Dozens of Turkish journalists denied accreditation for NATO summit in Ankara, media says

In Ankara, numerous Turkish journalists have been turned down for accreditation to cover the upcoming NATO summit, according to media reports and journalist associations. NATO has acknowledged it's following Turkey's guidance on journalist access, raising concerns about press freedom during the event. This situation underscores the broader tensions between Turkey and the international community, especially regarding media oversight and freedom. The incident could impact how the summit is reported globally and highlights the challenges faced by journalists in accessing critical international events.