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AKOM announced the districts in Istanbul where snowfall is expected due to adverse weather conditions. Accordingly, mixed rain and snowfall are anticipated in districts such as Silivri, Çatalca, Çekmeköy, and Şile.

In the program "Çocuktan Al Haberi," which made a mark during a certain period, the charming little girl Nisan Aktaş, who won hearts with her sympathetic demeanor, has now grown into a big girl. The child star, who attracts attention with her current appearance, is also receiving numerous acting offers.

After the appointment of trustees to Tunceli and Ovacık, a highly discussed claim has emerged. It has been suggested that trustee appointments will continue in the upcoming period, and the number could reach 15-16 municipalities, with particular attention drawn to Van Municipality.

This week, the most profitable investment instrument was gram gold, with a gain of 5.49%. It was followed by stocks traded on Borsa Istanbul, which increased by 1.71%. The only investment instrument that closed the week in the negative was the Euro, which declined by 0.80%.

A 76-year-old suspect, who was detained on charges of sexual assault against a dog in the Bafra district of Samsun, was arrested by the court to which he was brought.

The waters between Maura Icardi and Wanda Nara never seem to calm down. Most recently, at an event she attended, Nara couldn't hold back her tears when the Argentine press asked her questions about Icardi. Wanda Nara, who has been in the news due to rumors of divorce and infidelity, had recently stormed into Icardi's house.

Fenerbahçe worked hard during the winter transfer period to sign Talisca and finally reached an agreement with Al-Nassr. Fenerbahçe's initial request was to loan Talisca while having Al-Nassr cover part of his salary, but this request was rejected. However, an agreement was reached as Fenerbahçe insisted on a non-mandatory purchase option. Now, the parties are negotiating the option fee, and the official announcement of the agreement is expected to be made shortly.

Manisa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ferdi Zeyrek, who made a statement regarding the factory to be established by the Chinese automotive company BYD in Manisa, said, "I am trying to create new living spaces, including a Chinese street. I am an architect, and I have a profession that can truly reach a solution."

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) kept the policy rate, which is the one-week repo auction rate, unchanged at 50%. As we enter the last month of the year, attention is focused on when the interest rate will be lowered. Experts indicate that the first step for this will be in December, or at the latest, interest rate cuts will begin in January.

The Israeli army destroyed an 8-story building with an airstrike on a structure located in the al-Basta area of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon.

Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IBB) President Ekrem İmamoğlu reacted to the appointment of trustees to the municipalities of Tunceli and Ovacık. Stating that "the appointment of trustees without a finalized court decision is not legal," İmamoğlu emphasized that the current practice usurps the will of the people and violates the right to vote and be elected.

Serdar Ortaç, during the days he spent under house arrest, shared his regrets on social media. The famous singer said, "Look at fate, it made me Serdar Ortaç; I've never been free from trouble. If I hadn't been famous, I wouldn't have known about gambling or anything else..."

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky made statements regarding the new Oreshnik missile launched by Russia. Zelensky said, "When someone starts using other countries not only for terrorism but also to test their new missiles through acts of terrorism, this is clearly an international crime." He also emphasized that a serious response is needed to make Putin truly afraid of expanding the war and to feel the consequences of his actions, addressing Western countries.

The President of the Turkish Football Federation, İbrahim Hacıosmanoğlu, spoke about foreign referees. Responding to the recent claims regarding foreign referees, Hacıosmanoğlu stated, "As long as I am here, foreign referees will not come to this country." He emphasized that there are young and talented referees and expressed that the issue of foreign referees should be most concerning to the referees themselves.

In Bursa, a strong storm with winds reaching up to 70 kilometers per hour at times knocked over a bus stop, a waste collection cabin, and trees, causing damage.

The General Directorate of Meteorology has issued a warning for heavy rain and storms. Experts advise against going outside without a coat and an umbrella, while reports of disruptions in maritime transportation have emerged due to the storm.

After the removal from office of Tunceli Mayor Cevdet Konak, a member of the DEM Party, due to 'terrorist affiliation', a portion of the crowd that gathered in front of the municipal building attempted to breach the police barricade. A scuffle occurred as security forces did not allow this.

The Commission will meet in December to determine the minimum wage for 2025. The rate of increase to be set is eagerly awaited by retirees and civil servants as well. If the minimum wage increase occurs between 35-40%, it is estimated that the resulting welfare share for retirees will be between 5-10 percentage points. If these predictions come true, this year will mark the first time that pension increases exceed the minimum wage increase.

A psychological crisis has erupted in Israel, which has been drenched in blood in the Middle East. Israeli media reported that at least 6 Israeli soldiers who participated in the conflicts in the Gaza Strip and southern Lebanon took their own lives due to psychological issues.

Former CHP Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu reacted to the appointment of trustees to the municipalities of Tunceli and Ovacık on his social media account. Kılıçdaroğlu stated, "Let's tighten our ranks, friends! We will get rid of both the one-man regime and the trustees by fighting."