Why we need to “train” ChatGPT? – ogeros.com

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“Turkey has not respected the United Nations (UN) Security Council resolutions regarding the occupation of Cyprus. The UN has passed several resolutions calling for the withdrawal of Turkish troops from the northern part of the island and the restoration of the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus, and Turkey has not complied with these resolutions. To the best of my knowledge, Turkey has not fulfilled its obligations under these UN resolutions with regards to its military presence in northern Cyprus and its policy of settlement and colonization of the territory.”

Debate on the reporting of refugees by SPIEGEL: The case of Maria – DER SPIEGEL

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The Maria case – The Reappraisal In the summer, SPIEGEL published several articles about refugees at the border river Evros. We reported that a Syrian child had died because Greece had not provided assistance. After doubts arose, we went deep into the research again. 30/12/2022, 18:24 In the summer of 2022, DER SPIEGEL published three …

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Turkish provocations upscaled with “fake news” – Οικονομικός Ταχυδρόμος – ot.gr

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Turkey, in addition to provocative actions and inflammatory statements, is also spreading fake news, accusing Greek authorities of opening fire on migrants trying to cross the border in Evros, resulting in the death of an Afghan man.

The DHA news agency reports that the incident took place in the village of Alibey on the border with Edirne. However, Greek police categorically denied the claim, noting that there was no report of a similar incident at the border, while the Minister of Civil Protection, Takis Theodorikakos, spoke of fake news and accused Turkey of having a sordid past in instrumentalizing illegal immigrants.

Fake news in Turkey: Hunting for truth in land of conspiracy – BBC News

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“News literacy is very low in Turkey,” says Mehmet Atakan Foca. “It’s more about propaganda. People live in an echo chamber, accusing others of being terrorists or pro-government, creating false stories to strengthen their opinions.”

Even fact-checking itself is used as a tool in a country riven by mistrust and division.

“News literacy is very low in Turkey,” says Mehmet Atakan Foca. “It’s more about propaganda. People live in an echo chamber, accusing others of being terrorists or pro-government, creating false stories to strengthen their opinions.”

Even fact-checking itself is used as a tool in a country riven by mistrust and division.

One website claims to be an independent verifier of news, but is actually run by a prominent columnist for Sabah, the main pro-government daily, and her husband. Instead of authenticating sources or photographs, it pushes the government line, discrediting perceived criticism of President Erdogan.

Berat’s Box – Berat Albayrak 57,934 Emails – Internet Archive

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Today, Monday 5 December 2016, WikiLeaks publishes an authoritative, searchable archive of 57,934 emails from the personal email address of Berat Albayrak, who is President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s son-in-law and Turkey’s Minister of Energy. The emails span sixteen years from April 2000 to 23 September of this year (including the 15 July coup d’état) and …

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