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Evrensel, meaning "universal" in Turkish, is a daily Turkish newspaper published in Istanbul. Known for its left-wing, labor-oriented editorial stance, it is widely associated with the Turkish labor movement and progressive politics. The newspaper began in the mid-1990s as a platform for journalists and activists connected to workers’ rights and socialist circles. It covers national and international news, with particular emphasis on labor issues, social justice, democracy, and governmental policy, while also including economics, culture, and opinion sections. The publication operates in print and online, offering daily editions and digital content, including editorials, interviews, and investigative reporting.

Evrensel positions itself as an alternative voice within the Turkish press, often critical of conservative and

As with many Turkish media outlets, Evrensel operates within a diverse and sometimes contentious media environment,

market-oriented
policies
and
supportive
of
trade
unions
and
grassroots
organizations.
Its
readership
includes
academics,
activists,
and
members
of
labor
unions,
though
it
aims
to
reach
a
broader
audience
as
well.
The
newspaper
has
played
a
role
in
reporting
on
labor
disputes,
protests,
and
social
movements
in
Turkey,
contributing
to
public
debate
on
rights,
equality,
and
state-civil
society
relations.
reflecting
the
polarized
nature
of
contemporary
Turkish
politics.
It
remains
a
notable
component
of
the
country’s
pluralistic
press
ecosystem,
representative
of
left-wing
print
media
in
Turkey.