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Politics & Justice

Court halts Üsküdar deputy mayor election decision, paving way for a rerun
Istanbul’s 2nd Administrative Court issued a critical ruling on the election for deputy mayor held by the Üsküdar Municipal Council. The court halted the execution of the council decision declaring CHP candidate Sibel Tan Çetinkaya elected deputy mayor, citing irregularities in the vote count and violations of election security. The Üsküdar Municipal Council will hold a new election.
Alihan Kuriş faces a homicide investigation after Denizolgun’s death deemed suspicious
A significant development has emerged in the investigation into the 2016 death of Arif Ahmet Denizolgun, the former leader of the group known as the Süleymancılar and a former transport minister. After an expert who examined the autopsy footage classified the death as “suspicious,” a homicide investigation was opened into Alihan Kuriş and the other suspects. An investigation into certain officials at the Council of Forensic Medicine for “forgery of official documents” is also continuing.
Erdoğan commemorates Gazi Mustafa Kemal on Great Offensive’s 104th anniversary
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan commemorated Gazi Mustafa Kemal and the heroes who lost their lives in the struggle for independence on the 104th anniversary of the Great Offensive.
Kazakhstan’s President Tokayev proposes banning social media for under-16s
Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev proposed a regulation banning children from registering on social networks before the age of 16. The draft law was submitted to parliament in June, and Tokayev said he would ask for the issue to be considered at the first session of the Kurultay.
Kurtulmuş says Israel is concerned about Türkiye’s regional influence
Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş said Wednesday at the Afyonkarahisar Civil Society Gathering that Israel is concerned about Türkiye’s efforts to foster peace and solidarity in the region. Kurtulmuş described the announcement that the Syrian Democratic Forces had been dissolved as an organization as important and historic.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards say Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until US accepts its terms
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards spokesperson Hossein Mohibi said at a press conference in Isfahan that the Strait of Hormuz would not reopen until the United States accepted Tehran’s terms and returned to the agreement. Mohibi said Iran and Oman had reached an understanding on a temporary transit route, but stressed that this did not mean the strait had reopened.
Colombia recognizes Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights
Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella began restoring his country's ties with Israel shortly after taking office on August 7. His administration has decided to reopen the embassy in Jerusalem, while visa-free travel for citizens of the two countries will take effect on September 1.
U.S. special envoy for Syria Tom Barrack welcomed the YPG’s decision to dissolve
U.S. special envoy for Syria Tom Barrack welcomed the YPG’s decision to dissolve on Tuesday, saying that the goal of a united Syria encompassing all Syrians was taking shape. Barrack said the way had been opened for the Syrian Democratic Forces to be integrated orderly into state institutions, and called for Kurdish to be recognized in education and for Kurdish partners to be given important roles in government.
Federal judge halts auction of historic Titanic artifacts
U.S. District Judge Rebecca Beach Smith of Virginia halted on Monday the auction of more than 100 artifacts recovered from the Titanic wreck. The court ordered RMS Titanic to provide an inventory of the artifacts and information about their current condition.
YPG leader Mazloum Abdi declares the group dissolved
Ferhat Abdi Shaheen, also known by the code name Mazloum Abdi and one of the group's leaders, declared in Damascus, Syria's capital, that the YPG had been dissolved as an independent military force. Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa received Shaheen and his delegation, with the meeting addressing matters related to the integration process and steps toward the next phase.

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