEVER ALLOW ANY STRUCTURE THAT MEANS OUR ECONOMY”

Within the scope of this operation, in which a huge crime revenue of 8.7 Billion TL was detected, the necessary legal proceedings against all those responsible are being carried out meticulously. We will never allow any structure that threatens the peace of our nation and our economy.

Those who contributed to this successful operation; “I would like to thank our Eskişehir Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, Eskişehir Provincial Police Department and Tax Inspection Board.”

The work carried out shoulder to shoulder and in full coordination by our Ministries of Justice, Internal Affairs, Treasury and Finance; continues to take the breath away of criminal groups. This strong will demonstrated by our institutions is our greatest support in the fight against crime.

Eskisehir Republic…

— Akın Gürlek (@abakingurlek) May 11, 2026

Minister of Youth and Sports Osman Aşkın Bak attended the opening ceremony organized by the Islamic Cooperation Youth Forum (ICYF) for the election of Konya as the 2026 Youth Capital of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.

Speaking at the ceremony, Minister Bak said, “The greatest strength of the Islamic civilization is its young population and the high ideals carried by this youth. A youth that draws strength from its faith, history and culture is the guarantee of a more just, more prosperous and stronger future. Under the leadership of our President, Turkey plays a leading role in strengthening unity, solidarity and cooperation in the Islamic world with the inspiration it draws from the past. Our country, with its historical background, strategic location and strong institutional structures, is in cooperation with the countries and organizations of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.” “We strive to act together in the field. The work we carry out in the field of youth is an important part of this vision. The Islamic Cooperation Youth Forum, located in Istanbul, has been bringing hope to the future of not only our region but also the whole world by bringing our youth together in a wide range of activities within the framework of our common beliefs and values.”

‘WE CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THE VERSATILE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR YOUTH’

Minister Bak stated that they support the development of young people and said, “At this point, our Ministry also supports the forum by hosting young people from the Organization of Islamic Cooperation countries in our youth camps organized on different themes every year. In these camps, our young people learn and produce together in many fields from media to volunteering, from environmental awareness to entrepreneurship, and establish lasting friendships. In addition, we continue to support the versatile development of our young people with international youth projects, exchange programs, sports organizations and cultural events.”

A panel titled “Business World and Entrepreneurship: Driving Forces of Women’s Empowerment” was held in Istanbul within the scope of the Belgian Economic Mission. Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş and Queen Mathilde of Belgium also attended the program. The program held in Istanbul started with the opening speech of Erdal Bahçıvan, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Istanbul Chamber of Industry. Then, Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş and Queen Mathilde of Belgium made speeches. At the event, issues related to women’s full participation in economic life, equal opportunities in the business world, entrepreneurship and supporting women’s rights in the economic field were discussed. The panel was moderated by William Massolin, Head of the Council of Europe Türkiye Office.

The panel included LEAD Network Turkey President Neslihan Nigiz Ulak, UNFPA Turkey Representative and Azerbaijan and Georgia Country Director Mariam A. Khan, Sioen Industries CEO Michèle Sioen, Anatolian Technology Research Park General Manager Duygu Yalnızoğlu and B-Fit founder Dr. Bedriye Hülya attended as a speaker.

‘THE POWER OF COUNTRIES WILL NOT BE LIMITED TO NATURAL RESOURCES’

Speaking at the panel, Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş said, “The issue we are discussing today is not limited to the representation of women in business life. This issue is directly related to the direction of development, the quality of production, the depth of social welfare, and the economic order we will leave to future generations. The world economy is being reshaped by digitalization, green transformation, artificial intelligence, new production technologies and changes in global supply chains. The ‘Role of Business World and Entrepreneurship Panel’ in Women’s Empowerment will focus on the power of countries, capital accumulation, market size or “It will not be limited to natural resources; the real determinant will be the ability to mobilize human resources, transform knowledge into value and open opportunities to all segments of society.”

‘WE IMPLEMENTED POLICIES THAT EMPOWER WOMEN IN EVERY FIELD’

Minister Göktaş said, “As Turkey, we have taken important steps in the last 24 years to strengthen the position of women in social and economic life. Under the leadership of our President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, we have implemented policies that empower women in all areas. With the ‘Women’s Empowerment Strategy Document and Action Plan’, we have created a strong policy framework that will reflect the potential of women in all areas of life. With our Action Plan, we have implemented projects that support women’s greater involvement in employment, entrepreneurship, STEM fields, digital economy and innovative sectors. Women’s cooperatives; “We support women as strong structures that transform them into production, local development and sustainable income. In this context, we offer women education, digital skills, access to technology, mentoring, opening up to the market and access to finance. We strengthen safe working conditions and support their greater representation in decision-making processes.”

‘WOMEN ARE WRITTEN SUCCESS STORIES IN Türkiye’

Minister Göktaş said, “With the ‘Rising Women: My Own Business, My Trace’ program that we launched last year, we are transforming entrepreneurship supports into a strong ecosystem extending from local to national. Today, our country offers strong production and innovation opportunities to women entrepreneurs with its dynamic entrepreneurship ecosystem that competes on a global scale. The presence of women in this ecosystem is increasing every year. The number of female R&D personnel working in R&D and design centers and technoparks has increased approximately eight times in the last 10 years, reaching over 61 thousand. In addition, Türkiye, It ranks first in the world with the rate of female inventors exceeding 26 percent in international patent applications. This success reveals the strong potential of women in the fields of science, technology and innovation. On the other hand, women in Türkiye are writing success stories in many strategic fields, from software to artificial intelligence, from defense industry to clean technologies, from advanced production to digital. I believe that today’s panel will add a strategic dimension to these contacts. “I would like to emphasize that the empowerment of women in the business world is too big an issue to be limited only to national policies. As Turkey, we are ready to contribute to every joint effort that will enable women to take a more active role in production, entrepreneurship, technology and leadership.”

‘IF WE WANT TO SHAPE THE FUTURE, WE MUST TAKE ACTION NOW’

Speaking at the panel, Queen Mathilde of Belgium said: “Let me share with you three thoughts based on the Belgian experience: First, women’s equal and meaningful participation in economic and political decision-making is a prerequisite for inclusive economic growth, innovation and social resilience. Belgium’s experience shows that equality is achieved not by chance, but through conscious and structural choices. If we want to shape the future, we must act now. Progress will include concrete measures, including legislation to promote gender balance, wage transparency and social dialogue initiatives, as well as sustainable developments towards accessible, high-quality child care.” “At the same time, real equality in education, mentoring and professional networks is necessary but not sufficient to empower women and girls; it must be accompanied by efforts to eliminate persistent barriers such as discrimination and stereotyping. Secondly, women’s empowerment in the workplace cannot be separated from safe, respectful and dignified working environments.”

‘WE ARE BUILDING A BETTER EQUIPPED LABOR MARKET FOR THE FUTURE’

Queen Mathilde said: “Belgium takes an integrated approach combining prevention, protection and accountability through a comprehensive legal and policy framework. Its legislation provides strategies such as preventive obligations for employers, confidential counseling mechanisms, formal complaints procedures with protection against reprisals, informal dispute resolution procedures and, finally, access to labor inspectors and courts when necessary. In practice, confidential and informal mechanisms play a vital role: more than 70 percent of workplace incidents in Belgium are safe for victims who may hesitate to speak out.” “At the international level, Belgium strongly supports mechanisms that strengthen the prevention of violence or harassment in the workplace and protect victims. By promoting these goals and sharing best practices, we will make progress towards safer and more inclusive workplaces around the world. This will benefit not only women but society as a whole. By consciously investing in women and girls today, we are building a labor market that is not only fairer, but better equipped for the future.”