Turkey

Story gist: Turkish Meteorology issued warnings for a strong storm in the Marmara Sea. Alerts for heavy rain, storm, and snow covered numerous provinces on January 11, 2026.

Bias summary: Left-leaning Evrensel.net frames the story broadly, emphasizing widespread warnings for heavy rain, storm, and snow across many provinces. Center outlet Kocaeli Governorate uses official, specific language focused solely on the strong Marmara Sea storm. Right-leaning coverage absent, omitting any conservative framing or emphasis.

Story gist: An İETT bus crashed into a building in Kartal, Istanbul. Six passengers were injured.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets provided no coverage, omitting the story entirely. Center outlet Haberler minimally noted ‘İETT,’ focusing solely on the bus operator without details. Right-leaning Anadolu Ajansı emphasized location (Kartal) and victims (‘6 yolcu yaralandı’), using precise, passenger-centered framing. Differences are subtle, with right adding specificity; overall tone remains neutral and factual across lanes.

Story gist: Mazlum Abdi announced a ceasefire agreement for evacuations from Aleppo.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets absent, omitting perspective. Center outlets like BBC neutrally report Mazlum Abdi’s ceasefire announcement for Aleppo evacuations. Right-leaning Haber7 frames via ‘terrorist’ label on Salih Muslim’s nephew Usame Muslim, emphasizing his denial of PKK, YPG, YPJ affiliation, highlighting Turkish anti-PKK stance and distancing rhetoric.

Story gist: Claims emerged that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is preparing a military plan to seize Greenland. European countries discussed plans to deploy military presence there amid Atlantic tensions.

Bias summary: Left-leaning T24 emphasizes the claim of Trump preparing military seizure of Greenland, using direct sensational phrasing. Center Investing.com neutrally reports European countries discussing military deployments in Greenland, omitting Trump focus. Right-leaning Yeni Şafak frames it as an Atlantic crisis risking NATO fracture, stressing alliance tensions over U.S. specifics.

Story gist: Turkish authorities issued warnings for snow, heavy rain, and storms in some regions. Snow and sleet affected the capital.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets provided no coverage, omitting that perspective. Center sources like MSN emphasized snow and sleet impacts in the capital. Right-leaning Anadolu Ajansı highlighted official warnings for snow, heavy rain, and storms across regions. Framing differs by scope—urban effects vs. broader alerts—with neutral tones and no major omissions beyond left absence.