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Tuğba Tekerek arbeitet als freie Journalistin für die Deutsche Welle und ist bekannt für ihre Berichterstattung über LGBT-Personen in Georgien. Erst im Februar wurde der Deutsche-Welle-Korrespondent Alican Uludağ in der Türkei festgenommen.
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Nach queerfeindlichen Razzien Deutsche-Welle-Journalistin in der Türkei festgenommen
Die freie Journalistin Tuğba Tekerek ist in der Türkei inhaftiert worden. Die unter anderem für die Deutsche Welle tätige Journalistin befindet sich gemeinsam mit sieben Vorstandsmitgliedern einer LGBT-Organisation in Haft.
16.09.2026, 20.52 Uhr
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Die Deutsche Welle wird offiziell die Freilassung von Tuğba Tekerek fordern.
Very likely · Within days
Menschenrechtsorganisationen werden internationale Druckkampagnen gegen die türkische Regierung starten.
Likely · Within weeks
NATO has rejected Russian intelligence reports that there was no evidence of Russian involvement in the August 4 explosive drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport. A spokesman said NATO intelligence experts such as Germany had concluded that Russia was behind the hybrid attack. The Russian Foreign Ministry had previously spread an alternative version on X that suggested a Ukrainian connection without providing any evidence.

At least five people on a bus were killed and seven injured in a Russian drone attack in southern Ukraine, Governor Olexander Hanscha announced. Additionally, a passenger train in Mykolaiv and a locomotive in Kovel were hit, with all 170 train passengers uninjured. President Zelensky described the attack as an 'act of barbarism' and called for tougher sanctions against Russia.

The family of trail runner Kalie McCrystal, who has been missing from the Matterhorn since September, has said goodbye. The 38-year-old disappeared during a record attempt on the Liongrat at an altitude of over 4,200 meters. Despite an intensive search, she remains untraceable.

The Kosovo Special Tribunal in The Hague sentenced former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci to 25 years in prison. He was convicted of 96 political murders as well as torture and arbitrary detention during the Kosovo conflict in the 1990s.

The Kosovo Special Tribunal in The Hague has sentenced former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi to 25 years in prison for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Amnesty International has named 87 people suspected of being responsible for the violent crackdown on the 'Women, Life, Freedom' protests in Iran. Germany could investigate them.