Social media platform X said Wednesday it has challenged in Turkey's top court a government order to block over 100 user accounts, as the nation is roiled by mass protests.

Access to social media platforms in Turkey has been restored after 42 hours of shutdown Proton VPN has recorded a spike of +1100% starting from March 19, 2025, the day restrictions were enforced ...

Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said authorities identified 261 social media accounts that shared ... The PKK, behind a decades-long insurgency in Turkey, is designated a terrorist organization ...

Turkey is planning to introduce new regulations that would significantly expand the internet authority's powers to restrict access to social media platforms without a court order, according to a ...

Turkey plans to expand the authorities' power to block access to social media on the grounds of "national security" Global companies with over 1 million users in Turkey will also be required to ...

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Some 43% of social media users are struggling to control the amount of time they are spending online, with 14% describing ...

X has previously restricted access to pro-Kurdish and opposition journalists and their media outlets ... @bianet-eng.bsky.social However, following the İmamoğlu protests, X announced that it had filed ...

Protesters at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, eastern France, on Thursday to support Istanbul's arrested mayor Ekrem Imamoglu - Copyright POOL/AFP Yoan VALAT ...