
DEM Parti Sözcüsü Ayşegül Doğan ve parti yönetimi, T24 haber sitesi ve sosyal medya hesaplarına getirilen erişim engeline karşı açıklama yaptı.
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T24 haber sitesi ve sosyal medya hesapları hakkında erişim engeli kararı verilmiştir.
DEM Parti Sözcüsü Ayşegül Doğan, internet haber sitesi T24 ve sosyal medya hesapları hakkında verilen kapatma kararına ilişkin açıklama yaptı.
Sosyal medya platformu X'teki hesabından yaptığı açıklamada "Toplum susturularak demokrasi güçlenmez. Dünyada böyle bir demokrasi örneği yoktur" diyen Doğan, sansür uygulamalarına son verilmesi çağrısı yaptı.
"T24’ün internet sitesi ve sosyal medya hesapları hakkında verilen kapatma kararı, toplumun haber alma hakkına ve basın özgürlüğüne son derece ağır bir müdahaledir. Demokratik ülkelerde sansür uygulamaları yerine düşünce ve ifade özgürlüğünü koruyacak önlemler alınır. Toplum susturularak demokrasi güçlenmez. Dünyada böyle bir demokrasi örneği yoktur. Demokrasi yalnızca duymak istediklerimizin değil, farklı ve eleştirel seslerin de özgür olduğu yerde güçlenir. Gazetecileri, yazarları, medya kuruluşlarını hedef alan sansür uygulamalarına artık son verilmelidir."
DEM Parti'nin sosyal medya hesabından yapılan açıklamada da "Haber sitesi T24 hakkında erişim engeli kararı verilmesi, düşünce ve ifade özgürlüğüne yönelik baskıdır. Düşünce ve ifade özgürlüğünü hedef alan bu uygulamalar kabul edilemez. Demokrasi ve çoğulculuğun gereği farklılıklarla bir arada yaşamdır. Haber alma hakkına yönelik yapılan hak gaspları son bulmalıdır" ifadeleri kullanıldı.
Minister of Commerce Bolat announced on his social media account that they represented Türkiye by attending the G20 Trade and Investment Ministers Meeting held in Milwaukee, USA. At the meeting, the future of the global trading system, geopolitical tensions and the problem of excess capacity in the steel industry were put on the agenda. Bolat emphasized that the Joint Comprehensive Framework for Action and the Ministerial Declaration were adopted at the GFSEC meeting and that Türkiye will continue its efforts to defend its interests on international platforms.

Re-Welfare Party Istanbul Deputy Doğan Bekin announced that he resigned from his party due to the statements about Erbakan and Demirel in Suat Kılıç's book 'The Last Isparta'. Bekin stated that his resignation petition was still not processed and emphasized that he resigned at the request of Fatih Erbakan.

NEW Party Konya Provincial Chairman Nejat Türktaş was detained at his home in Ereğli district of Konya during the Ankara-based drug investigation on Saturday, September 26. Türktaş, who was taken to Ankara, was arrested on September 29 after the completion of his procedures and sent to Sincan Prison, and he resigned after his arrest. In his resignation statement, he stated that he was arrested as a result of slander and said that he resigned from his post for the healthy progress of the NEW Party's congress processes.

Re-Welfare Party Istanbul Deputy Doğan Bekin brought up the tensions within the party at the press conference he held in the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Bekin criticized the statements about Erbakan and Demirel in Suat Kılıç's book 'The Last Isparta' and stated that these statements were despicable and hypocritical. He also announced that he resigned from his position as Deputy Chairman and Central Executive Board member in line with Fatih Erbakan's request, but that the petition had not yet been processed and that he would not act alone regarding the resignation, citing the moral responsibility of the voters and the party organization.
French President Emmanuel Macron held a joint press conference with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez in Madrid and said 'Welcome back' in response to British Prime Minister Andy Burnham's statement about re-joining the EU. Macron proposed that the British return to the EU, acknowledged the climate and geopolitical concerns of France's young people and stressed that he could not justify violence. He also found anti-Semitic writings attributed to National Rally Party leader Jordan Bardella serious and unacceptable.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that Russia does not pose a near-term threat to NATO territory and that the alliance's defense capacity is sufficient. Rutte also emphasized that support for Ukraine should continue.