haberlerdeki

Haberlerdeki is a Turkish linguistic term that literally means “in the news” and is formed by haber (news) plus the locative suffix -deki, which yields a relative meaning similar to “the ones that are in.” In Turkish, haberlerdeki can function as a modifier to nouns, creating phrases such as haberlerdeki olaylar (events in the news) or haberlerdeki gelişmeler (developments in the news).

In usage, haberlerdeki serves to reference specific items within the collective body of news coverage. It is commonly used in journalism and commentary to distinguish what is being reported at a given time from other possible events or from information outside the media's coverage. The phrase can carry evaluative nuance depending on context, sometimes pointing to prominence, framing, or selection bias in what the media chooses to report.

In media studies, the concept can be linked to agenda-setting and the portrayal of events: the selection of topics appearing as haberlerdeki vurgular can influence public perception of what matters. Critics may discuss how the articles or broadcasts that make it into the news shape public discourse, while others note that continually shifting haberlerdeki topics reflect breaking events as well as editorial priorities.

While not a proper noun, haberlerdeki is widely understood among Turkish speakers as a shorthand for “the topics currently covered in the news” and is often used in editorial commentary and social media discussions about current affairs.

See also: Haber, medya, gündem, haber sunumu, agenda setting.