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Türkiye to sue Meta over harmful content accessible to children

The Education Ministry is preparing to sue Meta over social media content that it says could harm children’s academic and personal development, Education Minister Yusuf Tekin has said. Speaking to journalists, Tekin said children continued to encounter age-inappropriate material online despite restrictions on mobile phone use in schools and warnings about social media risks.

Hurriyet Daily News 2 min read 4 views Read →
Business

Oman restores citizenship to 11 people under new royal decree

Dubai: Oman's Sultan Haitham bin Tariq has restored Omani citizenship to 11 people under a royal decree published on Sunday, October 18, in the country's Official Gazette.Royal Decree No. 89/2026, issued on October 12, reinstates citizenship for the 11 individuals named in an accompanying list published in Issue No.

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World

Lebanese influencer Dr Food returns home after release under general amnesty

Dubai: Lebanese social media personality Dr Food returned to his hometown in Lebanon after being released from custody under the country's general amnesty law, marking a new chapter following his legal troubles.The content creator is widely known by his online nickname, Dr Food, and has built a substantial following through food reviews and lifestyle content.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.The...

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Politics

Türkiye sets rules for under-15 social media ban

Türkiye has published regulations barring social media platforms from serving children under 15 and requiring users to verify their age through the e-Devlet government portal. The rules, prepared by the Cyber Security Directorate and published in the Official Gazette on Oct. 10, take effect on Nov. 1. Platforms must complete age verification for existing accounts by March 31, 2027.

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Technology

Under new regulations, Turkiye bans children under 15 from social media

Providers must also offer differentiated services, take necessary measures for users 15 and older Turkiye has barred social network providers from offering services to minors under the age of 15, according to new Cyber Security Directorate regulations published on Saturday in the Official Gazette. The regulation said providers "cannot provide services to children who have not reached the age of 15."

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Finance

Shadow network of extortion and human tragedies

By Chris Michael The case of a female farmer who reportedly lost property worth about €400,000 after taking an informal loan of €20,000 has brought to light a dark chapter which, according to police sources, continues to operate quietly on the margins of the Cypriot economy. The woman said that, unable to secure financing through the banking system, she turned to a private lender, known as usury.

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Business

Limits changed in money laundering, terrorism finance fight

Türkiye has raised monetary thresholds for identity verification and introduced new security rules for digital customer validation used by financial institutions to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. The amendment, published in the Official Gazette, reorganized ID checks that banks, factoring companies, brokerage houses, portfolio management firms and payment entities must perform during transactions.

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Politics

Turkey’s top court finds rights violations in prison officials’ treatment of dismisse...

Turkey’s Constitutional Court has ruled that prison officials subjected dismissed prosecutor Hasan Dursun to treatment incompatible with human dignity by using force that authorities failed to show was necessary during an attempt to cut his hair and that prosecutors failed to effectively investigate the incident, the Stockholm Center for Freedom reported.

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Politics

El Mansouri’s appointment published in Morocco’s Official Gazette

Fatima Zahra El Mansouri’s appointment as Morocco’s head of government has been formally published in the Official Gazette, following her party’s victory in the Sept. 23 legislative election. Royal Decree No. 1.26.76, published in Official Gazette No. 7548 on Oct. 1, appoints El Mansouri to the position, with the appointment taking effect from Sept. 29.

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